Letter T 214750–215000

Tucson sch. Tucson school, briefly Tucson school, casually Tucson school, for short Tucson school, in brief Tucson school, informally Twitter handle for the home of the Pac-12's Wildcats Twin Cities campus, informally Title given to Leonardo da Vinci’s famous "Vitruvian Man" TO a higher place Toward the top Take ___ collection __ tree (stuck) __ tree (stumped) __ tree (trapped) ___ tree (at bay) ___ tree (cornered) ___ tree (in a bind) ___ tree (in a difficult position). ___ tree (in trouble) "Time to rise, sleepyhead!" "Time to start the day!" They might make you jump Tall Javanese tree. Tall tree of Java. Tall tropical tree. Toxin-yielding tree Tree common in Java. Tree from Java with poisonous sap Tree of Java Tree of Java, with poisonous sap. Tree with poisonous sap Tree with very poisonous sap. Tree yielding a poison Tree yielding arrow poison Tree yielding poison Tree yielding poisonous sap "___ the crack of ..." "___ the crack of dawn" Trapped with no way to descend Trapped: Colloq. They're accented in ska They're not accented in music They're not stressed travelling upwards The mark "v" in string music Type of violin stroke Target of a checkout scan TURNED upwards Thrown above Thrown directly above one's head Thrown in the air Thrown skyward Tossed skyward Turned skyward Turned toward the sky Toss a condiment bottle skyward? Throws in the air Toward a nation's interior to or in the interior of a country or region They come in bars: Abbr. They're scanned at the mkt. Turn from an old pallet into a bookcase, for example Transformation of no-longer-wanted items into more useful products "This just in ..." announcement Timely news bulletin the act of changing something to bring it up to date "The Centaur" author "The Witches of Eastwick" author "The Witches of Eastwick" novelist John Two-time Pulitzer Prize for Fiction awardee Two-time Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winner John Topknot or bun Topknot, for one Tall coifs Things sometimes worn with fascinators They lift kites Taking in a sunrise, say Thoroughly devoured. TURN top to bottom Tilt skyward. Turn (something) over. Turn from top to bottom Turn on its head Turn, as a barrel. Turned bottom up. Turned topsy-turvy Turned, as a barrel. TURNING on edge Toppling Toppling over Toppling over, and what's missing from the starred answers Turns bottom topmost Turns on its head Turns topsy-turvy Turns, as a barrel. The Quakers of the Ivy L. The Quakers of the Ivy League, briefly The Wharton Sch. is part of it Toward the goal There for the taking: Slang. There to take the state of being upgradable Trade for the latest model to improve what was old or outdated the state of being upgradeable Tough to bike on Tough to cycle on Toward a peak's top Toward the mountain's peak Toward the summit Towards higher ground Towards the summit Type of battle the upward slope of a hill Tough battle they are sustainers of the idea of democracy They syndicate "Doonesbury" Toward the goal in hockey Toward the other hockey team's goalie "___ the Air" (2009 Clooney movie) __ the air (uncertain) __ the air (undecided) __ the air (unsettled) ___ the air (pending) ___ the air (undecided): Colloq. The cross baby was ... Thinking A ... B ... maybe even C? The trouble with a yacht. Transmission path to a satellite Transmission to a spacecraft transmission path Data transmitter that sends signals up to a communications satellite Transfer from a device to the cloud, say Transfer to a central computer Transfer to a larger computer, say Transfer to a mainframe, maybe Transfer, as a computer file Transfer, as a file to the Web Transfer, as computer data Transfer, as data Transfer, like data Transferred data to a computer Transfers files to a computer, maybe Transfers from computer to cloud, say Transfers to a central computer Transfers to a larger computer Transfers, as to a central computer "That's right __ alley" "This is right ___ alley" "The Sentinel" network "The Twilight Zone" network The CW Network, previously The CW predecessor The CW superseded it The WB rival Talk show host's phrase Toward the Pole "... that struts and frets his hour __ the stage": Macbeth "__ the Roof" (Drifters song) "___ the Housetop" (Christmas song) "___ the Roof" (1962 Drifters hit) "___ the Roof" (1962 hit for the Drifters) "___ the Roof" (1962-63 hit for the Drifters) "___ the Roof" (1963 Drifters hit) "___ the Roof" (1963 hit) "___ the Roof" (Drifters hit) "___ the Roof": The Drifters "___ the Roof," 1962 song "___ the Roof," 1963 tune "___ the housetop, click, click, click ..." "___ the housetop..." (Christmas lyric) "_____ the Roof" (Drifters) Take ___ oneself Take it ___ yourself The Drifters' "__ the Roof" ___ the whole (in view of all the circumstances.). the time of At a distance The Band's first Top 40 hit Tenuously ahead Took higher Tried for a higher payout, in a way Took things to a whole new level The hand to have The top half Top berth Top bunk Traveling accommodation. Type of berth or room Typists shift into it The Senate, e.g. The Senate, vis-à-vis the House The wealthiest among us The elite: Colloq. Topic for Cleveland Amory. Type of blow. They may be taken on the chin The Senate, for instance The U.S. Senate, e.g. Type of bracket for high earners Those at the highest level of corporate decision-making Tranquilizers' opposite the upper part of a structure (of a ship above the load-line) Taking a greater risk the state of being uppity Take __ (move in) the state of being upright Toward the source of a stream Towards the source of the St. Lawrence, e.g. toward the source or against the current towards or near the source of a river towards the source or against the current Tear out, as a plant Thoroughly weed out Tore loose Torn from the ground Tears out of the ground Target of a 1997 strike The American Messenger Co., today The __ Store The ___ Store (place for shipping packages) They make frequent stops ___ the ante times Good A deal times High Twists of fortune Toy trains for tycoons? Talk into a bigger purchase Try to induce a bigger purchase The only horse that beat Man o' War Tournament surprise Tourney surprise Truman pulled one Truman's defeat of Dewey, e.g. Turbulence, e.g. Tyson's 1990 loss to Douglas, e.g. to make unhappy Takes down, as a favorite They suprise oddsmakers They surprise oddsmakers Tournament news Tournament shockers Tourney shockers Throws a computer program into disorder? Tumbled hunters? Throw props around? Titles on newspaper stories about end results? Top surface of something Topsy-turvy tremor? They're only positives