Letter T 219000–219250

The C.I.C. The District of Columbia. The wellspring of news. the capital of the United States in the District of Columbia and a tourist mecca The Cougars from Pullman the erosive process of washing away soil or gravel by water Transaction involving the repurchase of securities recently unloaded Tend to a dirty shuttlecock? Thing of the past no. 3 Too much diluted. "The king ___ his counting house . . . " "The king ___ his counting-house" "The queen ___ the parlor . . . " ___ the running (had a chance) The actress ___ "That ___ accident!" "That ___ Me" (Brandi Carlile song) "That ___ my fault" "That ___ my question" "That ___ part of our agreement!" "That ___ part of the plan!" "That ___ so bad!" "The Christmas That Almost __" "The Christmas That Almost ___" (1966 holiday film) "The Little Man Who ___ There." "The Man Who ___ There" "The Man Who ___ There" (2001 film) "The Weavers: __ That a Time!": folk documentary "There ___ a dry eye in the house" "___ That a Time!" (1982 documentary about The Weavers) "___ That a Time" (Weavers song) "___ That a Time?" (Weavers album) That-funny link The Streets' "When You _____ Famous" The Weavers "___ That a Time" The vindictive vampire... "The Last Command" band Tarantula hawk, e.g. Tarantula hawk, for one Tarantula's nemesis Target of many a New Yorker cartoon Target of some humor in The New Yorker The "murder hornet" is one The deceptively named tarantula hawk, for one The fairyfly (the smallest known insect in the world) is one The velvet ant is one The velvet ant, for one Thin waist exemplar Thin-waisted flier Thin-waisted insect Type of waist type Waist circler ___ Twickenham, Alexander Pope. "The ___," play by Aristophanes Tarantula hawks, e.g. The females sting They can sting more than once They have narrow waists Target of peroxide, ice, and meat tenderizer Things that really kill the buzz? Tiny middles Ted of "Blossom" Ted of "Blossom" and "Soap" Ted of TV's "Blossom" TOASTING, good wishes said at Toast for the holidays Traditional Christmas drink Traditional Yuletide quaff Toasts in old England Town in S. D. the process of wasting "The ___ Land" by T. S. Eliot. Throw it away Trash or compost Trash or refuse Town dump, e.g. The spendthrift ___ tending to squander and waste T.S. Eliot poem, with "The" They're not good for growth Tony Soprano's field, ostensibly Thrifty maxim the state of being wasterful Throws out the window Trifles away "This ___ noblest Roman . . . " The cake-loving hen __ Talking to a brick wall, e.g. Third part of the message To make things worse, the easy chair __ Temple in Thailand. Thai temple ___ Tyler's Rebellion ___ Tyler, English rebel ___ Tyler. Timepiece worn on the wrist Tag Heuer offering Talley & Twine accessory This is issued when hurricane conditions are possible within 24 to 36 hours Ticker on a chain Timepiece on a wrist timepiece worn on wrist Ticker connection Timepiece attachment Their hands move in circles They might be wound up Timers' necessities. Timepiece accessories the process of paying close and continuous attention Tune in to see Trebek’s trivia showdown the profession of making watches Twin timepieces Theme of this puzzle, whose members are hidden throughout the grid Take in a show, say ... to the river "Tread carefully!" ... or a hint to four dangers in this puzzle "Take care of that ailing throat"? "The ___ Babies": Kingsley Take care of the plants Tend the houseplants Tend the plants Tend the plants, in a way Tend the shrubs Tend to houseplants Tend to, as flowers Tend to, as plants Tend to, in a way, as a garden Tend, as houseplants Tend, as plants This puzzle's theme source Treasure in a desert transportation of cargo by means of ships, or the charges for such transportation They often make a splash They make waves when people toss and turn They toss and turn when you toss and turn Team's helper. Team helpers The Obamas' Bo, for one the use of water pressure to drive things The dot on the "i" in the Culligan logo Top drawer splattered bit of rain (9) Took a garden hose to Took care of houseplants, in a way Took care of, as plants Took care of, as the lawn and flowers Trained a hose on Treated silk "Titanic" or "Jaws"? the area of a city alongside a body of water Temperature raiser the property of resembling the viscosity of water Three can openers Three more holes Thin; insipid the state of being waterish the state of being waterless Tide mark Type of plumbing circuit that might prevent a Squirtle Target for Gallagher Terror of the bayou. Three things with "fall" falling Tree of Southeastern swamplands The irrecoverable past Things irrevocable. Too-late situation The first team sport of the Olympics T.V.A. largess the power of water employed to move machinery the state of being waterproof TV's Beulah Tends the plants Tends to flowers Tends to neglected houseplants, perhaps Tends to the plants, in a way Tends to, as houseplants Tends, as houseplants Tends, as plants Test the ___ The Great Divide is one. Time after which content of TV programmes is less regulated Turning point that marks a significant change in history The area adjoining a sea, lake, or river Tail a boat, in a way the sport of skiing on water They skim the surface They're worn when gliding behind a speedboat Theme park ride that might end in a pool Tornado relative Tornado relative in the Florida Keys Tornado's coastal cousin Transport from a pier the state of being watertight Tall landmark in many a town ___ the bridge (past events) Teetotaler's transport The Ancient Mariner said it. They might lead to ports Tot's floating aid *Tears, in slang TEARS (sl.) Tears: Slang. They're turned on when one starts crying Thin, as oatmeal Thin, as soup Too diluted type of Flemish stew Telephone line acronym Thai temples To whom it is said "You have a grand gift for silence …. It makes you quite invaluable as a companion" Two displays in the Sherlock Holmes Entomology Museum? Tom and a Dr. The "W" of kWh The W in kWh Transformer unit The Embarkation For Cythera painter Turkey appendage Turkey characteristic Turkey dangler Turkey feature Turkey lobe Turkey's chin decor. Turkey's dewlap Turkey's hanging appendage Turkey's-neck dangler Turkey-neck dangler Turkey-throat pendant Turkey features Turkey's fleshy lobes The Rolling Stones' Charlie The Stones' Charlie There are 745.7 of them in one horsepower There are 746 in a single horsepower Towers community Towers town Transformer units The buying power of cash? "The Wah ___" (hit by the Orlons) Tall tribe Tutsi Twist alternative Twist spinoff Twist-era dance Thing caught near the shore This goes around an arena Tidal or heat Tidal or permanent Tulane's Green ___ Try to get one's attention The distance between two identical points on a wave the distance between two points in the same phase in consecutive cycles of a wave