Letter T 223250–223500

Time to go once around the sun Timeline component Timely period Twelve months of revolution Twelve moons Twelve-month period Typical magazine subscription term Typical subscription length time taken for the earth to make one revolution around the sun, about 365 days They're often signed with "HAGS" '-- the salt of the earth': Matthew 5:13 Time for an audit Time for annual reports. Time to close the books taking place at the close of a fiscal year the end of a calendar year Traditional December spin around the harbor? "The ___," Rawlings novel Throughout 1998, e.g. throughout a whole year Type of publication. They long a lot They say, "Wait till next year!" They're filled with longing "... _____ to breathe free" (Statue of Liberty inscription) Takes home, as money ___ the Sheep: 1979 Time since Christ, datewise "The ___ rose is brief": Swinburne Trip anniversary? *The next one starts in 2026 Two- -- ('terrible' tyke) The beginning, chronologically The first 12 months The first twelve months The start of time The very beginning, figuratively Time's very beginning Timeline beginning Timeline start Turning point in this puzzle's theme "The Best ___ of Our Lives" "The Green ___," by Cronin. "The Green ___."—Cronin. "The Last Five ___" (off-Broadway musical) "The Wonder ___" "The ___ at the spring": Browning "The ___"; Virginia Woolf novel "The days of our ___" "Two ___ Before the Mast": Dana TV's 'The Wonder --' Teens or twenties. Ten ___ After Ten make a decade The Twenties. The five in a lustrum There are 10 in a decade There are five in a lustrum They last for months They start in January They're a part of every century They're always advancing They're measured by tree rings Thirty ___ War Threescore and ten, perhaps. Thurber's "The ___ With Ross" Time (seemingly) in between checks, for a freelancer Timeline parts Twelve month periods Twelve-month periods Twelve-month spans Twelvemonths. Time-jump subtitle The Best ____ Our Lives The foreseeable future "Three ___," De Wet's title for Boer conflict. The ayes have these These negate nays They counter nays They negate nays They show favor They vote first They're needed for passing Things needed in passing? Those in accord The "Y" in EMILY's List This can double your dough This raises some dough They build up spirits They could double your dough They raise a lot of dough They raise dough They rise every day Turbulent, restless "That is no country for old men" poet "The Cap and Bells" poet "The Celtic Twilight" poet "The Countess Cathleen" playwright "The Fiddler of Dooney" creator "The Fiddler of Dooney" poet "The Fisherman" poet "The Herne's Egg" playwright "The Hour Glass" poet "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" poet "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" writer "The Land of Heart's Desire" playwright "The Rose" penner "The Wanderings of Oisin" poet "The Wild Swans at Coole" poet "The Wind Among the Reeds" poet "The Winding Stair" poet "Things fall apart; the center cannot hold" penner "Things fall apart; the center cannot hold" poet The Land of Heart's Desire poet The Second Coming writer The seeming needs of my fool-driven land poet "That is NEVER going in my mouth!" "That tastes bleah!" That's really disgusting Tokyo in Perry's day. Tokyo until 1868. __ : Tokyo :: New Amsterdam : New York "That is ... not good" Throw at high velocity, to Gen Z Throw away in disgust, slangily Throw forcefully, in modern parlance Throw forcefully, in modern slang Throw forcefully, in slang Throw hard, in modern slang Throw with a lot of force, slangily Throw with force, in slang Throw, in slang Toss violently, in slang Toss with a bit too much energy Throws away quickly, in slang Throws away, slangily Throws, in modern lingo Throws, slangily Tosses, slangily TRAVELLING burglar (sl.) TRAVELLING safe-breaker (sl.) Thief who doesn't need the combination traveling burglar travelling burglar Tamperproof safes? Those who outwit safecrackers? They don't need combinations They perform safe jobs The professor's wife in Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" "Taxi!," e.g. TALK AT THIS VOLUME TYPE LIKE THIS, say Talk over the noise Talk tempestuously Tarzan film sound effect Tarzan or rebel follower Tarzan trademark Tarzan's call Tarzan's is famous Tarzan's trademark Teach like Gordon Ramsay [Brian Goodall] Team support Touchdown jubilation. Try to reach the hard-of-hearing? Treasury secretary Janet Tendency to "lose it"? "The Race" band The center of a daisy is often this hue The "Y" in ROYGBIV Tinged like an Oz road the chromatic color resembling the hue of sunflowers or ripe lemons the American goldfinch, or thistle bird "The Wizard of Oz" pathway "The Wizard of Oz" route Time's role in the book business the state of being yellowish Thriller drama series about a girls' soccer team This should slow you down Traffic signal component They may prohibit passing The book of numbers *Tulip tree, by another name Tulip tree's alternate name Texas has one, in song Turns colors, as old newspaper The Chinese call it Huang Hai Tsingtao vista The first National Park The first U.S. National Park The Cowardly Lion's sandwich? The navy commander replied... Top-10 tune of 1966 TALKS LIKE THIS TYPES IN ALL CAPS, online Talks over loud music Tries to be heard in a noisy room Tries to reach the hard of hearing TripAdvisor alternative TripAdvisor rival [That was my tail!] They're much shorter than bays Ta'izz's land The "heel" of the Arabian Peninsula The heel of a geographical boot Third-last country, alphabetically Trump travel ban land Trump travel ban nation Tart pie topping, in Sanaa? Tender topic in Tokyo The "Y" of JPY The "Y" of the code JPY The capital of Japan? The euro's Japanese counterpart They're spent in Sapporo They're spent in the Ginza They're spent on the Ginza Third-most traded currency Tokio cash. Tokyo cabbage? Tokyo cash Tokyo currency Tokyo dollar. Tokyo dough Tokyo tender the basic unit of money in Japan They might leave you nagging They're not Kyoto cash Tale spreader Tel Aviv gossip They make your business theirs They mind your own business They spread dirt They want to know details The Matchmaker's quality? To whom "Matchmaker, Matchmaker" is sung "___ the Yeshiva Boy" (Isaac Bashevis Singer short story) "___ the Yeshiva Boy" (Isaac Bashevis Singer story) Title "Yeshiva Boy" of a 1962 short story Title cross-dresser of film Title role for Barbra Title role for Streisand Tovah Feldshuh Broadway role title role Streisand Film directed by ___ Tea Shoppe Title figure in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera "The ___ of the Guard" "The ___ of the Guard" (Gilbert and Sullivan opera) "The ___ of the Guard": G. & S. Title figures in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera Tower of London figures