Letter T
the envelope of gases surrounding any celestial body
the mass of air surrounding the Earth
TELECOMMUNICATION interference
THUNDERSTORM disturbances in the electric field of the atmosphere
To an extreme
Tender providers
They can fix shortages
They can help if you have to withdraw
They can help if you're short
They can print rcpts. with check images
They can solve shortages
They churn out dough
They dish out the dollars (abbr.)
They dispense $$
They don't usually produce change
They give out bills
They give you your money's worth
They have plenty of twenties: Abbr.
They may provide statements
They may require a charge from atoms with no nucleus (4)
They pass the bucks
They require PINs
They take cards or cash
They take deposits 24/7
They take things into account
They'll get you jack
They'll give you bills
They'll give you money if you ask them to
They'll help you get your balance
They're filled with bills
They're filled with dough
They're full of 20s
They're good for a quick buck
They're in some drive-thrus
They're known for passing notes, briefly
They're loaded with cash
They're often loaded with security
They're often pressed for cash
They're pressed for cash
They're pressed for cash, for short
They're withdrawn from
Things of use to note takers?
Things you can run away from yelling, "I won! I won!" to draw strange looks
Things you may dispense with?
Tourist stop conveniences
Transaction terminals
Twenties dispensers
Twenties providers
Twenties suppliers
Twenty givers
Twenty places?
Twenty somethings?
Twenty suppliers
Twenty-somethings
"Tree ___ Window": Frost
"Tree ___ Window," Frost poem
Time when many stores open
TV's "Nick ___"
"___ time did I ever ..."
"____ time" (never)
-- time (not even once)
-- time (not once)
Table stat.
___ time did I . . .
They go from 57 to 71 in the lanthanide series: Abbr.
"The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: From ___ B and Back Again"
Town division in Philippines.
Town division: P. I.
Tribute opener
Tribute opening
Tribute starter
The first of many steps
The first step
Tiny bit of progress
Travel route with no other points
Travel route with no points in between
Travel route with no points in-between
Travel route: from ___
Thine on the Left Bank
Thine in Thiers
Thine, in Aix
Thine, in Arles
Thine, in France
Thine, in Lyon
Thine, in Metz
Thine, in Noisy-le-Sec
Thine, in Toulon
Thine, in Tours
Thine, to Hélène
Thine, to Thérèse
Thine: Fr.
Thine: Var.
To thee: Fr.
To you to Magritte
To you, Pierre!
To you, in Toulouse
To you, in Tours
To you, to Alain
To you, to Yves
To you: Fr.
Tours "yours"
Thin gruel
Takes ___ on (wears)
Tarawa is one
Tarawa, e.g.
Trans-Pacific refueling spot
Transpacific landing site
Type of island.
Type of landform for which the bikini is named
The Maldives, e.g.
The Maldives, for instance
The Marshall Islands, e.g.
They enclose lagoons
They may top extinct volcanos
Truk, Kwajalein, Wake, etc.
Tuvaluan features
"The Sweet Hereafter" director Egoyan
Tiny particle with a nucleus and electrons
Teensy particle
Teeny component
Teeny particle
Teeny-tiny particle
Term in science.
The 'H' or 'O' of H2O
The Bohr theory explained its structure
The H or O in H2O
The H, H or O in H2O
The ___, comics crime fighter
The first thirteen rows, perhaps
The once indivisible.
The smallest indivisible particle of an element
The universal particle.
Thematic element in 2023's "Oppenheimer"
Thing of little matter to physicists?
Thing smaller than a molecule
Thing smashed by the Hadron Collider
Thing split in fission
Thing that might decay
Thing to smash
Thing whose size is measured in picometers
This might split at the best show of your life
Tiniest amount of titanium
Tiniest bit
Tiny "smashing" target
Tiny Particle
Tiny bit of energy
Tiny bit of matter
Tiny bit of physics
Tiny bit to split
Tiny building Block
Tiny bundle of energy
Tiny elemental particle
Tiny energy source
Tiny matter
Tiny nuclear-energy source
Tiny part
Tiny particle that can form a bond
Tiny particles of matter on the ground or carried in the air
Tiny physics bit
Tiny piece
Tiny portion
Tiny power unit
Tiny powerhouse
Tiny quantity
Tiny source of energy
Tiny target of smashing
Tiny thing
Tiny thing in science
Tiny unit of matter
Topic of elementary education?
Type of bomb
the smallest component of an element having the chemical properties of the element
TV cartoon mite
Tiniest energy units.
Teensy
Teeny "tiny"
Teeny-tiny
The A in AEC.
The ___ Age.
The age we live in.
The new age.
Tinier than tiny
Tiny and then some
Too small to see
Twentieth-century age
Type of bomb or clock
Type of clock or energy
Type of clock or number
Type of clock or power
Type of energy
Type of energy or reactor
Type of power or bomb
Type of power or clock
Type of power tested at Alamogordo.
Type of submarine.
___ theory, in chemistry.
tiniest
The modern era.
This era.
Time period that the Manhattan Project kicked off
Test at Bikini Atoll
Test ban topic
Teeny-tiny dancing shoes?
The number of atoms in the molecule of an element
They're also known as daltons
The idea that matter is composed of small, distinct components
Tiny beings; pygmies.
Tiny particles
Turn to mist, in Manchester
THEORY that all matter consists of minute indivisible particles
Theory on makeup of universe.
Theory that answers the question "What's the matter?"?
Theme piece of Brussels World's Fair.
TINY building blocks of matter
Teeny bits
Teeny bits of matter
The three in carbon dioxide
The universe has an estimated 1082 of them
Their size may be measured in angstroms
There are an Avogadro's number of them in a mole
There are trillions of them in a speck of dust
They bond
They can be dangerous when split
They can be split
They can be split or charged
They can get excited
They can't be trusted because they make everything up!
They form bonds
They form many bonds
They get smashed
They make matter matter
They make up everything
They make up everything about you
They may be smashed or split
They may have bonds
They might be smashed
They might get smashed
They split when smashed
They split when they're smashed
They undergo bonding
They're all that matter
They're in their element
They're smashed in a smasher
They're split and smashed
Things hypothesized by Democritus
Things in a cyclotron.
Things proposed by the Greek philosopher Democritus
Things split in fission
Thom Yorke's ___ for Peace
Threesome in a water molecule
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