Letter T 218500–218750

Thoreau's ___ Pond Thoreau's cabin life memoir Thoreau's getaway spot Thoreau locale Thoreau's cabin site Thoreau's retreat the wife of a waldgrave "The Great ___ Pepper" "The Great ___ Pepper" (1975 Robert Redford film) "The Great ___ Pepper" (1975 movie) "The Great ___ Pepper," 1975 film The "W" in R.W.E. The Great Pepper of film The Great ___ Pepper: movie Town in British Columbia, or swimmer Carolyn Type of fruit salad type of ibis Texture, as of cloth. Thick plank of a ship Thick plank on a wooden ship thick plank forming a ridge along the side of a wooden ship "Torchwood" setting Tom Jones' birthplace Time's 1981 Man of the Year Travel by foot ___ the plank Take questionable chances Type of fund-raiser Threw four balls at Took four bad pitches Took four balls The cautious tightrope artist ... Threaded the needle "The Deer Hunter" Oscar winner "The Color Purple" author Alice Two-way radio, informally Tin can telephone upgrade Two-way communications device Taking Fido out in Italy? Traveling across a French port on foot? Taking advantage of + an ancient element = elated Treading carefully Twiglike insect They aren't triage priorities Task that's a piece of cake They sometimes create a scene Top 10 hit by Eddie Money the act of walking out as a sign of protest The East Los Angeles ___ (1968 demonstrations by Chicano students against unequal conditions) The Taft-Hartley law is concerned with these. Takes a constitutional Takes a stroll Takes balls, perhaps? Thoreau outings Throws four wide ones Travels by foot Takes stealthy steps Tempts fate, ladderwise. Take your pooch out Take one's punishment Take punishment, in a way Take out the algae? Take the algae out for a stroll? Thing taught in obedience school Take the stairs to the attic Type of intercom radio. TV's '_____ $treet Week' Tapestry setting The Great ___ of China The Green Monster, for example The Green Monster, in Boston The Wailing ___ The writing is on the ___ To Frost it's unloved The Misfits" actor Eli Tautonymic WA town Title Pixar robot Title robot in a Pixar film Title trash compactor in a 2008 film Title trash-compacting robot in a Pixar film Trash collector that's a fan of musicals Trash compactor of film Trash-compacting Pixar robot Trash-handling toon "The Bridges of Madison County" author Twenties carrier type of jump in figure skating Tapestry or framed art The Duchess of Windsor. Television bracket Took immense pleasure (in) These "have ears" These may have "ears" They have ears, it's said They meet at corners They stand around a room They're thin at budget motels They're what's padded in padded cells They may be hidden behind paintings They may hold jewelry between studs They fell after being circled 13 times Trinity Ch. is at one end of it The financial world. Title locale in a 1987 Oliver Stone drama The Beav's big brother Theodore's big brother Target target? Tree that was the source of Thumbelina's cradle Tree used for furniture and food Textural bits in some baklava They're wrinkled and cracked the wood of the walnut tree "The Christmas ___" (Frank Sinatra song) The Beatles' "I Am the ___" Tusked pinniped Tusker in a Beatles title They fight with canines Tusked mammals Tusker's kidnapper? Teapot Dome prosecutor. The Eagles' Joe Three-time Super Bowl-winning coach Three-time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill "To You" poet Whitman The poet Whitman. Truce envoy Robertson. TV superstar The Listeners poet Thurber's affable daydreamer Thurber's secret surgeon The Father of Angling The world's wealthiest family "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" is one "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," e.g. "The Blue Danube," e.g. The final dance in "The Nutcracker," for one Thing easy to do Type of dance The Band did Takes with aplomb Three-four time dancer Take easily Take while no one's looking, say "The Magic Flute" monogram Typist's abbr. type of Asian fruit tree Traded beads Trading beads Trading-post currency type of cardigan or jacket Type of computer network spanning a large area Terribly pale Totally white T.S.A. agent's tool T.S.A. tool TSA agent's scanner TSA screener's device The Wizarding World of Harry Potter souvenir Thin twig Tinker Bell accessory. Tinker Bell costume accessory Tinker Bell prop Tinker Bell's prop Tinkerbell prop Tinkerbell's handful Tinkerbell's prop Tool needed at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry Trick stick thin rod, esp one used in performing magic tricks Title character in a 1988 John Cleese film Title film fish Title fish in a 1988 film Title fish in a 1988 heist comedy Title name for a fish Tail a nomad Took the long way home, say TURKEY quail travelling about without any clear destination That open-road feeling. Traveler's itch TSA agents' gear They may be waved at concerts Things wizards wave Tools for Harry Potter To diminish in size "The Joy Luck Club" director, 1993 Trick into getting Ted Nugent "___ Tango" They've got aspirations "The covetous man is ever in ___."—Horace. They might help you change your position They're classified TV's "America's Most ___" The unhappy orthopedic surgeon ... The Beatles' "I Don't __ Spoil the Party" Timberland, e.g. Type of elk "That mad game the world so loves to play" according to Jonathan Swift "That mad game the world so loves to play," to Jonathan Swift "The Chocolate __": classic young-adult novel "The Cisco Kid" band "The Hurt Locker" backdrop "The Hurt Locker" subject "The Naked and the Dead" subject "The Red Badge of Courage" topic "The __ Cry" (Salvation Army magazine) "The __ Cry" (Salvation Army publication) "The ___ of the Roses" "The ___ of the Worlds" "The ___ of the Worlds" (H. G. Wells novel) "The ___ of the Worlds": Wells "The blood-red blossom of ___ ...": Tennyson "The child of Pride," according to Jonathan Swift "The most successful ___ seldom pays for its losses": Thomas Jefferson "The trade of kings": Dryden "There never was a good" one, according to Franklin "This means __!" "To know" it "is to know that there is still madness in this world", per LBJ The opposite of peace, often TV's "Love and ___" Target of some Bob Dylan songs Tedious card game Ten years' or hundred years' event The Crimean ___ The Iliad subject The second "W" of W.W. II Theater goings-on This one relates to combat Tolstoy opener Tolstoy subject Tolstoy title start Tolstoy title subject Tolstoy title topic Tolstoy topic Tolstoy's subject. Topic for Sun Tzu Trojan or Civil follower Trojan or Crimean Trojan, for one Tug of ___ Tug-of-__ Tug-of-___ (contest of strength) Type of correspondent Type of cry or paint Type of paint or party Top-notch military pilot Triple Crown winner, 1937 Tolstoy's epic novel set during the Napoleonic Wars Tolstoi work Tolstoy classic Tolstoy novel