Letter T
The first words of the answers to asterisked clues are types of them
They're often lifted
Tries to strengthen one's seabird?
"The Need for Roots" author Simone
"The Need for Roots" philosopher Simone
"The Threepenny Opera" composer
"The Threepenny Opera" composer Kurt
"Threepenny Opera" composer
Toy manufacturer's disclaimer
"The Mosquito Coast" director Peter
"The Truman Show" director Peter
Top canadian golfer
trap in stream
"___ Tales" (H.P. Lovecraft venue)
The ___ Sisters, in Macbeth.
Too wacky for words
Totally out there
___ Tales, magazine where many H. P. Lovecraft stories first appeared
Three-Grammy parodist
"That's what you're bragging about? You do you ... "
Title theme song of a 1985 John Hughes film
"The Constant Gardener" Oscar winner
"The Constant Gardener" Oscar winner Rachel
"The King and I" song about illicit romance
" . . . ___ the worst too young!": Kipling
"To Caunterbury ...was come into that hostelrye ___ nyne and twenty in a compaignye": Chaucer
TV M.D.
TV MD Marcus
TV doc Marcus
TV doctor Marcus
TV doctor of old
Thomas of fruit juice fame
Train conductor's greeting
Tourism bureau's offering
They greet new homeowners
Tuesday at the movies
Tuesday from N.Y.C.
Tuesday in Hollywood
Tuesday of note
Tuesday out of N.Y.C.
Tuesday that's not after Monday
Tuesday the actress
Tuesday, she's an actress
the quality of being weldable
Torched something
Torch user
Type of hard-hat
type of fencing consisting of wire mesh reinforced by welding
Tuesday et al.
The dole
Type of reform or state
"The World ___ In."
"The King of Champagne Music"
"The Lawrence ___ Show"
TV bandleader with a bubble machine
TV host, 1955-82
TV maestro
TV musical host in four decades
TV musical star.
TV musician
TV orchestra leader.
TV polka player Lawrence
TV regular
TV's Lawrence
The vault of heaven
"The mouth of a righteous man is a ___ of life": Prov. 10:11
Texas gusher
The __ of the Saints (1905 Synge comedy)
Tulsa gusher
"That's not correct . . ."
Totally plugged-in
the town was finally on the upbeat after our recent troubles
Tuned-up ten-speed?
"Tell me something I don't already know"
"... the baroness was ___..."
The Jam's singer Paul
Tony, a coachman of the old school.
"The Magnificent Ambersons" director
"The War of the Worlds" narrator of 1938
"Touch of Evil" director
"Touch of Evil" director, 1958
The successful cobbler was ___
Tactician becomes musician
The Iron Duke
the capital of New Zealand
Tightly interlocked
"That all depends"
"Technically, that's wrong"
"That isn't quite right..."
"That's... a little off"
... that guy who works at Jiffy Lube was ___
"Terrific, H. G.!"
"The First Men in the Moon" author
"The Island of Doctor Moreau" author
"The Island of Doctor Moreau" writer
Things to draw from
"That's exactly right!"
"Time will tell!"
Top-notch, as productions go
"The other team clobbered us"
"The other team won"
"They beat us"
"They clobbered us!"
"They creamed us"
"They crushed us!"
"They kicked our ass"
"They outplayed us"
"They trounced us"
Team's admission of defeat
Terse admission of defeat
"___ to fly and it shows" (Delta slogan)
"This is a great development!"
type of catfish
Tom Jones and Anthony Hopkins, by birth
Toast-and-cheese dish
Thieving Taffy's mother.
Temporary skin damage
Tumble and toss about
toss, roll, or rise and fall in an uncontrolled way
Types of reinforcements
"The Optimist's Daughter" author
"The Optimist's Daughter" novelist Eudora
"The Optimist's Daughter" writer
"The Ponder Heart" author
Titled Scottish family
"The Book of Boba Fett" actress Ming-Na
"Tom Jones" tart
Tavern server
To travel.
Travel (one's way)
Travel along
Takes an indirect route
Travels indirectly
Title girl of a 1964 Beach Boys song
The first Will to edit the NYT crossword ('69-'77)
The other Will who edited New York Times puzzles
Times crossword editor Will
type of tree found in central and West Africa
The mother of Hiawatha.
"The Devil ___ Down to Georgia"
"They __ thataway!"
Took a board game turn
Took one's turn
Took place, with "on"
Traveled (to)
Traveled to another country
Travelled (to)
Traveled widely
*Traveled to Europe, say
Threw a shitfit
Tackled enthusiastically
Took up with again
Turned, as old fruit
Tanked, to Wall Streeters
The skier __
Traveled by subway?
Taiwanese-American scientist who wrote the memoir "My Country Versus Me"
Tried to get
Took the car out
Test-drove, with "in"
Tooled around
The tennis star ...
Threw a serious tantrum
Totally lost one's cool
Took a chance with a dance?
The border guard __
The government official __
Traveled alone
Traveled unaccompanied
The tenacious candidate ___
The gardener __
The joke at the firefighters' convention __
Thomas ___, Earl of Strafford
Turned out badly (Depeche Mode)
Turned out crappily
" . . . to our Creator"
" . . . the phoebes ___": Frost
Teared up
To woo, in Wiesbaden
"Taylor Swift - I Knew You ___ Trouble ft. Screaming Goat" (viral video)
"The Way We --"
"The Way We ___" (Barbra Streisand film)
"The Way We ___" (Streisand-Redford classic)
"The Way We ___," Streisand hit
"The Way We ___," Streisand movie
"The stockings ___ hung . . ."
"Those __ the days!"
"__ Thine That Special Face"
To be, in the past
Twisted Sister's "___ Not Gonna Take It"
Tailor's sign-off?
"This feud is over"
"This spells trouble for us!"
"That's all. Goodbye"
"This partnership is over"
The baker said, "We __"
"___ the Money," 1933 song
"The Gold Diggers' Song": 1933
TV roving reporter's opening
"Time to ask for directions, folks"
Twisted Sister "___ Take It"
Twisted Sister song that would be a poor choice for use in a FedEx ad?
*"This honor is too lofty for us!"
"To let him know we - the least imposed on": Frost
"That's our cue!"
"The Blues Brothers" line
"This evening hasn't been canceled"
"That's enough for us"
"That's settled for us"
"This is MAJOR trouble for us!"
"This means big trouble for us!"
"Things look bad for us!"
"This doesn't look good, guys!"
"This is it for us!"
"This looks bad for us!"
"Time to shine, guys!"
"Twilight"'s Jacob, e.g.
the state of being a werewolf
"The Howling" franchise, for example
Tiger slugger.
"The Darjeeling Limited" director Anderson
"The French Dispatch" director Anderson
"The Grand Budapest Hotel" director Anderson
"The Hills Have Eyes" director Craven
"The Hunger Games" actor Bentley
"The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou" director Anderson
"The Life Aquatic" director Anderson
"The Maze Runner" director Ball
"The Phoenician Scheme" director Anderson
"The Royal Tenenbaums" director Anderson
Thriller director Craven
"The world will little note...what __ here"
" . . . ___ through a glass, darkly": I Cor. 13:12
"The Pied Piper of Hamelin" river
The Pied Piper's river
"The most powerful song of the 20th century," per the Library of Congress
Theologian for whom a Connecticut university is named
Tree-lined paths at a Connecticut university?
The Horst ___ song.
Thomas Hardy country
Thomas Hardy setting
"The Day of the Locust" author Nathanael
"The Day of the Locust" writer Nathanael
"The Shoes of the Fisherman" author
"The Shoes of the Fisherman" author Morris
"The Wild Wild ___"
"The Wild Wild ___" (1965-70 TV show)
"The Wire" star Dominic
"The __ Wing," which won nine Emmys
"The ___ Wind," Masefield poem
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