Letter T 211000–211250

Tree support the bole is usually the part that is commercially useful for lumber the main stem of a tree the main woody stem of a tree the main woody stem of a tree as distinct from its branches and roots They shouldn't normally be open while driving The common connection shared by the answers to the asterisked clues They're worn with gloves Troupers' gear Traveling fashion sale featuring the work of a specific designer Town in Nova Scotia Town near Cape Cod's tip Town near Provincetown Town near the tip of Cape Cod Town near tip of Cape Cod. Town north of Halifax town Cape Cod catch Tie for cooking Tie for roasting Tie up the turkey Tie up tightly Tie up, as a turkey Type of suspension bridge tie the wings and legs of a bird before cooking it Tied up like a rodeo calf Ties up tightly Tie up a Midwest senator? Tying securely Tie up a pop singer? "The foundation of society", per Frederick Douglass "___ thyself": Emerson Target for Teddy Roosevelt Target of Sherman Act, 1890. Teddy Roosevelt target the state of being trustable Teddy Roosevelt sobriquet Theodore Roosevelt's moniker They're often on board the office of trustee the position of trustee *Team retreat activity in which you rely on others to catch you Team-building exercise that ends with a catch Team-building events that have catches Team-building exercises that involve catching the state of being trusting Targets of President Taft Targets of legislation in 1890 Targets of monopoly laws Teddy Roosevelt busted them Teddy Roosevelt targets They may be charitable They're sometimes blind the state of being trustworthy taking responsibility for one's conduct and obligations "Tell all the ___ but tell it slant": Emily Dickinson "The __ is out there": "The X-Files" catchphrase "The ___ is out there" (catchphrase on "The X-Files") "The foe of tyrants, and the friend of man." "To Tell the ___" "___, the Invincible."—Bryant. Tell the __ (don't lie) That's a fact, Jack! The unvarnished ___ This sometimes hurts They're mind-blowing when dropped the quality of being truthful "To be frank . . ." "The X-Files" catchphrase, with The the state of being truthless They can be self-evident They may be self-evident They may be universal Things self-evident Tough pills to swallow, at times Two ___ and a lie (icebreaker game) "Top 20 Funniest" channel "These are the times that __ men's souls": Paine "This Is Just My Face: __ Not to Stare": memoir by Gabourey Sidibe "___ to Remember" ("The Fantasticks" classic) "___ to Remember" (song from "The Fantasticks") "___ to see it my way!" Take a sip of, perhaps Take a whack Take before a judge Take for a spin, so to speak Tax the patience. Tax, as one's patience Test, as one's patience Test, as patience The least one can do The old college __ Three points in Rugby. Three Dog Night "___ Little Tenderness" Those who persevere to get Attempt Those who put a lot of effort into social climbing, in modern lingo Testing, as one's patience Testing for fit TESTING A NEW ABILITY "Tell me what you think" "The soup's delicious!" Trivia buff's boast "The remote doesn't work." "__" "The Other" author Thomas Test before buying, as clothes Test for a fit Test for a tailor Test for fit Test for fit in the changing room Test for size Test in a small room, maybe Test out in a fitting room Test out, as a shirt Test out, as a tux Test out, as clothes Test the fit of Test, as a garment Test, as a new dress The Other author Tory governor of N.Y., 1771–78. "Take a sample" "Taste a piece!" "They're really good!" Taste test request tray sign Sample Toss the dice, e.g. "The Other" author and others Test performance Theatrical routine. test of the sustainability of a performer trial or test, as of an athlete or actor Team-building activities? Team-building events Team-building sessions Tests of a kind. Tests, in sports. Theater tests They're held at the beginning of the season Taste Dad's pie? the inactive substance from which trypsin is formed in the duodenum Tabloid news Tabloid scoop Tea for two, maybe Time and place of meeting especially of lovers They meet clandestinely Tempt Ms. Babilonia with dessert? "Taste a few" Test one's memory "The Fantasticks" classic "The Fantasticks" tune Think hard, as during a test Travelers’ shoe inspectors, briefly Target of the "Don't touch my junk" protest of 2010 Terminal screening grp. Tester of cough medicines, for short They check out people who check in, in brief They check your bags (and your patience!) They deal with a lot of baggage, for short They have X-ray specs They have bags under their eyes, for short They must not be lax at LAX They take a look at fliers, for short They work through a lot of baggage, for short They'll check your bag at the airport, for short They'll feel you up before making a connection: Abbr. They're between you and your plane They're not lax at LAX Travel checkers Travel safety org. Traveler's checks, for short? Traveler's insurance?: Abbr. Trusted Traveler agcy. "The Wayward Cloud" and "Stray Dogs" director Ming-liang Taiwan's first female president Taiwanese president ___ Ing-wen TIBETAN cereal food Tibetan dish made from roasted barley and tea The Blue Nile drains this lake: Var. Term with a check mark on an airport sign "Terrible" title "The Day They Make Me ___" (Cat Stevens song) "The Family Romanov" monarch "The Guns of August" figure "The Kitchen Boy" monarch "The Romanoffs" ancestor "The Tale of __ Saltan" (Russian folk story) "The Tale of ___ Saltan" (Rimsky-Korsakov opera) "The _____ is not treacherous but he is weak. Weakness is not treachery, but it fulfills all its functions" (Kaiser Wilhelm II) Target of a 1917 ouster Target of a 1917 uprising Target of a revolution The _____ of Cocaine (one of Pablo Escobar's nicknames) The first Fabergé egg was created for one The first one ruled 1547-84 The last one was Nicholas II The last was Nicholas II Title also spelled with a "cz" Title based on the name "Caesar" Title derived from "Caesar" Title derived from the name "Caesar" Title first used by Ivan the Great Title for Alexander I Title for Ivan (Var.) Title for Ivan the Terrible Title for a Romanov Title for the son of Basil III Title from Old Church Slavonic Title in Russian history Title of a ruler. Title of the first Fabergé egg owner Title that comes from "Caesar" Title that shares etymology with "kaiser" Title with four English anagrams Tolstoy's "___ Fyodor Ivanovich" Tolstoy's sovereign Top Romanov Top Romanov (Var.) Top authority Toppled tyrant Trotsky's target Turn-of-the-century Russian ruler Type of despot Tyrant of yore Tyrant's title Tyrant's title until 1917 target Bolshevik Title held by the Russian emperor's daughter Title of ruler slain in 1917. Tsaritsa Tsaritza the title of a female autocratic ruler of Russia or the wife of a Tsar Titled Vasilyevich, 1533 to 1584 "The __ Bride" (Rimsky-Korsakov opera) The Bolsheviks ruled after them They had great power in Russia They lived in Russia's Winter Palace They make ukases They range from terrible to great They've been nonexistent for 86 years Those proclaimed Emperor of All Russia Those wielding much power Three Ivans Three Peters Titles derived from "Caesar" Tyrants (Var.) Testing devices "The Cocktail Party" auth. "The Cocktail Party" inits. "The Cocktail Party" monogram "The Four Quartets" poet's monogram