Letter T
Tuscan "I love you"
traditional French vegetable stew or earthenware dish it is cooked in
"The Princess and the Frog" princess
Three-time 20-game winner for the '70s Red Sox
Three-time A.L. shutout leader of the '60s-'70s
"The Princess and the Frog" accessory
"___ Tahiti" (1962 James Mason comedy)
The British royal family has one called the Cambridge Lover's Knot
The Pope's triple crown.
The homecoming queen may wear it
Thing for a beauty queen
Three-tiered coronet
Top of a contest
Top part of a princess costume
Top prom wear?
Top with jewels
Topper for Diana
Topper for Elizabeth II
Topper for Miss USA
Topper for a princess
Topper for an Elsa costume
Topper on a runway
Topper that might be fit for a queen
Triple __ (papal wear)
Triple crown
Triple crown for John Paul II
Triple crown for Pope John Paul II
Triple crown, for one
Twinkling topper
Twinkly topper on a princess
Type of crown
Type of royal crown
topper Glittery material
topper Princess Emerald City
"Toddlers & ___" (controversial reality TV series)
"Toddlers and ___" (TV show about child beauty pageants)
They're fit for a princess
They're fit for queens
They're often higher than queens
They're seen at court bashes
Three-tiered papal crowns
Twinkly toppers
Tantes, in Toledo
Tijuana relatives
Trump ace, in gleek
"They Call Me MISTER ___!"
They Call Me MISTER ___! (1970 film)
Three-time role for Poitier
Title role for Poitier
Two-time Poitier role
TEVERE
The Ponte Garibaldi spans it
The Ponte Sant'Angelo spans it
Tommaso's Tevere
Tyrrhenian feeder
"The Roof of the World"
Terminus of the Qingzang railway
The Dalai Lama's homeland
The current Dalai Lama's place of birth
The so-called "roof of the world"
TIBETO-Burman linguistics group
The Dalai Lama yours truly rounded up?
Their capital is Lhasa.
They live the high life
To thee: Lat.
To you: Lat.
Talus neighbor
The shin bone.
They're protected by shinguards
They connect to the knees
They're over two feet
Throne of Israel contender: I Kgs. 16
TIVOLI, ancient name of (It.)
"__ Tac Dough"
"__-Tac-Dough": TV game show
"___ Tac Dough" (game show)
"___ Tac Dough" (old game show)
"___ Tac Dough" (quiz show)
"___-Tac-Dough"
"___-Tac-Dough" (game show)
"___-Tac-Dough" (quiz show)
-- Tac (breath mint)
Tac toe starter
Tac's minty partner
The first "X" of X-X-X
The first X of a winning X-X-X combo
The first X?
Third of a game?
Throat clearing, perhaps
Tiny spasm
Tourette's movement
Tourette's symptom
Twirling one's hair, e.g.
Twitch in a muscle.
Twitch, minus every other letter
___ Tac (breath freshener)
___ Tac (mint brand)
___ Tac (mint)
___ Tac mints
___ Tacs
___ Tacs (breath mints)
___ Tacs (mints)
___, tac, toe.
___-Tacs (Certs competitor)
{/Tac/} preceder
Thai's money
Thailand silver coins.
Tempt: Dial.
Tiny bloodsucker often found on pets
Tall hiking socks can protect against one
Target of a camper's scalp-to-toe inspection
The voice of a clock.
There's one every second
Timepiece sound
Tiny bit of time
Tiny danger in the woods
To-do list marking
To-do list notation
Telegraphic device.
____ tape parade
They often run on cable news shows
Traffic infringement
Train station purchase
Travel pass
Turnstile hand-over
Theater lobby fixture
Train conductor's device
They get you seats
They'll get you in the door
Twofers, e.g.
The party faithful they're not
*Theater buff's memento
Torn-in-half concert memento
TOUCH to make laugh
___ the ivories (play a piano)
touch or stroke (a person) to produce laughter
touch or stroke lightly
Thrilled to no end
Toy introduced in 1996
They'll make you laugh
Touchy, in a way
There are 60 in a minute
Time issue?
To-do list markings
To-do list notations
"That awful watchmaker..."
the game of noughts and crosses
"Time's running out" sound
ticking sound made by a clock
Torres of Bon Jovi
They might be nervous
They're habitual
They're involuntary
Tiny spasms
Tourette syndrome symptoms
Tourettes symptoms
Twitchings
Test for quirkiness with Hackman missing?
"The 1½-calorie breath mint"
Tiny breath mint
Tiny candy
Tiny mint
Toe lead-in
___-toe (game)
Tiny breath mints
The British call it "noughts-and-crosses"
Three-in-a-row X-and-O game with squares
Three-in-a-row game
Two-person pencil-and-paper game
Three-letter combinations hidden in this puzzle's six other longest answers
TIME (Scot.)
Three times a day on a prescription.
Three times a day, in RX's
Three times a day, in prescriptions
Three times a day, on prescriptions.
Three times a day, to an MD
Three times a day: Abbr.
Three times daily, in Rx's
Three times daily, on an Rx
Thrice a day, in prescription parlance.
Thrice a day, in prescriptions.
Thrice a day, in prescriptions: Abbr.
Thrice a day, on prescriptions.
Thrice a day, on prescriptions: Abbr.
Thrice a day, on prescriptions: Lat. abbr.
Thrice a day: Lat. abbr.
Thrice a day: Med. abbr.
Thrice daily, in Rx's
Thrice daily, in pharm.
Thrice daily, in prescriptions
Thrice daily, on an Rx
Type of flats or bore
Type of pool or wave
Type of wave or bore
type Basin accessory
The Jefferson Memorial sits next to a famous one
The Bay of Fundy has the largest one in the world
Tsunami
Tsunami, e.g.
Tsunamis
Tabloid morsel
Tasty morsel
Tasty nugget
Tiny enticement
Tasty morsels
Trivial: Dial. Eng.
"That ever lived in the ___ of times"—Julius Caesar.
"The ___ Is High" (Atomic Kitten bop)
"The ___ is high but I'm holding on"
"The ___ stayeth for no man": William Camden
"The washday miracle" sloganeer, once
"Time and ___ wait for no man"
'The -- Is High ('80 hit)'
Tendency, as of events
The Outlaws might swim in a high one
The mainstream.
The motion of the ocean
The water's swell
They call Alabama the Crimson ___
This can turn
This has its highs and lows
This may turn
This waits for no man.
This won't wait
Threat to a sand castle
Threat to a sandcastle
Time's companion
Time's fellow traveler
Tiny-castle flooder
To-and-fro flower
Trend metaphor
Trend of events
Turn the ___ (change conditions).
Turn the ___ (reverse a situation)
Twice-daily riser
___ to Go (stain remover)
topic Almanac datum
Temporarily sated, with "over"
Temporarily satisfied
"...___ the affairs of men": Shak.
" . . . the ___ evidently coming in": Macaulay
TIDE when there is least rise or fall
Turbulence caused by conflicting currents
Turbulent current
"The Prince of __"
"The Prince of ___" (1991)
"The Prince of ___" (Pat Conroy novel)
The ebb and flow
The moon affects them
These wait for no man
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