Letter T 27500–27750

the absolute unit of pressure equal to one dyne per square centimeter Things millions of people have received in history?: Abbr. Type of relief Tot's ___ reader Type of metabolic rate Type of metabolism Type of reader the painter applied a base coat followed by two finishing coats Tectonic plate material The Rosetta Stone, e.g. the commonest type of solidified lava Type of volcanic rock touchstone TAG game Tennis-court line The "5" of 5^2 The "hot corner" is one The "x" in x2 Theft at Fenway Park This may be stolen Thule, for example. Tokyo is MacArthur's. Tokyo is Ridgway's. Touch ___ (get in contact) Touch ___ (make contact) Triangle's bottom Troop home Turns litmus blue Two, for binary Two, for binary arithmetic Two, for the binary number system "The Natural" game Team game The National Pastime Topic of a classic 1940s comedy routine, and the inspiration of this puzzle They're swung on diamonds They're up The Peck and Snyder Company pioneered the use of ___ as advertising tools to sell a) candy; b) beverages; c) tobacco; d) sporting goods Topps or Bowman collectible Typical Cooperstown visitor Typical visitor to Cooperstown The majors They're made of leather and lace Tigers catch them Trophies at the Stadium. Their business involves diamonds Type of heat Taking inspiration from Triple, for instance Two words for single The AWOL soldier's favorite hobby was ___ Takes a risky leap Third-largest city of Switzerland Tennis server's place Tennis server's spot Tennis-court limit the back line at each end of a tennis court the backline at the end of the tennis court They don't play the net in tennis They eschew the net "This may have been the umpire's doing; / Now sliding home is easy going" They guard sacks They may play first Three of nine on a ballfield The lowest floor of a building the ground floor facade or interior in Renaissance architecture the lowermost portion of a structure partly or wholly below ground level These usually aren't considered stories They're often unfinished Tin or zinc, e.g. Turpitude They're taken when leaving home The "hot corner" and others. Thefts on diamonds They can be loaded They form diamonds They get loaded at Fenway They may be covered They may be loaded They may be loaded on the field They may be loaded or covered They may be loaded or stolen They may be stolen They may be stolen at Shea They may be stolen or loaded They may get loaded They may get loaded at the baseball game They might be loaded They might be loaded at Shea They might be loaded with singles They might be stolen They turn red litmus paper blue They're 15 inches square They're at least a 7 They're covered on diamonds They're occasionally loaded They're rounded after homers They're rounded by runners They're rounded on the way home They're sometimes loaded They're sometimes loaded on the field They're sometimes stolen They're sometimes stolen in Yankee Stadium Things frequently stolen Things to run past Thule, Pearl Harbor, etc. Touch all ___ Touch all the ___ Three kinds of hits The decimal system Talk trash about Thundering blow Thwack: Slang. Tommy Stinson's ___ & Pop Thwacked Talks trash about Taciturn The camel driver from Pakistan. Twitter topic created to promote a product but instead hijacked to criticize that product Treat one's adversary shabbily? Turning phenolphthalein pink Type of cable Type of instinct Type of training Totally, whatever place to go swimming? Type of TV subscription with limited channels They might be covered on your first day of employment They're easy to grasp They're fundamental the fruiting body of basidiomycetous fungi; the mushroom of agarics The Count ___ Orchestra the process of basifying TOPPING # 1 TV hotel owner Fawlty Thai cuisine herb Trattoria staple Trendy gimlet garnish Turtle soup flavoring. Transept setting The Sagrada Família and Sacré-Coeur, for two TREE lizard Two Byzantine emperors TRACT drained by river The Saar ___. Tidal _____ Tidal low area Tidewater collector Tract drained by a river. Tract of land drained by a river. Tub Tub for water trough Tracts of land drained by rivers. TAKE pleasure in Take a place in the sun Take delight (in) Take great pleasure (in) Take great satisfaction Take in rays Take in some sun Take in the sun Take pleasure Take pleasure, as in one's glory Take satisfaction (in) Take the heat? Take the sun Thrive under pleasant warmth. Try to tan Took in some sun Three-pointer, e.g. Toto's carrier Two- or three-pointer Two-pointer trug Travel time? They're shot at nets The life and times of a bicycle attachment? the craft of basket making Tom Gola's specialty. Twig containers Two- or three-pointers Two-pointers Taking the sunshine. Tim of (catch some rays) "Bull Durham"? Takes great pleasure (in) Takes in some sun Takes pleasure Takes pleasure (in) Takes the sun. Type of long-grain rice Type of rice Type of rice often served with vindaloo tight-fitting bodice for women tight-fitting bodice "The Venice of the Middle East" the second largest city in Iraq Type of sculpture. "The slap ___ in 'Seinfeld' wasn't recorded on a ___" (devastating "Independent" headline) *The Mikado in "The Mikado," e.g. Tenor's colleague The Temptations' Melvin Franklin, for one The low notes Thick-stringed guitar Thundercat's instrument Treble's counterpart Tuba's part Tuba's range Type of fiddle Type of fishing Type of guitar that typically has four strings ___ Terre, Guadeloupe's administrative capital ___ Terre, Guadeloupe's capital ___ Terre, capital of Guadeloupe. ___ Terre, isle of French West Indies. ___-Terre, Guadeloupe capital The back of the choir? The lowest of the low They sing, or swim They start and end on low notes Tense situation, orchestra-wise The dog Flash on "The Dukes of Hazzard," e.g. Type of hound Tenor clarinet. They were bred to hunt hares They have short legs and long ears Tuba Tajo and Siepi Tajo and Vinco They can go pretty low They can go pretty low (Var.) They get low They go low They go low when others go high They have low ranges They have very low ranges They sing so low They take the low parts They're the lowest They've got deep voices Tot holders The Who's John Entwistle, for one Those frequently ending on low notes? Tenor colleague Tenor's opposite The assassin Sparafucile, in "Rigoletto" Tozzi, for one. Tenor woodwind The grandfather, in "Peter and the Wolf" Two-reed tooter the tenor of the oboe family