Letter T 208000–208250

"Teletubbies" target audience "Tiny ___ with their eyes all aglow will find it hard to sleep tonight" "Toys for _____" T-ball players Tads Target audience for "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" Target audience for "Peppa Pig" Target audience for "Rainbow Rangers" Tater __: Ore-Ida product Tater ___ (Ore-Ida bagful) Tater ___ (alternative to fries) Tater ___ (frozen food item) Tater ___ (starchy casserole base) Tater bites Tater snacks Tater tasties Teletubbies audience Terrible twos types The carriage trade. The romper set. The stroller set. They grow as they go They hold sippy cups They may be dressed as Baby Shark for Halloween They may be spoon-fed They're "tiny" in "The Christmas Song" Toy store target audience Toy-store screamers Trike riders Two-year olds Two-year-old children Two-year-old kids Typically messy eaters Threaten collapse Threatens to collapse. The whole: Lat. Tally, in Britain The Froot Loops mascot, for one The national bird of Belize is one Tropical flier tropical American bird with a large bill type of small toucan They have substantial bills Trix rabbit contemporary *Tactile sense Tackle alternative Tug the heartstrings of They bring tears to your eyes The boundary line on each side of the field Treat of in passing Type of phone (hyph.) "That's just too bad!" "Too bad for you" Tree surgeon's challenge? "That was bad luck" They're difficult to deal with Type of headwear. They may have removable parts They offer spot coverage Top-secret disguises? TV's "___ of Duty" Take a show on the road Take in the sights Take the act on the road Take the band on the road Take to the road, as a rock band Term of enlistment The Beatles' "Magical Mystery___" The Grand ___ through Europe. The rounds Theatrical trip. Three weeks in a van with the band, likely Travel agent's offer Travel agent's offering Travel by bus, say Travel program Travel through various lands Travel with a band Travel with a troupe Travel, perhaps with a guide Travel-ad offering Travel-folder offering Traveler's trip Traveling troupe's schedule Trip abroad Trip around a campus Trip from place to place Trip with a guide Trip with gigs Trip with many stops Troupe's itinerary Troupe's trip Two years in a forward area, e.g. Type of guide The "Garden of France." Town and open port of Annam. Ticketmaster specification Took a motor trip. Took a play on the road. Took a show on the road Took the show on the road Traveled with a guide Traveled with the band Travelling band? Taking a show on the road Taking the show on the road Tahiti's chief industry The primary industry of Seychelles the business of providing services to tourists tourist travel as an industry travel industry travel-industry The sight-seeing business Trap target Trap victim? Travel guide toter Traveller for pleasure Typical of sightseers Travelers' aids, briefly They're going places They're not home right now Trippers, in London Times Square, you might say Teeming with souvenir stands The Indie 500, for one The NCAA's March Madness, e.g. They're often seeded TOURNAMENT, take part in Thing with brackets Twisty bandage They help you get away Takes the show on the road Terms of enlistment They can be guided They may be taken in buses They might be guided They're often announced after album drops Times spent in military service Travel agent offerings Travel agent's offerings Travel jaunts Traveling options Travels with the band Travels, as a band Trips with a guide Trips with guides type of meat pie Toast on an anniversary dinner date Tangle into a big mess TICKET scalper TICKET vendor, illegal Talk well of Tip seller Tipster at the track Track advisor Track character Track frequenter: Colloq. Track habitue Track maven Track pest Track tipper Track tipster ticket seller/supplier Tip giver Tip purveyor Track insider They give a lot of tips They give tips at tracks Tip givers at the Big A Tipster's activity Tipster/apostle? Talks up at the track Tip Sellers Actor Tip sellers Tipsters Track people Track tipsters Turf mavens Tevye's "good" "'Twas brillig and the slithy ___ . . . " They're slithy in "Jabberwocky" T-bar device. T-bar offering Take away from a bad space? Take back to the body shop, perhaps Take in ___ (lead) Take to the body shop Take to the body shop, perhaps Take to the impound lot The fibre of flax. Tote by boat Trailer, say Travel with a trailer Trip to the body shop, perhaps Trip to the garage? Triple-A job Tug along Tug task Tug, as a boat Tugboat job Tugboat service Tugboat task Tugboat's service Tugs can do it. Tugs charge Type of rope or chain. the act of hauling something by means of a hitch or rope Tug's activity Tugboat fees Tugboat's fee Tugboat's fee, e.g. Two words from "Onward, Christian Soldiers." the state of being toward Take to a pound They populate impound lots Three zones Trailer attachment Trailer hitch They can push a barge Taken in for repairs, maybe Took to an auto impound Took to impound Took to the impound lot Took to the lot Toted that barge Taken to the junkyard "Throw in the ___" Terry cloth product Terry product Terrycloth wrap Thing a boxer may throw in This gets wetter as it dries Throw in the __ (give up) Throw in the ___ (call it quits) Throw it in Turkish bath cover-up Type of hair dryer thick cloth used for drying throw-in Quitter comment They hang around locker rooms Tea, hand or bath, e.g. The "I" of "HIS"? Tall structure often found in city skylines TV station structure TV structure atop the Empire State Building. Tall narrow building Tall, slender building The CN ______ The Willis in Chicago, for one The ___ of Babel