Letter T 209250–209500

Take out for food, as a teaM Take out to dinner Take out, as to dinner Take the check Take the tab Take the tab for all Take to lunch, say Tidbit for Tabby Trick alternative Trick's alternate. Trick's alternative Trick's more desirable alternative Try to cure Try to heal the state of being treatable Took out to dinner Took out to lunch Took the tab Took to dinner, say *Trick-or-___ (kid on Halloween) Tab grabber Tab payer. The one who pays the check. Trick-or-___ (costumed visitor) Tab picker uppers Tab picker-uppers They pick up tabs They pickup the tab the management of someone or something Takes care of dinner, say Tasty rewards They might make cats pause Tidbits for taster Training aids Tries to cure Testing ban, maybe The "T" in NATO The "T" of NATO The Hay-Pauncefote is one. Twitter hashtag accompanying a bit of personal indulgence "The Answer Is ..." memoirist Alex "The Wizard of Odds" host TV host with a star on Canada's Walk of Fame TV host with all the answers TV personality who caused a stir when he shaved his mustache in 2001 Trivia icon Alex Tweeter output Tweeter's output, in a stereo Tenor's high note The eighth white key above middle B on a piano The first words of the answers to starred clues are a mnemonic for this musical symbol's staff lines Triples trebucket Thirteen: Sp. Two more than once? "The Giving ___" (Shel Silverstein book) "The Giving ___" (Shel Silverstein title) "The Joshua ___" "The ___ of liberty."—Jefferson. TV on the Radio "Family ___" Tag base, perhaps Tall growth Tamarack or ginkgo Tamarack or tamarind Tamarack, for one Tannenbaum, for one Target of seasonal decorations Tarzan's hangout Teak, e.g. Teak, for one Teil or carob Temporary home of "Swiss Family Robinson." Texas umbrella tree The Berenstain Bears live in one The General Sherman is the world's largest one by volume The General Sherman sequoia, e.g. The National Arbor Day Foundation is pushing for the establishment of a national __ The Pokemon Sudowoodo looks like one The ailanthus, for instance. The eucalyptus, for instance. The ginkgo. The locale of the world's biggest one is kept secret to keep it from being damaged The oldest known living one is named Methuselah The steppes don't have one Thicket unit Thing depicted by this puzzle's circled letters Thing hidden in each of the movie names in this puzzle Thing with a trunk Thing with growth rings Thing with rings This may bear fruit Three-leaved maple, for example. Timber-to-be Timberland logo feature Tinsel holder Tire swing site Tire swing support Tire swing's spot Tire swing's support Tire-swing support Titi or sapota Tomboy's perch Toon Topiary piece Torrey Pines obstacle Trap in a corner Trap in an oak Trap up a trunk Trap, as a raccoon Tropicana plant Trunk holder Trunk possessor Trunk site Trunk, branches, etc. Tulip or olive Tulip or tupelo Tundra rarity Tung or tui Tupelo or ginkgo Tupelo or ash. Tupelo or bay Tupelo or tamarack Tupelo or tulip Tupelo or wicopy Tupelo, e. g. Tupelo, e.g. Tupelo, for one ___ toad (kind of frog) tipu tree to bay Bring about tobacco tree tung oil tree Trunk facades Trapped aloft Trapped by a hound, perhaps Trapped by hounds Trapped by the hounds Trapped in a corner Trapped in branches Trapped in the branches Trapped like Katniss in "The Hunger Games" Trapped like a cat Trapped on a branch Trapped on a branch, as a cat Trapped on a branch, say Trapped on a limb Trapped out on a limb Trapped up in the branches Trapped, as a cat Timber producer Timbered land for commercial use Tall, tropical frond-bearer Tropical plant with a trunklike stem Tall plants with fronds Tundra Like the Tall and branching The edge of the green? Timberland limit Tundra borderer Timberland limits Timber fastener that swells as it gets wet Trap a circus co-owner? They help with dating Trunk accumulation "The ___" (dark Percival Everett satire short-listed for the Booker Prize in September, 2022) Targets of Paul Bunyan's ax The Lorax claims to speak for them The woods are full of them. Their bark is silent Their tops form a forest canopy There are six hidden in this puzzle in appropriate places These may be clear-cut These were all about Eve They can sway in the breeze They have certain rings to them They have sturdy trunks They may be clear-cut They naturally absorb carbon They stand in stands They were all about Eve They're found in nurseries They're in every forest They're often clear-cut They're planted on Arbor Day They're scarce on llanos Things that parks and families have Things with ramifications This puzzle's obvious theme Thujas. Tulip and tupelo Tundra's lack, usually Tupelo and Sintoc *Tapped maple fluid The Birches e.g. Things analyzed in dendrochronology Truffula remnants, after the Once-ler used his Super-Axe-Hacker, in "The Lorax" Trunk marker Trail markers, often Tiny arboreal amphibians Trunk terminus top of a tree This puzzle's theme found in the answers to five asterisked clues The clover. Thing having three parts Three-leaved plant Three-lobed design Truce: Sp. Tijuana trio Thirteen: Fr. "The Grapes of Wrath" event, for one TV's "Star ___" Taxing trip The Magi made one Thousand-mile journey, say Thru-hike, say Tiring trip Title word often accidentally swapped for "Wars" by people being careless Tough haul Tough hike Tourist hike Transvaal trip. Travel by ox wagon. Travel by ox wagon: S. Africa. Travel in South Africa. Travel like Captain Kirk Travel like Kirk Travel with Spock? Traveler's challenge Traveler's ordeal Treacherous trip Trip across the veldt. Trip in the mountains Trip of much travail Trip over the mountains Trip that's trying Trip with much hardship Trying traveling Trying trip trip Taxing Do work Took an arduous trip Traveled arduously Traveled laboriously. Traveled like Spock Traveled with Spock? Traveled with difficulty Tough trip-takers "The Big Bang Theory" main male characters, notably Taxing excursions Taxing trips They cover many, many miles