Letter T
Turkey, to a bowler
Turntable turners
Two after JFK
Two-stroke votes
Typing test meas.
"Take this with a grain of salt," briefly
"That ain't good..."
"That wasn't supposed to happen..."
"The Joy Luck ___" (1989 book)
"The Name of the ___" (1980 book)
"The Starry Night" setting, familiarly
"The Tell-___ Heart" (1843 story)
"The Tonight Show" host for five years
"Things are going pretty well"
"This is really getting old..."
"Thor: Ragnarok" role
"To ___ a Mockingbird" (1960 book)
"Tony" is 25% of it
"Truer words..."
Take back, as a car
Talbot of "Buck and the Preacher"
Tap setting, perhaps
Tattered, say
Tattoo artist's collection
Taylor's ___ Tour
Teams alternative
Telemarketing call, maybe
Temporary fort material
Temporary waves
Tennis star who retired in '24
Terrier of 1930s cinema
That of an X-ray is measured in rads
The Baths of Caracalla's city
The Jungfrau and such
The Marina di Pisa is on its bank
The New York Liberty are its current champs
The black queens, e.g.
The brain's occipital, e.g.
Theatrical backstabber
Theda of old Hollywood
They answer to boards
They are celebrated on 5/1 in Hawaii
They ban posters
They can toss ballplayers
They made 9000s and 9-3s
Thing carried by runners
Third baseman Bohm
Those things, in Spain
Thwarted prima donna's expression
Tim of "Pulp Fiction"
Time that can be reversed
Title Disney character of 2021
Title role for Bob Odenkirk
To be, to Berliners
Toe treatment, in brief
Tolkien crew
Top corp. title
Top locks?
Tough to capture
Touristy New Mexico town
Town on the shore of the Markermeer
Treat pitched by Selena Gomez
Treat with a Java Chip variety
Tried to get home safely, maybe
Trig follow-up, often
True origin
Truffle finders
Turban wearer, often
Two-bit writer
Two-piece candy
Two-time NBA All-Star Randolph
Typical souk shopper
___ to school (where many students have headed recently)
"Tender Buttons" writer
"The Exorcist" co-star Max von ___
"The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" novelist Larsson
"The Hobbit" title character
"The MacGuffin" writer Stanley
"To read ___ is to hear it with our eyes": Octavio Paz
"Tommy" or "Tosca," say
"___ the winter of our discontent" ("Richard III" opening)
TV actors--or TV singing stars
TV bartender
TV swordsman
Take in a seam
Take out the ___ (task you must perform on this puzzle)
Tally of parts
Tedious faction
Teegarden in "Friday Night Lights"
Tennis star Etcheverry
Test answer choices, sometimes
Texas hold 'em events
The Doha Diamond League's country
The whale in "Free Willy"
Thermocline detector
They grow below
They have an i for technology
They may turn into pumpkins
They precede tees
They're not worn in mosques
Three-nation pact
Throws off, as a poll
Tidying pro Kondo
Title Parisian of TV
Title TV role for Sudeikis
Title priestess in a Bellini opera
Title role for Rita Hayworth
To whom Mork reported on "Mork & Mindy"
Toblerone rival
Tom who's Biden's ambassador to Samoa and New Zealand
Tombstone's Virgil, Wyatt and Morgan
Top-level, as a celebrity
Toss ___ (decide randomly)
Treasure Valley city
Treeless tract of South America
Try again on, as a cake
Tummy tuck?
Twinkling sheep
Twisted the water from
___ Teenage Riot (German hardcore band)
"That might work"
"The Good Place" star
"The Secret World of Alex Mack" star Oleynik
Tajiks and Turkmens, e.g.
Tango and foxtrot, e.g.
Team that plays in Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Ted of TV news
Tex-Mex strip
Theater of Cruelty developer Antonin
They have high notes
They write programs
Thumbprint features
Time-tested truths
Top military position in NATO
Totally forgot about something important
Tours title
Tried again on, as a movie scene
Try the UPC again
Turkish volcano
TV show censor, often
Tahitian city
They're felt overhead
Tiff-averting words, perhaps
To-do list makeup
Too precious: Var.
Took to the dressing room
Tousled look in the morning
Transistor component
Transistor's forerunners
Treatment of a deposed leader, often
"The Karate Kid" spinoff
"The ballot is ___ than the bullet": Lincoln
The lift you get when performing a ballet jump?
The number 110, humorously
Therapist's topic
There are 24 in most centuries
They take a bow, two ways
They're spotted on safaris, two ways
Tip of the South American continent
Traveled mole-style
Trending markers
Tropical fruits with sweet white pulp
"The Goonies" co-star
Tempted with a better job offer, say
Terrier or pudding preceder
Turn back to a previous state
*Timbuktu characteristic
Tango instruction
Targaryen family practice on "House of the Dragon"
The New Yorker co-founder and longtime editor-in chief
The near future
They come in handy for changing times
Thick Irish club
Thrifty knitter's obsession?
Thriller author whose novels are set in Kindle County
Tossing and turning, e.g.
Total chemical potential for electrons
"That definitely crossed my mind!"
"Tic-Tac-Dough" objective
Tenet of Dr. King
Things schlepped to washeterias
Third part of a maxim
Tool with a rotating blade
Twelve identical marks in a confidential code
Thrashes severely
To many different places
Traditional alternative to "No problem"
Treats since 1907
They visit stores for market research
Tightly tucked parts of a made bed
Time to talk turkey
Tougher than you might think
Tissue in a plant stem
Tissue in plants
Tulip tissue
tissue Plant
the dried twigs, or the wood, of the balm of Gilead tree
the art of making engravings on wood, esp for printing
Tree-lined garden walk in ancient Rome
Talleyrand's "Affair"
The "____ Affair"
The __ Affair of 1797-98
The ___ Affair (1797 imbroglio)
The ___ Affair in 1797
The ___ Affair: 1797
The last three
The terminal trio?
They come in last
They come last
Thumb-index tab, perhaps
TWENTY-fifth letter of the English alphabet
Talk on and on, Down Under
The "Sequoia," for one
The Courageous, e.g.
The Sequoia.
The Williamsburg, for example.
The reality show "Below Deck" is set on one
Toy of the wealthy
Trump's Princess, e.g.
Tycoon's boat
Tycoon's ride
Tycoon's toy
transport Millionaire maker
Took a pleasure excursion
Three more clubs
The America's Cup, for one
Tycoon's ships
Talk idly (Var.)
Talk on and on (Var.)
Talk tiresomely (Var.)
Talk, talk, talk: Var.
Talks and then some
Torah place marker
Torah pointer
Third of a Seinfeld line
Tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase
The three words of a "Seinfeld" catchphrase
"To make a long story short" word
Thrice, "etc."
Thrice, "you get the picture"
Tripled, it means "and so on"
Twice, a Lenny Bruce phrase
Tibetan Ox
tropical vine of the Amazon region
type of highly directional aerial
"There's no backin' out now!"
Tech company with an exclamation point
TechCrunch's parent company
The Houyhnhnms identify Gulliver as one
Total lout
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