Letter T 225000–225250

Tiergarten Tiergarten sight Tourist attraction in the Bronx Tumultuous scene Term for some morning deejays Tiger mother, say? Trendy veggie pasta substitute TV actress named after a male character in a J.D. Salinger book the chief person responsible for a zoological garden "There is no Dana. Only ___!" Test in veterinary school? TV-camera lens Telemeeting app Telemeeting service Type of camera lens type Lens cover Tore up the track They preceded Gen Alpha The IndyCar photographer used __ They facilitate close-up shots Take a broader view of things Try to see the whole picture TV camera actions. They bring people closer Top for telemeetings Takes a closer look They feature creatures They have everything from aardvarks to zebras They hire vets They may allow petting Tiergarten, Brookfield, etc. Tiergartens. "The Muppet Show" sax player "The ___ Cat" (Tom and Jerry short) Type of 1940s suit Type of baggy '40s suit Type of baggy suit popular in the '40s Type of flashy suit: Slang. Type of men's suit of the 1940s Type of oversided '40s suit Type of oversized '40s suit Type of suit for a hepcat Title city of film whose mayor is Leodore Lionheart "The Greek" of film "___ the Greek" (classic Anthony Quinn film) '-- the Greek' (1964 film) The Greek, in a current best seller. Title character of a 1946 Nikos Kazantzakis novel Title role for a Greek Thong sandal Thong-like sandal with a straw sole Thonged sandal The Cape polecat. Text adventure with the classic line "It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue." "The Curse of Capistrano" hero "The Gay Blade" "The Mask of ___" "The fox so cunning and free" TV hero who left his mark Title role for Antonio Banderas Two-time Banderas role Two-time role for Banderas "The Flight Attendant" actress whose father, David, wrote "Glengarry Glen Ross" Times two, a Gabor Twice, Conrad Hilton's ex Twice, a Gabor Top-billed name in "Queen of Outer Space" (1958) Twins player in "The Girl in the Kremlin" Thickening devices They're great on Triple Letter Scores Tough draws in the game Bananagrams The IJsselmeer was part of it before construction of the Afsluitdijk tribesman Bantu language TONGALAND, country south of Tribe of Natal Trading town in Mozambique. Tribe associated with the Seven Cities of Cíbola Tribe in the 1680 Pueblo Revolt against Spanish colonizers Tribe noted for its silver and turquoise jewelry the largest city in Switzerland Teutonic two Two, in Baden-Baden Two, in Berlin Two, in German Two, in Germany Two, to a Teuton Toast for tots They're frequently seen between shifts Turns into a colloidal form Two-gamete cell the diploid cell resulting from the union of a haploid spermatozoon and ovum The chemistry of fermentation The song is ended Tropical insect whose name is the last word in the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary "TV Dinners" band "Tres Hombres" band Texas-based rock trio The "Little Ol' Band From Texas" Trio with notable beards Trio with the 1973 album "Tres Hombres" Texas rock trio commemorative coin? Top tech executive, for short Term for a shortened phrase Topside of the noggin, in old-fashioned terms The letters that come before WXYZ in the alphabet The act of standing in for someone or something else Time period remembered for its distinctive characteristics Topped the test with flying colors TV show blending humorous and serious moments Thespian in a leading or supporting role Track or field competitor To exist, in Toulouse Thickened mass in blood vessels Two-time presidential candidate Stevenson Tiny, magical creature of folklore Toward the stern of a ship Talent scout, for example Tolstoy heroine of "War and Peace" Traditional story explaining a natural phenomenon Town in Oklahoma or surname of director King To prepare for use Top executive in a corporation Theater genre featuring intense conflict Tiny bit of land They ____ here yet, but they're expected soon Telecom giant based in Dallas Type of literature or film Typical blue-collar American, colloquially Teasing remarks that might hit below the belt Tony Award-winning actor known for "Da" and "Tron" Tubs for soaking and relaxing Take emergency cash before a journey Traditional Welsh boy's name often linked to Arthurian legend Tooth expert Top executive, informally Toppers for heads Tall shoes sometimes found on cowboys or in closets Type of tongue descended from Latin Type of fruit often grown for its distinctive shape and flavor Toast made before drinking Tool for inking a blockprint Type of lineage or strain Tasting of the sea TV or radio presenter Time zone standard for the West Coast, for short Tool for removing a metal lid from a tin Tool with two blades that cuts paper Thoroughly search and plunder Tart dessert ingredient often canned with fruit and syrup Treasure hidden in a Minecraft sky fortress Throat pouch in a bird Three famous Disney ducks in a single string Tuscan writer who guided Virgil through Hell The moment just before daylight comes, in anthem Taunts with scorn Transgression in religious teaching Type of humor that's subtle Tea variety often served at breakfast The Left on most maps Tall Australian runner Turns disastrous at the finish Tie the knot, in Spanish Title role for a heroic opera singer Traditional Irish language Three-letter medical suffix often seen in "surgery" Tie the matrimonial knot Trim off excess from meat Tear-inducing vegetable often sliced Thomas Mann’s protagonist in "The Magic Mountain" Title given to Martha Washington, repeated Traditional beliefs passed down through generations Type of automobile produced in Dearborn, perhaps The last workday for many The Almighty, to believers Type of exam given by mouth Trojan prince killed by Achilles The subject of Beyoncé’s 2013 self-titled album Track and field throwing spear Turned yarn into thread Third U.S. president and primary author of the Declaration of Independence Three legendary first names of gospel and R&B greats in succession The Ides of the third month The third rock from the Sun, home to all known life Title character in a 1961 musical about a secretary's secret crush Take precedence over or cancel a command Twice-repeated negative The pith Tree treasure sought by squirrels Tree treasures gathered by squirrels Those lacking wealth Trick of the eyes, often seen in visual puzzles Travel from place to place freely To support or encourage growth Tidal multi-river mouth of Northern England Thrush relative Torso (anag) The first in the queue, please come through! That rogue, I forget his name Tampa’s US state Thriving place Tub on the wall? The bar (anag) Thoughtless selfish motorist TV, roast or black-tie? Try – fizzy drink Take-off point? That’s irrelevant Tells Clara (anag) – it contains seasoning Tree like the Australian wattle Trousers, jackets etc? Touch or lean against Tiny hovering flier Top lotto prize Treed (anag) True piece of info Trash mail Type of shield – old rune (anag) Tough (anag) Thieving crow Talk of past things Tree supporter? The first and the second Throe (anag) Tart leafstalks Timber or stone over doorway Too much screen-time can cause this Treasured odds and ends Toffee cop (anag) Team, ship or body? Type of postcard or sparrow Tool or cocktail? Times a business trades Take up residence in Tactful, friendly approach Tree – stale joke Tall plant with yellow/brown head Tree air (anag) The sound of laughter – ditch Tub for soaking and cleansing TV or radio voice artist Taylor or bird? Tent – sounding like two letters Tricky bit of bowling The opposite to an acid Tremble with disgust Turn on a pin This tops an espresso The Lord’s game? The letters used in a written language Take stock (of something)