Letter T 205000–205250

"Take Lucky Lady in the fifth," e.g. "Take the filly in the fifth," e.g. "That's only the ___ of the iceberg!" "The bay in the fifth," for one "The dapple in the eighth," e.g. Thank the nail artist Thank you for waiting Thank-you for waiting Thanks for waiting Thanks to a waiter Thing that comes to those who wait Threaten to capsize Threaten to capsize, say Tilt slightly Top or toe Tout's advice Tout's item Tout's specialty Tout's stock in trade Tout's stock-in-trade Track advantage Track hint. Track tidbit Trackside advice Trackside offer Twenty per cent, perhaps ___ the bill (kind dining trend) the pointed or tapered end of something "___-Tin," 1938 song "___-Tin," Spanish song Tent made from animal hides Tepee: Var. Type of basketball score. TEACHING of the Buddha, earliest existing record of the They're fed at piano bars They're next to cash registers in coffeeshops They're open to change Type, in Taxco "That's just the ___ the iceberg" "The ___ My Fingers," Arnold hit -- the iceberg . . . __ the iceberg" (see 9 Across) The __ the iceberg Timely warning. the act of starting a basketball game with a jump ball Tells, e.g., in poker They get Shaq off his feet The 6/17/72 Watergate break-in report was just this The part that shows The whole's small section Talk too soon. Type of fire extinguisher. Tyler's No. 1 "The Kiss" recipient TIPPERARY market town They give out service awards "The Birds" actress Hedren "The Birds" star Hedren "___-Toes" (Single by the Meters) Threshold of major change Take habitual nips Trying to look taller, informally, with "on" Tab add-ons Thanks monetarily These go in bar band jar They come to those who wait They get chalked up by hustlers They may be in a jar They may be left on the table They may be pooled They may be underreported They're hot at Belmont They're often off the books They're reported on the IRS's Form 4137 They're usually not reported Things waiters wait for Things worth waiting for Tout's output Tout's suggestions Tout's wares Traders advantages Touches home, as a basketball near the rim Tote tout Tout at a track Track tout They give racetrack betting suggestions Track consultants ... the waiter was ___ Two sheets to the wind "___ Through the Tulips" Tiny Tim title starter Tiny Tim's invitation Transverse, as through tulips Traverse the tulips? Tread carefully Tread cautiously Tread lightly Tread lightly and quietly Tread surreptitiously Try not to clomp Try to avoid detection, in a way Try to go unnoticed, in a way Teetered through the tulips Tried to avoid detection, in a way Traversing the tulips? Trying to be quiet Treads very lightly Tulip moves? The extreme summit The very highest To the highest extent the extreme top or summit the shoes fit me tip-top Trackside aid that can't be beat? type of gearbox that has both automatic and manual options Tilt skywards Tilt skywards, as a canoe Tilt to the sky Tilt toward the sky Tilt, perhaps Tiny pest: Fr. Target: Fr. The sport of shooting, in Soissons Termagant's tongue-lashing. Taking turns ranting? They may get coaches ejected Tweetstorms, typically TRILL of bird Treat with espresso and mascarpone cheese Trifle alternative the capital and largest city of Albania in the center of the country Tirade, in Venice triratna TUBULAR cushion fitted on rim of wheel The fifth is a spare The fifth is spare The rubber that hits the road They Might Be Giants "Severe ___ Damage" Thing changed by a pit crew Thing flipped in a gym, maybe Thing in the trunk Trunk article Trunk item, often Tube holder Tuckered out or ready to roll? tried to move Two things seen in the toros' tavern after a grueling corrida? Tool for changing a flat Tool in the trunk Tool used for mounting Tow truck tool They're found in trunks Tools in car trunks thyrotoxic Theatrical valet of old times. They may be left by the side of the road Tracks on a muddy road, e.g. To shoot at: French. Two-year-old, to mom Targets of inflation Targets of some rotations The rubber that meets the road The wheels on the bus, e.g. There's no cure for their baldness These might need air They get kicked by car buyers They get their kicks They hit the road They leave tracks They may roll off the production line They might be chained They might be chained for purchase They might be hung as swings They might be spare They might be studded They might squeal They often have belts They thrive on inflation They're dangerous when they're blown They're under bonnets and boots They're worn on a road trip They're worn on road trips Things in trunks Things to rotate Tour van might need snow ones Treaded car parts Treaded things Tricycle trio Two built for a bicycle Two on a bicycle Takes a disliking to Tedious or vexatious. Tending to poop Trying, vexatious Turn rapidly: Scot. Turns rapidly, in Ayr Turns rapidly: Scot. Twangs; vibrates: Scot. The Austrian Alps. The Inn flows here TV satellite TV transmitter in space Tear off: Scot. " 'Taint" comeback " . . . to bed; ___ almost fairy time": Shak. "'Tain't" rebuttal "'Tain't" retort "'___ the Damn Season" (Taylor Swift hit) "...__ time to do't": Lady Macbeth "T'aint!" opposite "That he is mad, ___ true" "That's right," quaintly "The season" preceder "True dat," quaintly "__ the Voice of the Lobster" (poem recited by Alice) "__ the gift to be simple ... ": Shaker song "__ the season to be ..." "__ the year's midnight ... ": Donne "___ Time for 'Torture,' Princess" (manga series) "___ the Damn Season" (2020 Taylor Swift song) "___ the Damn Season" (Taylor Swift song) "___ the Last Rose of Summer" (old song standard) "___ the Last Rose of Summer." "___ the Voice of the Lobster" ("Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" poem) "___ the Voice of the Lobster" (Lewis Carroll poem) "___ the last rose of summer" (Thomas Moore poem starter) "___ the last rose of summer" (start of a Thomas Moore poem) "___ the mind that makes the body rich": Petruchio "___ the morrow full of storm" (Neruda poem) "___ the morrow full of storm": Neruda "___ the season to . . ." "___ the wind and nothing more!" ("The Raven" line) "___ the wind and nothing more!" ("The Raven") "___ the wind and nothing more" 'Twas in the present 'Twas now? 'Twas today? 'Twas, in the present tense TRANSLATING and Interpreting Service Taylor Swift's "___ the Damn Season" The season opener? They come before dos They're between las and dos Third word before "to be jolly" Third word in "America" Third word of America True dat, to Shakespeare Twas, presently Twelfth word of Hamlet's "To be..." soliloquy title of the memoirs of the author Frank McCourt