Letter T 218750–219000

Tolstoy work that inspired "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" Tolstoy's epic about vegetable rationing? "The ___ Home," 1996 Emilio Estevez film Trilled like a bird Traditional feathered headdress worn by Native American chiefs Treason, e.g. "Transfiguration of Vincent" singer/songwriter M. To repel, or New Brunswick loyalist Chipman Turn aside, with "off" Tribal ceremonial. Turned aside (with "off"). The ___ (Trollope) Top prison officials the office or jurisdiction of a warden the position of warden The good doctor? type of glass container for housing delicate plants Tennis-playing Sela? The 102nd Infantry's Sergeant Stubby, e.g. Tall clothing cabinet trousseau Troupe member's "closet" Troupe member's burden TV father Cleaver has just left the starting line Type of merchandise or goods Thing to be sold Tin attachment Tin finish? Tupper ending Took heed of: Dial. They go to market They may be hawked They might be hawked They're peddled Things peddled Things to be sold Things to hawk Things to sell "The life of a good man is a continual ___ with his passions": Samuel Richardson This delights Ares Torpedo tip Treats for a submarine pilot? The last three horses "Triple Elvis" artist __ the Pacific, 1941-45 the trait of being cautious and watchful the state of being warlike Ten military leaders The rubble of cities: 2 wds. Toast comparative Toasty feeling Tanks, cannons, ammo, etc.? Threw pitches in the bullpen, e.g. Things between good buddies They can bring on premature bloomings the state of being warmhearted the making of war The state of having moderate heat the quality of having a moderate degree of heat Throw in a pen Throw in the bull pen Throw in the bullpen "This game is all but over!" Tip off ahead of time Try to save, maybe the alarm Sound Time complement Their first studio opened in 1918 Triangular road sign's signification These are issued by the National Weather Service when a hurricane is approaching Tells of danger Tells to hide, say This Paul Revere does. "The __ the Worlds" "___ The Worlds" (H.G. Wells novel) The ___ 1812 __ the Worlds Tom Cruise action thriller about a nasty argument? Tom Cruise was in the 2nd __ Terror: Bush campaign Term first used by George W. Bush on September 16, 2001 "Time ___" ("The Rocky Horror Picture Show" song) TEXTILE threads Time ___ ("Rocky Horror" dance) Time ___ (sci-fi subject) Time ___ (sci-fi travel aid) Time traveler's aid Twist, as floorboards Twist, as water-damaged floorboards Two-by-four defect Type of drive on the Enterprise Type of speed Theoretical spacecraft system, and a hint to the starred answers' indicated letters Tube-shaped transport in Super Mario Bros. Takes a bow? They may be found in board examinations Threads, in weaving. Time irregularities, in sci-fi Travels fast in a spaceship Twists blankets the quality of being warrantable the state of being warrantable They allow forced entries Teaming tenement The "she" in "Nevertheless, she persisted" Tolstoy saga about a jurist's porridge ingredient? Tribute to President Harding? Teeming tenements toa Team Wilt Chamberlain played for when he scored 100 points in a single game Theoretical battle sites TV's 'Civil --' The "W" in V.F.W. They can be holy They can be hot or cold They may be revolutionary They take place in theaters They're never "civil" They're never really civil Title word after "Star" or "Clone" Title word after "Star" or "Cupcake" Treaties end them Treaties may end them Treaty preceders Trojan and Korean "The Pianist" setting type of grouper fish Town near Winona Lake Targets at Pearl Harbor: 1941 Truceless battles Things traded by veterans Tale of hardship Tale told by a vet Target of Dr. Scholl's Freeze Away Target of cryosurgery Target of salicylic acid Toad bump Toad feature Toad's bump Toad's characteristic Toad's node Toad's skin feature Toad-handling consequence, in folklore Toadskin product? Type of hog TRIBUTARY to the Order Tusked African beast Tusked savanna dweller Tusked animals of Africa Tusked creatures "The last thing I wanted to do was to be a ___ president": Lyndon Johnson The early 1940s, for example time of war Targets of salicylic acid Targets of some cryosurgery Toad features Toad's bumpy features Toad-handling consequences, in folklore ... the critics loved the witch's performance, ___ Thong that's covered with flaws, among other things? Toadlike Toadlike, in a way Treating with suspicion ". . . that our flag ___ still there" "T'___ the night . . ." "That __ Then, This Is Now" (1971 S. E. Hinton novel) "That __ close!" "That __ fun!" "That __ then ..." "That ___ a close one!" "That ___ easy!" "That ___ no lady . . ." "That ___ then, this . . ." "The Nearly ___ Mine" "The Subject ___ Roses" "The Subject ___ Roses" (Pulitzer-winning play) "The Week That ___" "The World ___ Wide Enough" ("Hamilton" song) "There ___ an old . . . " "There ___ an old woman ..." "There once __ a . . ." "There once ___ . . ." "There once ___ a man from Nantucket . . ." "Till There ___ You" "Till There ___ You," song from "The Music Man" "___ this the face . . . ?" Talking Heads "And She ___" The Beatles' "Till There ___ You" The Wizards or the Mystics, on scoreboards There once ___ a girl... There once follower Third word in a limerick Third word in many limericks Third word of many a limerick Third word of many limericks the man who never ___ "Taffy ___ Welshman . . . " "Taffy ___ thief . . . " "That ___ close one!" "There __ crooked man..." "There ___ little girl . . . " "There ___ young..." (common limerick start) "There ____ young lady named Bright ..." Third and fourth word in many limericks Tangy green condiment Tasty paste from West Asia used all round Britain Taxed one's patience The trapeze artist was pink-slipped because she ___ "There ___ old . . . " "There ___ old lady . . . " "There ___ old woman . . . " 'There -- old woman who lived ...' The sea ___ that day, my friends (line from "Seinfeld") "There __..." (reminiscer's words) The detective-school flunkout ___ The paparazzo ... The wake of a vessel. There's often a separate one for whites Thin coat of ink Thin coat of paint Thin coat of water color. Thin coat of water-based paint Thin coat of watercolor Thin layer of color. Thin layer of paint. Thin layer of water color. Tom Mix's "Fetlock Holmes." Traditional Monday chore ___ the dishes to cleanse by licking the quality of being washable thing that can be washed The latest in clothing. Turn up on the beach Turn up with the tide Tattletales before the age of appliances? Ten minutes in a laundry, maybe Toilsome part of the week They're spent doing laundry Took a shower Term describing a cheese that's been treated with brine TAP seal Tiny purchase for a plumber They have loads of work to do They have loads to do They might be next to nuts Term in painting. Thin coats of watercolors Thought favorably of Time savers.