Letter T 21250–21500

Turkish unit of money. threadlike fungi "The ___ Papers": H. James Turkish coins. Turkish monetary units. Take potshots at Throw shade at Throws mud at the act of sprinkling water in baptism They're often cast in soap operas "The ___ Jungle" 'The -- Jungle' ('50 film) Tarlike substance. Trans Canada Highway surface Turnpike topper "To make up a year/And ___": Emerson to deny the right of private property "That greeny flower" in a William Carlos Williams poem Tangy jelly. Tasty jelly Tomato gelatin Tomato jelly Tomato jelly, e.g. Tomato salad Translucent edible Type of jelly. Tomato salads The cast-iron plant. Take ___ (drive recreationally) Take ___ (go for a drive). Take ___ (go for a ride). Take for ___ (test drive) Take out for ___ Take out for ___ (test-drive) The sound of "h." the act of breathing and especially of breathing in "That's high _____" Tried for lofty goals They have high hopes Thinks big The Washington Monument? "Take two __ ..." "Take two __ and . . ." "Take two __ and call me ... " "Take two" drug Tablet that provides relief Trademark forfeited by Bayer under the Treaty of Versailles Trademark of 1899 that's no longer protected Things like "What do we want?" "Headache relief!" "When do we want it?" "Now!"? the state of being aspiring Two are often prescribed type of fern "There's ___! Oh, shit, fire hydrant, sorry" Traditional British afternoon refreshment "… the cruel venom of ___": Deut. 32 The snakes in Indiana Jones' "Why do they have to be snakes?" The snakes in the movie line "Snakes. Why'd it have to be snakes?" Their bite means "Good night" They attack from below They did Cleopatra in They might strike in Egypt They strike along the Nile They were used in some ancient Egyptian executions They're cold-blooded killers They're unarmed, but dangerous They're vile along the Nile They're vile on the Nile Threatening slitherers Threats to Indiana Jones Threats with hoods Tools for ancient Egyptian executions Toxic slitherers Trees: Poet. Tut's sacred snakes "These studies are ___ to the young . . . ": Cicero Trivia question, part 3 "... the law is a ___" (Dickens quote) "... the law is a ___": Charles Dickens "The Bad-___ Librarians of Timbuktu" (2016 book) "The Golden ___" (Apuleius novel) "The Golden ___" (Apuleius work) "The Wild ___ and the Lion" (Aesop fable) "The ___ in the Lion's Skin" (Aesop fable) "The _____ in a Lion's Skin" (Aesop fable) "The jawbone of an ___" "The law is a __": Mr. Bumble "The law is a ___" (Dickens' Mr. Bumble) "The law is a ___" (comment from Mr. Bumble) "The law is a ___": Dickens "The law is a ___, a idiot": Dickens *That guy* at the party Talker in Numbers Talking Bible beast Talking beast of the Bible. Talking biblical beast Ten Commandments beast Ten Commandments creature Tenth Commandment beast The "A" in "WAP" The "A" in"WAP" The A of "WAP" The law according to Mr. Bumble? The law is a __ (comment from Dickens's Mr. Bumble) The law, per Dickens The law, to Bumble The law, to Mr. Bumble The quagga was one Thickwit Tibetan wild _____ (creature also known as the kiang) Tired-___ showgirl (Phi Phi, according to Sharon Needles) Titania falls for one Tomfool Total boor Total buffoon Total clown Total fool Total idiot Total jerk Traditional balker Transport for 7D Tuches Tush Twerking part "The law is a ___ idiot": Dickens The U.N. accused him of war crimes in 2013 Top Damascene Tear (into) Thug at work Tore into Tears into TEA-growing region Tea from India Tea in masala chai, perhaps Tea producing Indian State Tea region of India Tea selection Tea type Tea variety Tea variety from India Tea with a malty flavor Tea- and silk-producing state in India Tea-exporting Indian state Tea-exporting state Tea-growing Indian state Tea-growing area in India Tea-growing area of the Himalayas Tea-growing state Tea-growing state in India. Tea-producing Indian region Tea-producing Indian state Tea-producing region of India Tea-producing state Tea-producing state in India Tea-producing state of India. Teatime choice Tibet's neighbor. Type of Indian tea Type of tea Type of tea from India type Tea Their capital is Shillong. Teas of India "The Mambo Kings" co-star "The Mambo Kings" star, 1992 Torpedo TAKING the life of public personage for political motives "There's a new sheriff in town. And he has an army of ___." Threat of bodily harm Threaten to attack Triple Crown winner of '46 Triple Crown winner, 1946 Turf king of 1946. Type of rifle The Bible on an alien invasion? They can bring jail time They may be aggravated They may come with batteries Test the quality of metal Test metal content in the lab TRY purity of Test a person's metal Test by a cupel. Test for a forty-niner Test for content Test for gold content Test for gold content, say Test for purity Test for purity, as gold Test for quality Test mineralogically Test of one's metal Test one's metal Test ore Test ore, e.g. Test ores. Test purity of precious metal Test the purity of Test, as for a metal's purity Test, as ore Test, in a way This is __ a test Try to find out what's inside Tested Tested for gold, say Tested for purity Tested nuggets Tested, as an ore sample Tested, as metal Tested, as ore Tried Tester of ore. Tester. They may take rush orders They test prospectors' finds Testing a small saw Tests Tests for purity Tests for quality Tests one's metal Tests, as ore The caama The hartebeest. To be: Latin. the slender spear of the Bantu-speaking people of Africa tree South African troop the social act of assembling The nod Thumb up or nod Thumbs-up (SATEEN) They agree the state of being assentive They're often okay Took a stand "The bridge of ___."—Euclid. "Treasure of Sierra Madre" beasts They bray They can be shaken but not stirred They may be kicked They may be packed for a trip in the mountains They may be shaken, but are rarely stirred, at the bar They may carry burdens They're in the back They're not too bright They're sat on They're stubborn Things that may be laughed off? Thongs show them off Total idiots Total jerks