Letter T 225500–225644

They’re quietly spoken Tell (someone) they’re mistaken Theatre of Shakespeare Testing experience They’re an item Traditional stocking-filler The start (of an idea) Tower of a mosque Time when people retire? Travellers pay to use it Travellers who followed a star Team known as Los Blancos Transfer e.g. onto the internet Tennis player after whom a stadium at Flushing Meadows is named Thick, brown spread The symbol ^ Time for a quick cuppa Teen reading (anag.) Tie vine (anag.) – guest who’s not a gatecrasher Trudge – PC? Type of washing machine They seek new entertainers or sportspeople Type of wheat in a health food shop Title awarded to Maggie Smith They keep your clothes in shape Two-piece beachwear That’s not easy for you to say! Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea captain They stare at stars The ‘M’ of ‘SMS’ Try – musical borrowing The ___ of bad manners Tournament player drawn so as not to play another promising contender early Trinity College’s Book of ___ Tie accompanier, usually Tools with pointed ends Tiresome regulations Tedious catalogue Threatening behaviour achieving an effect Tropical tree with roots above ground Tube for quickening dart Thing (anag.) Triangular sheet on ship – I say salt (anag.) Tender – overture Take in – summary The business of Mad Men Three successes To deal (with) successfully They enable one to deposit and withdraw cash There’s absolutely nothing in it Tea, town or syndrome? They protect workers’ rights Trump or Blackpool? Turkish starter Trained fruit tree – pearlies (anag) This will make the balloon go up Tentacular marine creature Tree the twigs of which were used to whip people They’re outdated Tea or tap? Thin bit of glass? Travelling shows Trail in water They can be a form of shorthand The Holy Grail, for instance Tuesday or typhoon? Tyre part The way something’s presented They indicate something needs to be said or done Taking advantage of a situation Topped by breadcrumbs and cheese To-do Tara’s O’Hara Trap – drum type Take up – take over Train (for Chattanooga?) Thread-like pasta Tried (a case) again Textile-creating art Tusk – alert Trout (anag.) Toyland policeman To order Take it and run They’re famously slippery Taken hostage That’s surprising (informally) Train – attendants They’re sometimes called ceps or penny buns Two-slices-of-bread snack Take separate paths Traditional Welsh county Tesla or Newton, e.g. Transient success Type of verb which, loosely, has the same subject and object Toothless insectivore The amount something can contain Tree which may have white or pink flowers Tragedy by Euripides about Jason’s wife Tick off – go for a casual look Trunk (of a human, not an elephant) Turn around or upside down Transport, out of this world? The manner in which something’s done Trick – user (anag.) Think highly of oneself and act accordingly Tempting prospect The first synthetic plastic The point of a story The Mystery of ____ Drood, unfinished novel by Charles Dickens The state of someone’s health Traditional field boundary The years 1649 – 1660 in England Taken (with someone or something) Top rescuer (anag) – intimidating individual Those at the bottom of an organisation Top of one’s head Tofu’s fun (anag) – to eradicate Theatre’s curse (anag) – a rich source Test of pulling power That’s shocking! Tinted gemstone Trashy – as Gorgonzola? Time after Hogmanay Tree-dweller – oik – £500 Tendon behind knee Twirl on tiptoe Tones (anag.) Thermals – __ ilver, pirate! Tinge – permeate Those knowledgeable about books Transmit or prove Tree – result of burning wood Typeface – evil cheat (anag.) That which follows a catastrophe Term-time drop-off/collect routine Topkapi Palace country – awful film The __, scratched occasionally Monroe film? Tarred road surface Too quiet to hear Thorough people don’t do things by these Tashkent natives Thick, sweet paste Transport for London?