Letter T 206000–206250

Tip of a mule Tip of a shoe Tip of a slipper Tip of a sneaker Tip of a sock Tip of a wing tip Tip of a wingtip Tip of pumps Tip trailer Tip you dip Toddler's "little piggy" Toddler's "piggy" Tot's "little piggie" Tot's "little piggy" Tot's "piggy" Tough part when knitting a sock Tub temperature tester Turf __: common football injury Turf ___ (foot injury common among football players) Turf ___ (football ailment) Turf ___ (football injury) Turf ___ (football malady) Turf ___ (gridder's malady) Turf ___ (sports injury) Turning point at the ballet Turning point for Pavlova? Turning point for a ballerina Tyke's "piggy" Type of digit __ the line (obey) __ the line: conform ___ the party line ___ touch (hamstring stretch) ___-tapper (catchy tune) tester Pool accessory tester Swimming pool shade tester Water {/Tac/} follower "The better ___ you with . . . " Tip of a work boot Tip of some boots -- the line (obeyed) Tested the water Three- ___ sloth Touched a mark Touched, as a starting line Touched, as the mark. Turned inward Two- -- sloth __ the line (behaved oneself) __ the line (behaved) __ the line (conformed) __ the line (didn't act up) __ the line (followed orders) __ the mark (obeyed) ___ the line (did one's duty) ___ the line (obeyed orders) ___ the line (was obedient) ___ the mark (behaved) Tallchief's specialty. Tallchief, Fonteyn, et al. Tentative start Type of front wheel adjustment Type of wheel alignment __ the line (obeying) ___ the line (obeying orders) They improve steering Tiny "canvas" on which to paint Tip of a little piggy Type of ungula They can be painted or clipped They may be filed and polished They may be painted in a bathroom They may be treated in a spa They're often painted in summer Things pedicurists file "Terminer," in French "The war ___ all wars" Tips of wingtips Tootsie reinforcement "Ten little ___." "The Pobble who has no ___."—Edward Lear. "This Little Piggy" digits -- the mark: obeys Targets of a stub in the dark Temperature testers, maybe Ten below? Ten concerns of podiatrists Ten digits Ten inside two pumps Ten on the ground Ten that may be socked Ten to a customer. Testing digits, maybe The "Pobble” has none. The "ten" in "hang ten" The 10 in "hang 10" The Eohippus had four. The T. rex had four per foot The alert are on theirs The five to a foot There are five per foot There are five to a foot These are often stubbed These can tap to the music These start tapping when you hear a good song These tap when listening to Zac Brown They have phalanges They may be corny They may be counted upon to complete a score They may be painted They may get stepped on They may twinkle They might be curled or dipped They might tap They often get socked They start tapping when watching a good band They stick out of sandals They tap to good music They tap when watching a good band They tap, at times They're just in front of the ball They're nailed on the bottom They're often protected by steel on job sites They're painted by pedicurists They're placed in socks They're pointed during minuets They're pointed in crow pose They're separated at some salons They're separated during pedicures They're squeezed when trying on sneakers They're strikingly good at finding baseboards They're tapped in music class They're tapped to tunes They're used to count to 20 They're usually seen with sandals Things infants discover Things pandas have 20 of Things sandals lack Things some stretchers try to touch Things stuck in clogs Three-___, the golden plover. Tips for a shoeshiner Tips of boots Tips of shoes Tips of slippers Tips of socks Tips of wing tips Toddler's "piggies" Tot's "little piggies" Tot's "piggies" Touch them to show flexibility Turn up one's ___. Turning points in ballet? Twinkle __: Skechers brand Twinkle digits ___ the line (behaves). ___ the line (conforms) ___ the line (obeys) ___ the rubber They allow performers to stay on pointe They keep digits separate They mark people who passed " . . . ___ the odds": Housman "The only thing we have __ is..." "The only thing we have ___ . . . ": F.D.R. the state of being toffish "The Third Wave" author Alvin "___ troubled waters": M. Henry Tailored ___ (customized) "To err is human, ___": Pope True __: exactly as expected Taho ingredient Tahu gejrot ingredient Tempeh relative This food is a lengthy introduction Trendy edible Turkey substitute makeup, maybe TONGAN volcanic island Those who refuse to eat soy? "Titus Andronicus" costume "Titus Andronicus" garb "Troilus and Cressida" costume Traditional drape at a Roman forum Traditional dress at ancient banquets TUNIC, formal male garment worn over the (ancient) The sack of Rome? Tiberius' garb Tiberius' threads? Tough-to-sculpt part of some Roman statues Trabea Type of "Animal House" party They might be put on in a rush They were taken off before the caldarium They're often simulated by bedsheets nowadays "___ teacheth how to spend." The Robe robes The emperor's old clothes? They covered the Senate long before C-SPAN They may be fashioned from bedsheets They reflected rank in old Rome "Then went Samson ___ . . . ": Judges the state of being together To annoy: Slang. Transverse pin Turn on and off Two-position switch Two-way switch Type of bolt Turned off and on "Takeaway," across the pond "Thursday's child has far ___." TOGOLAND, new name of Take-out phrase Take-out words Takeout lunch order Takeout meal order Takeout phrase at a diner To be taken out, as food orders: Slang. Type of diner order They often get taken out for drinks Take ___ (be concerned) "...the glory that was Greece / And the grandeur that was Rome" poem "Talk ___" (Pedro Almodávar film) Tough row __ To keep repressed. "Tais-___!" (French "Shut up!") Tais- ---! ("Hush!" in Le Havre) Thee, in Tours Thee, to Marie Thee: Fr. Thee: French. Thou, in Paris Thou, in Thiers Thou, in Tours Thou: Fr. Thou: French. "The sire of fame."—Euripides. "They ___ not . . . " "Trouble" preceder TIME off in lieu (abbr.) The sweat of honest ___ Trouble partner Trouble partner, in Shakespeare Trouble's mate Trouble's partner Trouble's partner, in Shakespeare Turn one's hand to Thin cotton or linen material Translucent fabric