Letter T 212000–212250

The crowd appearing at an event The number of people taking part in an event the outward rotation of a dancer's leg from the hip They're good at hits The rate at which goods are sold and replaced in a shop TOLLGATE Toll barrier Tolls are taken on them They might be left on the road They're taken by NASCAR racers They're taken in checkers They're taken in chess They're taken in sequence Throws of the dice, maybe Times of chronological change. They blink in traffic They're always on the blink Trafficators, in the U.S. Takes a highway exit Takes to one's heels They go 'round and 'round at state fairs Transit accesses Takes off the back burner _There's an intersection where you'll have to navigate with your rear end. First, lean into one side, then ___._ Totally reverse one's losing position "___? That's impossible, unless you can control how waves move" Totally crazy at a killer party The Byrds the turned-up fold at the bottom of some trouser legs Trouser cuffs Trouser cuffs, in Chelsea Television request . . . to an audio technician (press 8) "Testimony" author Scott "The Burden of Proof" author "The Laws of Our Fathers" author Thriller author Scott . . . to help you wipe away old paint Thick, oily resin used as paint thinner Trade union offensive limiting mine corruption Tall wheeled wooden frame used to scale fortress walls during a seize in ancient times Tank revolver Tank topper Tank's top Top of a tank Tower atop a castle Tower on a building Tower on a medieval castle Tops of some castles "The Phoenix and the ___" "The Voice of the ___" Terrapin, e.g. Terrarium denizen Terrarium reptile Tot's Michelangelo, e.g. Turn __ (capsize) Turn ___ (upset) This animal presumably spends its entire life in a shell ... correction: just the first part of its life Tortoises in lockstep? Tee shirt? The reptile expert wore a ... Types of sweaters. Top with no tie Terrapin catcher Testudinates The They have retractable heads Topsy's next-door neighbor? Topsy's partner Topsy-___ Town N. E. of Tarquinia, Italy. The Sienese, e.g. Tribe originally from Carolina Twerked parts teeth long pointed Tooth of a kind. Tooth of sorts tooth Elephant abductor Training site for certain WWII airmen, first African American fighter pilots Tackle playfully, as with a puppy Tug of war. Tug-of-war Throws punches Thick clump of grass, twigs, etc. Thick clump of grass. Tuft of growing grass Thick clumps of grass. "The Boy King" "Tsk!" relative Teen leader of yore Teenage Egyptian king Teenage king of ancient Egypt Teenage ruler of ancient Egypt The king that made Howard Carter famous The king who made Howard Carter famous Theban monarch, for short. Title subject of a 1978 hit song Tomb His was found in 1922 Tutor: Jocose. Taker of private lessons They're not taught together Teaching relationships Tommy ___ ("867-5309/Jenny" band) Teach a lesson to, perhaps Teach on the side Teach one-on-one Teach one-to-one Teach privately Teacher for one Teacher with a class of one Teacher with a very small class? Teaching assistant. Test coach Test prep aid to Alexander the Great Aristotle subject Teacher's function Taught a lesson, maybe Taught after school Taught after school, perhaps Taught individually Taught one-on-one Taught one-to-one Taught privately Took students Trained privately Training program Tuition session Teaching a lesson, perhaps Teaches one-on-one Teaching assistants They help raise the grade! Tiger moms may employ them "Tsk" relatives Tsk alternatives Tall Rwandan Tribe under attack in "Hotel Rwanda" "That's hardly proper” "The Nutcracker" attire "The Nutcracker" garb "The Nutcracker" sight "The Nutcracker" skirt Tallchief's garb Tallchief's skirt Tarlatan garment Tarlatan skirt Toe dancer's attire Toe shoes accompanier Tog for Suzanne Farrell Tour jeté outfit Tulle skirt Tulle togs Two-year-old's frilly outfit, not necessarily for any practical reason Étoile's outfit "The Turning Point" wardrobe They can be seen in many Degas paintings They're worn with toe shoes Things you might take a spin in Tennis shot delivered from between one's legs TURKIC-speaking people of Tuva The best man may be in it Toastmaster's outfit. Typically male formalwear designed for women, as for LGBT weddings, in slang Tailless jacket. Traditional cruisewear Two-toned type of cat They're often white in warm weather They often come with vests They're often seen with bows TIDAL volume (abbr.) Tennis org. that runs the US Open Tellico Dam agcy. Tellico Dam builder (abbr.) Tellico Dam builders: Abbr. Tellico Dam overseer: Abbr. Tenn. org. Tenn. power project Tennessee initials Tennessee power project. Tennessee's pride. That dam agcy. The first one, bought by the Bulova Watch Co. for $9, ran on 7/1/1941 Tube commercial Tube spot The FCC won't let you lie in them (unless you're electioneering!) They fill some breaks They're sometimes muted Tube commercials Tube spots They're panned in Hollywood They may be remote-controlled Teams seen by live studio audiences "Taxi" fare, say? *Type of meal first sold by C.A. Swanson & Sons Tube-watcher's fare "The Odd Couple" notably featured one They put pilots on air "The whole family can watch" program rating Text appearing at the start of much Nick Jr. programming They're watched a lot Trebek and Sajak, e.g. Tube favorite Tube sensation The Fonz and Hannah Montana The Kardashians, to some Tax you need to watch "The Bear" rating "The Walking Dead" rating "The White Lotus" rating "True Blood" rating "True Detective" rating ___ the Radio "The Big Bang Theory" rating Tube rating "The Seinfeld Chronicles," e.g. They're seen on idiot boxes The sitcom writers met at a ... Tube-watching area TCL products Tellies They can be controlled by remote controls They hook up to DVD players They hook up to VCRs They might be wall-mounted They often hang around sports bars They show shows They're connected to DVD players They're in 98% of Amer. homes They're on the backs of some airplane seats Things Slingboxes are connected to Things in the window of an electronics store Tubes for the masses Tubes found inside this puzzle's six longest answers Tubes, so to speak Tubes, to some They may follow pilots Tavern fixture, usually Tube in the den Tube, so to speak They can be fine-tuned They're often up against the wall Tubes on consoles "Trading Spouses" or "Trading Spaces" "The Bear" and "Abbott Elementary" Tube content The 2005-06 season was the first since 1950-51 in which this type of show wasn't among Nielsen's top 10 Tube plug Targets of zapping They're often skipped on recordings Tube VIP The cast of "Jersey Shore," e.g.