Letter T 206500–206750

Thumb's name Toon cat Tough turkey? Traveling Wilbury Petty Tributary of Ob. Turkey and cat Turkey farm resident Turkey found in the four longest Across answers Turkey hen's mate Turkey hidden in "stomach" Turkey inserted into the theme answers Turkey or cat Turkey's name Turkey, maybe Twain character Sawyer Twain's Canty Twain's Sawyer TV drama series starring Tony Musante TV role for Tony Musante TV show about police: 1973–74 Tony Musante TV series Tony Musante cop series Tony Musante cop show Tony Musante series Tony Musante's TV detective Tony Musante's TV tec Traditional North American fighting axe To take: Span. To take: Spanish. "... ____, to buy a fat pig" "True Lies" actor Tamale? 'Traffic' actor Milian Tennis's Berdych Torquemada's first name T in a sandwich TN State Fruit The "T" in BLT The "T" of B.L.T. Theater projectile, back in the day Tossed salad addition, perhaps Tuna-melt slice, perhaps The red part of pizza Target of Lara Croft's raids Target of a Lara Croft raid The Great Pyramid is one The Great Pyramid of Giza, for one The Great Pyramid, for one The Pyramid of Cheops, for one The Pyramid of Khufu is the largest one by volume The Pyramid of Khufu, e.g. The Taj Mahal or Great Pyramid The Taj Mahal or the Great Pyramid of Giza, e.g. The Taj Mahal, basically The Taj Mahal, e.g. The Taj Mahal, for Mumtaz Mahal The Taj Majal. The last thing you need? Tut's chamber Tut's home Tut's home, now Tut's resting place Type of structure that this puzzle's theme is a grand example of The Titanic, for some? tumberel "The Substitute" star TIMBUKTU, alt. name for (Mali) Tatum O'Neal played one in "The Bad News Bears" Tatum O'Neal's character in "The Bad News Bears," e.g. Tree-climbing female, stereotypically the state of being tomboyish They'd rather roughhouse than play house Tough girls Tree-climbing girls, e.g. The New England Patriots? The Pyramids of Giza, e.g. The Pyramids, e.g. The Pyramids, essentially The Pyramids. The Taj Mahal and Egyptian pyramids, essentially The pyramids, for pharaohs Two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World this stone marks a grave The pauper in Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper" Tabby's courter The Rum Tum Tugger, e.g. Tabby searchers "The Sum of All Fears" author "The Saint" on TV. "Top Gun" star *"There's the star of 'Top Gun'!" Top Gun actor The everyguys? Three who are run-of-the-mill "Talk ___," 1959 recording "The Complete Works of Shakespeare," e.g. "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare," e.g. The Oxford Dictionary, for one Thick book Thick read Thick reference book Thick reference book, e.g. Thick textbook Thick volume "...-- thee at thy coming": Isaiah "The Big Short" actress Marisa "The First Purge" actress "The Lincoln Lawyer" actress Marisa "The Wrestler" actress "The Wrestler" actress Marisa "The Wrestler" costar tomentous They have thick spines They take a while to read They're not quick reads They're often waded through Thick books Thick volumes "Tunnel of Love" player. Tom fool the state of being tomfoolish "The Green Mile" star "The Man With One Red Shoe" actor Two-time Oscar winner for Best Actor Two-time Oscar winner whose identity is "mistaken" in five puzzle answers "The King's Speech" director "The Grapes of Wrath" protagonist "The Grapes of Wrath" father Tabloid couple married from 2006 to 2012 Two-time winner of golf's Vardon Trophy "That Was the Week That Was" songwriter "The Masochism Tango" singer "The Vatican Rag" songwriter "The Wiener Schnitzel Waltz" songwriter "The West Wing" actress Tony, Emmy and Grammy winner Lily Tony-winning Lily THOMAS, familiar form of THOMPSON, familiar form of The Who's rock opera Tune on Broadway tommyaxe type of cod "The Fugitive" film actor "The Fugitive" star on "One Life to Live" Ty Cobb, in "Cobb" "The Fugitive" co-star adopting a rodent / Command to designer Hilfiger to ogle cinematic archaeologist Indiana? Tony winner in 1983 The X-raying of Brokaw? The day after today Time for doing things. Tuesday, on Monday Tune from "Annie" Time for Tom to be alarmed? "There's no crying in baseball," e.g.? Tabbies' mates Thanksgiving servings Thumb and Jones Thumb and Mix Thumb and Sawyer Thumb and others Tough turkeys Tough turkeys, maybe Triple Cy Young Award winner TVs Thomas Magnum TOM River, city on the (Sib.) TOMSK capital (Sib.) TOMSK river transhipment center/centre "The Real Inspector Hound" playwright Trivial singer/king Thief of verse "The Jack Pine" Canadian painter with an echoic name Teeny folk tale hero Tiny fairy tale hero Tiny folktale character THORNBILL Thing next to a snare Tribal drum "This Modern World" cartoonist The Indians regularly beat them These are beaten on the warpath Tribal drums Thanksgiving bird The Prince of Tides "The Bonfire of the Vanities" author "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" author "The Right Stuff" author Thai hot-and-sour soup "This box weighs a ___!" "This weighs a ___!" "Trouble Weighs a ___" Dan Auerbach Tare factor Tare unit, perhaps The "long" version of it is 12% heavier The long or short of it The middle of Estonia? The vogue. This comes short or long This weight may be long or short Thousand pounds doubled Tonne's predecessor Tour freight weight Tour freight weight unit Truck capacity measure Truck capacity unit Truck scale unit Truck unit Truck weigh station unit Truck weight unit Truck-weight unit Trucker's weight unit Trucking measure Trucking unit Trucking weight Truckload unit Twenty hundredweight. Twenty hundredweights Twenty sacks of flour. Twenty short hundredweight Two kips Two-___ Tony Galento Two-___ truck TONE (pert. to) Task for new parents of twins? "There's more, of course" TV color adjustment Telephonic pulse successor Television knob Text alert, often Thing made by a tuning fork Thing that might be policed when someone is complaining about the police Time signal, maybe Tissue firmness To make supple Tony! Toni! ___ Tuning fork standard Tuning fork's output Tuning fork's product Two-__ (like some cars) Type of deafness tonus They often go on the record Tempered, with "down" Terrible at karaoke, probably Tin-eared "Till Eulenspiel," for one. Twelve-note scale, e.g. They may define quads Thai has five of them The Thai language has five