Letter T 207000–207250

"Tough cookies" "Tough toenails!" Tch, tch! ___ to fail Term applied to Goldman Sachs in 2008 "That's so adorable I can't stand it!" Tottenham, ta-ta "That's no challenge" "That's over the line!" "This time, you've gone ___!" "That's way better than I can do" "___ to be true." "___ to Handle," 1938 film Top 40 hit for Coolio Tropical owl's complaint The Ramones' "The KKK ___ My Baby Away" Traveled by. Traveled by traditional Polynesian canoe Tried, with some risk The swimmer __ Threw, in boxing The munitions expert ___ Tried working for Tony Soprano? The miner couldn't work because somebody __ The still-hungry launderer ___ The ecdysiast ... Treated to dinner and a show, say Treated to dinner, say The Oysters did it for the Walrus ___ task (reproved) The bartender said, "We __" The barber-school flunkout ___ THIS COULD BE A DRILL Table saw, for one Thing for a carpenter Tim Allen need Torque wrench or box wrench Torque wrench, e.g. Trade item? Trade requirement? Trade staple Type of machine shop "'Tis never ___ for delight, my dear." "That ship has sailed" "___ the Phalarope": Paton "There's no turning back" "The Neon Bible" author John Kennedy ___ "The Neon Bible" novelist Traveled (along) Traveled in a vehicle. the action, process, or art of making tools "The letter is ___ by half a mile": Shak. "___ they build . . . "': Young They end each theme entry They get the job done They're of the trade They're sometimes found on belts Trade items? Trade things Trowel, clipper, etc. Takes a casual drive ... and a literal description of 10 puzzle answers They hang around carpenters The meteorologist replied, __ "The Roadrunner", e.g., briefly "Tiny ___ Adventures" (animated series) "Tom & Jerry," for one "Tummy Trouble" character TV animation figure TV's Rick or Morty Talking rabbit, say Talking toucan, perhaps The Road Runner, for one Tom or Jerry Tom or Jerry of "Tom and Jerry" Tree with reddish wood. Tweety or Sylvester Tweety or Taz Two-dimensional character Typical Nick Jr. character Ten ___ odds Ten ____ odds: long shot Trolley center of note Two-colour Canadian coin The Powerpuff Girls, e.g. The Simpsons and Popeye, e.g. The Simpsons, e.g. The Simpsons, for instance They often have just four fingers on each hand They're animated Tom and Jerry, for two Trees furnishing furniture Tweety and Daffy, e.g. Tweety and Goofy Tweety and Sylvester, e.g. Tweety and Sylvester, for two "That's not subtle enough" tupong "That may never be funny" "___ the Tiny Tugboat" (British kids' show) Tap on the horn Third word in the ladder Thomas the Tank Engine's greeting Toy train report Toy-train sound Track warning Train whistle Train whistle noise Train whistle sound Train whistle's sound Train-station sound Train-whistle sound Trainman's signal. Tug's salute Tug's signal Tugboat blast Tugboat greeting Tugboat noise Tugboat signal Tugboat sound Tugboat's call Tugboat's greeting Taxi driver, often Tusk or fang Tusk, in fact Tusk, really the treaty had no teeth in it the action of using a toothbrush to clean teeth Tot's banker? The first member of the trio said he'd ... They provide Aquafresh automatically They may go down the tubes Type of grin Trade show where everybody's smiling? "The Facts of Life" character "The Facts of Life" character played by Kim Fields Typical "Auld Lang Syne" accompaniment TOOT gently or continuously on flute TOOT lightly the sound of casual playing on a musical instrument toot continuously toot gently Track for cars lacking speed? Tastelessly affected Tastelessly overdone Terribly affected "That's right, alas" Train whistle sounds Tugboat greetings Tugboat sounds Tugboat warnings Treat for Mr. Owl Treat with an apparently unsolvable licking paradox They have chewy candy centers Toddler's foot Tot's foot Train whistle sound repeated twice Toddler's train sound Tug sound T-shirt or blouse T-shirt or jacket T-shirt or polo T-shirt, e.g. Take this out for a spin Tank or tee Tank, for one Tee or blouse Tee or cami Tell a better joke than Tell a better joke than, e.g. Tesla "Rock Me to the ___" The T in ANTM The highest status The upper part Tip's partner To better a witticism. Tot's spinner Toy for a boy. Toy found in King Tut's tomb Toy spinner Toy that eventually falls Toy that makes the rounds? Toy that resembles a gyroscope Toy that spins Toy that's one letter different from "toy" Toy with a point Toy with an axis Tunic or turtleneck Turner for a tot Turning toy Turtleneck, for one Type of dog or dollar "There'll be hell ___" The devil ___ (trouble as a consequence). Thanksgiving baby's birthstone Traditional symbol of friendship They're 8 on the Mohs scale The "big wheel." The star gets it Title feline in a Hanna-Barbera cartoon Toon cat voiced by Arnold Stang *TV cooking competition hosted by Padma Lakshmi TV cooking competition hosted by Kristen Kish TV cooking competition spinoff for kids The best apple drinks? Terrific layer of paint? Title-shot hopeful Those with ultimate authority The highest price The maximum price The most you can command TV mouse Take a snort too many Take too many belts Throw back shot after shot Toss back a few too many Toss back more than a few Toss more than a few back too much Drink Tossed more than a few back the capital of the state of Kansas Tomato–red pepper hybrid. The "Old Soak." They didn't pass the bar? They're pickled Takes a lot of shots, say The pilot is __ The best one can do the mast or sail above the topmast and below the royal mast Tom Cruise film with a "Maverick" sequel Tom Cruise movie The best burlap money can buy? Tails accessory Tails partner Tall accessory Tall piece of headwear Tails' accessories Tall head coverings Tall headwear They go with tails They got tipped at old-fashioned gentlemen's clubs They have high crowns They may be seen with tails They may be worn with tails They're often seen with tails They're often worn with tails They're worn on heads with tails They've lost out to Homburgs. Tending to teeter The blue ribbon Tropical headgear (Var.)