Letter T 221500–221750

They lack Y chromosomes They're often made-up for dinner This puzzle's authors, e.g. Two __ (Sophia Loren film) Two ____ : Loren film Type of NCAA basketball "The Feminine Mystique" subject TV screen flash *Their history is celebrated in March Ton preceder Ton's partner Ton's partner in soup Ton's soup partner Ton's soupmate Took a trick. Took all the marbles Took all, perhaps Took first prize Took gold Took home a cup, maybe Took home a trophy Took home the gold Took home the gold medal Took home the jackpot Took home the trophy Took it Took the Trophy Took the W Took the blue Took the blue ribbon Took the cake at the Grammys Took the checkered flag Took the cup Took the finals Took the flag Took the gold Took the gold medal Took the honors Took the laurels. Took the palm. Took the pennant Took the pot Took the prize Took the spoils Took the title Took the victory Took top honors ___ ton (Oriental dumpling) ___ ton soup Took the top prize for Triumphed in a photo finish TV's "The ___Years" The Colossus of Rhodes is one. The Colossus of Rhodes, for one. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, e.g. Think curiously (about) the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising the feeling aroused by something strange or surprising "___ Town" (Broadway musical starring Brooke Shields) This Is ____ ( where Peterson played Malone) To get here, go down the rabbit hole "The World of Suzie __" "The World of Suzie ___" (1957 novel) "The World of Suzie ___" (1960 movie) "The World of Suzie ___": 1960 film Third-most common Chinese surname in America Tune once sung by Anna May Took down the crown Took gold, say The candy man Teleportation device for chocolate, in a 1971 film They know a lot about "policy" Triumphed in the end Tony of early radio "They ___ Go When I Go" (Stevie Wonder song) "This __ do!" "This __ hurt a bit" "This __ take long" Tendancy Terrible twos word The Who's "___ Get Fooled Again" Tom Petty's "I --- Back Down" Typical practice the state of being wonted Triumphed in a match Timeless tune by The Outsiders Take-out soup, perhaps Take out on romantic dates Try hard to win Try one's suit on? Try to attract Try to attract, as new customers Try to charm Try to get a girlfriend Try to get the girl Try to get to marry Try to hire, say Try to win a hand Try to win over romantically Try to win the affection of Try to win the affections of Try to win the hand of Try to win the heart of Try to win through romance Try to win, as a lover Try to win, as for romance Try to win, in romance the hand of Seek answers Teak, for example Termite's meal Termite's treat The Beatles' "Norwegian __" Treat for a termite Toronto raceway type of beetle whose larvae bore into and damage wood Type of textured wallpaper textured wallpaper Termites have one Type of art print the action or occupation of cutting wood or timber "The ___ Prince," Bartók ballet Traditional Dutch shoe Traditional piece of Dutch footwear Traditional Dutch footwear type of evergreen fern *Texture in a cross section of timber Tree texture, or a hint to each starred answer's pair of hidden words Tree-covered area type of Old World lark the state of being woodless Tree farms Thrush's song Tree-dwelling hooters Tommy Lee Jones's role in "Lonesome Dove" type of plant, chiefly of the N hemisphere, with grasslike leaves and small brown flowers "The Blair Witch Project" setting "The __ are lovely, dark and deep": Frost "Thy ___ and templed hills." Thoreau's "Walden; or, Life in the ___" Through here to grandmother's house? Tiger of the links Tiger in a trap? Tiger of note Tiger on the green Tiger on tour Tiger spotted at Augusta? Tiger with a club Tiger with trophies Tiger, or his tools They're in the bag for James and Jeremy? type of small fern with tufted rhizomes and wiry fronds The rescuer of Little Red Riding Hood type of stone resembling wood Treen the process of working wood into a useful or desired form "Toy Story" cowboy "Toy Story" sheriff Theme of this puzzle (see each *) Tree-covered actor? Toon with a wild laugh Tried to get on one's side Tried to sign, perhaps Tried to win the affection of The sort who'll court They may come calling They're looking for some hands Textile filling Threads in a loom. Throaty bark. TV journalist's pet dog? Talked to Lassie? Trying to win Things Chewbacca does that prevent the Millennium Falcon from flying? Tam material Tapestry fabric Three bags' contents, in rhyme Turtleneck material Type of gatherer Tams, e.g. Taken from ewe? "The Voyage Out" novelist Virginia "The Voyage Out” novelist "The Waves" author "To the Lighthouse" author "To the Lighthouse" novelist "To the Lighthouse" novelist Virginia Tam-o'-shanter, e.g. Term for rural supporters of Georgia politicos. Tiger moth caterpillar Tweed fabrics Tweeds Try to win over a head hider? Tries a line on Tries to win the affection of Tries to win, as a damsel "That's great!" online Texter's "Yahoo!" "The Dukes of Hazzard" star Tom of "42nd Street" Tom of "The Dukes of Hazzard" Tom of TV's "Cybill" Tom who played Luke Duke Tom who played TV's Luke Duke "The Bird's the ___" Tetragram, for one The answer to this clue The answer to this clue, for example Thesaurus find Thing often given. This clue's answer, e.g. This defines itself. This was "in the beginning" Triple ___ score (Scrabble space) Two-___ (like a dozen answers in this grid) ___ to the wise: tip Thesaurus, e.g. *The answers to the starred clues (including this one) form a continuous one—its connections are created by the end of one answer and the start of the next TV viewer's lament (Part 2) This puzzle's theme et al. The grapevine The grapevine, so to speak The absolute beginning The slightest peep Typewriter's digital descendant "The great foes of reality": Conrad "The most powerful drug used by mankind": Rudyard Kipling "Three Little ___," popular song. Thesaurus contents These sometimes fail us They cross here They cross herein They cross in this grid They fail the speechless They may be exchanged in anger They're often eaten when not weighed Things said The person who made this puzzle, e.g. This puzzle's constructor, you'd think " . . . that worn-out ___ idly spoken": Lytton "The ___ the wise are as goads . . . ": Eccl. 12:11 They're sought from sages ___ the wise (advice) "Tintern Abbey" poet This puzzle, for instance: 2 wds. Tediously passed (on) Tediously went (on) The Enterprise's security chief "The office" "The refuge of people who have nothing better to do," according to Oscar Wilde The end of art?