Letter T 22500–22750

Totally chill Tranquil Troubled a lot Troubled constantly Troubled continually Troubled greatly Troubled persistently Troubled terribly Troubled to no end Took full advantage of the buffet, say Took Marie Antoinette's advice? Took a night course? Took evening courses? Took night courses Tucked in at night? Took the rap "That suits me to ___" "That suits me to ___": 2 wds. To ___ (precisely) To -- (just so) To __ (faultlessly) To __ (just right) To __ (unerringly) To ___ (bang-on) To ___ (how a golfer wants to perform?) To ___ (on target) To ___ (on the button) To ___ (on the mark) To ___ (on the nose) To ___ (precise) To ___ (right on target) To ___ (right on) To ___ (with precision) To ___: perfect To___(exactly) To___(just right) To___(precisely) Top-10 tune of '59 Tall crown worn by Osiris. Tried to get into Guinness by gobbling hot dogs? Took advantage of one's range? Took an at-home course Took courses at home Took home Took home courses? Took away a good percentage of Took away a part of Took away bit by bit Took away from, as profits Took some of Took up some of Took a dive Took a hard fall Took a loss Took a monetary beating Took a spill Took a tumble Took the hit, financially Took the loss Took the loss, financially Took the loss, in slang Took the loss, slangily Totally wiped out Tripped and fell, perhaps Thoroughly enjoyed something Totally accepted a lie Totally bought an idea Took courses at midnight? Tried to lose? Town where Roman farces originated "Time to rise!" ("Up and ___!") tropical fruit tree "... two fives for __?" The sun, as worshipped by the Egyptians. Type of asteroid type of beta-blocker " . . . to live in ___": Berlin Tithed portion Tasted, biblically Tasted, quaintly Tasteth? Took a break from cooking Took the Subway? Tried a trattoria, say Tribal father: Bib. Took no crap at the dinner table? Type of sale on the Paris Bourse. Touching the floor, in ballet 'The Champ' actor Roscoe The sweetsop "This has been __ . . ." "This has been ___ of the emergency broadcast system..." "This is ___ of the emergency ..." "This is ___ of the emergency broadcast system ..." "This is ___ …" (radio announcement) "This is ___" (radio broadcast line) "This is ___" (radio line) "This is ___..." (radio notice) "This is just --" "This is just --" (broadcast line) "This is only ___!" "This is only ___!" (radio message) "This is only __ . . ." (radio phrase) "This is only ___ ..." (emergency broadcast) "This is only ___" (part of an old TV message) "This is only ___" (radio announcement) "Time is __ of trouble": Dickinson "Time is ___ of trouble": E. Dickinson This may have fallout Trial at Los Alamos Trial blast Trinity event Trinity event, briefly test firing of an atomic weapon trial Nuclear accident site (abbr.) Top-level exams, briefly Trials that bombed, briefly? Trials that create mushroom clouds Took something in at night? Tete-___ Téte-___ " . . . the rat /That ___ malt" Thoroughly delighted in Thoroughly enjoyed Took a lot of pleasure in Took great pleasure in Took in voraciously Took pleasure in Totally believed Totally enjoyed Truly enjoyed "The stag ___ . . . " "The stag ___ . . . ": Scott "Thank You for Smoking" org. T-man's bureau T-man's org. Treas. branch Treasury Dept. arm Treasury Dept. bureau Treasury Dept. division Treasury Dept. raiders Treasury Dept. satellite Treasury bur. since 1972 Take __ (accept) To start with. TRY TRY AGAIN The first "A" in N.C.A.A.: Abbr. The first 'A' of NCAA: Abbr. Town sprouting near Brussels "The main's the gowd for _____": Burns "That's ___ learning I desire": Burns Trailing closely Trailing like a good dog "The vice of a few intelligent people," per Voltaire "There are no ___ in the foxholes" There are none in foxholes, it's said They don't believe They might say "God, no!" Tamarisk the first Saxon ruler who extended his kingdom to include nearly all of England "___ the Unready," in "Ivanhoe." The Parthenon is dedicated to her The Parthenon's goddess The Parthenon's raison d'être The owl was her mascot To whom the Greeks dedicated the Parthenon To whom the Parthenon is dedicated To whom the Parthenon was dedicated Their Acropolis is a tourist's must THESEUS, city of THESEUS, kingdom of The birthplace of democracy Theseus' domain Thucydides' city Timon's home Timon's home town Two-time Summer Olympics host Two-time host of the Olympics the capital and largest city of Greece "There's my wife; look well ___": Spring-Rice Town northwest of Palo Alto in one of the wealthiest ZIP codes in the U.S. "To Catch ___" "To Catch ___," Hitchcock film Tinactin user, presumably Track and field competitor Track man. Trained sportman Trained sports person Typical Wheaties box portrait They may appear in a bowl They may be found in fields They participate in big games They play in all the big games They work out before playing Thorpe, Zaharias et al. Track figures Trade subjects? Trained sports people Team member in "Moneyball" track and field track and field events Track star's purchase Town on the Shannon river. "Tsotsi" author Fugard The Road to Mecca playwright Fugard Town in Massachusetts Town in N Mass. Town in central Massachusetts. Town near Fitchburg Town near Fitchburg, Mass. Town near Worcester, Mass. Town of N Massachusetts. Totally comfortable "The Three Musketeers" character "Twenty Years After" character The Comte de la Fère, familiarly The Comte de la Fère. Title character of 19th-century French lit Title literary soldier married to Milady Thumping To you, in Cancún To you, in Peru Tribe of New Zealand. Tribe or clan, in New Zealand. Tribe or clan: N. Zealand. Tribe, in New Zealand. Tribe: N. Z. Them or fan ender top story Tourist's purchase "There is -- in the affairs...": WS "There is __ in the affairs of men ...": Brutus "There is __ in the affairs of men" (Julius Caesar) "There is __ in the affairs...": Shak. "There is ___ in affairs of men . . . ” "There is ___ in the affairs . . . " "There is ___ in the affairs of men . . . " "There is ___ in the affairs of men ...": Shak. "There is ___ in the affairs of men" (Shakespeare) "There is __ the affairs . . ." "Two silkworms raced. They ended in ___." Two silkworms raced and ended in _____ type of parka worn by the Inuit in Canada Tipped over. Tipped to one side. Tipped up. Tipped, as a cask. " . . . ___ to heal" " . . . ___ to heal": Ecclesiastes "... __ to be born and ..."