Letter T 29000–29250

Traffic sounds Traffic toots Traffic-jam sounds "The Mauve Decade" author Tailgate party beverage Tailgate party essential Tailgating must Tall one or cold one Tall order? Tankardful Tap serving Tap tap Tapped brew Tapster's item. Tavern beverage "on tap" Tavern staple The "one" in the phrase "draw one" The ideal complement for the three meals in this puzzle The missing letters in _UDW_IS_ _ This contains barley malt This may be tapped Toga party supply Tsingtao product Tuborg, e.g. Tusker or Tsingtao drink tipple The life of Riley This puzzle's theme song? Tune originally titled "Skoda Lasky" They show guts Trying to catch an apple ale in one's teeth? *Tailgater's brew chiller Tab carrier in a bar? Tailgate party recyclable Thing with a tab that's on a tab They sometimes follow liquor shots Tegestologist's collection Tailgate party item Tailgate party take-along Tailgaters' tote Tavern tumbler. They may hang out at pubs Tailgater's headgear Tavern sentimentality. Tapped things They may be tapped for fraternities They're tapped at frat parties "Toss a can my way" Tankard's cousin Toby, for one Tavern munchables Tavern munchies Tavern nosh Tavern snack They're supposed to drive you to drinking Trademarked bar-food brand name *Time for a cold one, facetiously Time for a cold one, informally Time for a brewski Time for a cold one Time to grab a brewski Time to start drinking Tavern tap handle Trip during a kegger, say Trip to buy brewskis Trips to the liquor store, say Tailgaters' drinks Tavern beverages Tavern round The six packed in a six-pack These might be light They develop less of a head cold They get drunk They gradually lose their heads They lose their heads over time They may "chase" shots They may be round components They may be tossed back They may come in a round They might be pint-size They often make up a round They slowly lose their heads They stay cool under pressure They're drawn with heads They're drunk in bars They're drunk? They're often tapped out Tummy enlargers Town in south Palestine. They don't tap just any tap They might be picky about porters Those with *obviously* superior taste in brews They're raised for drinks Time for happy hour? "The Champ" Oscar winner "The Champ" star, 1931 Tipsy name in Hollywood? "The __ knees" "The __ knees" (great) "The _____ knees" (the cat's meow) The birds and the ___ They can make quite a buzz They generate buzz They love their queen They make Pooh's favorite food They may lead to hives They might break out in hives They serve a queen They sting They work in cells They're buzzy and busy Those doing a waggle dance Topic for Maeterlinck They may cause allergic reactions "The ___ Queen" (Louise Erdrich novel) Tired vegetable? Tired-sounding veggie Tomato-paste dye source Turnip the ___ (bad vegetable pun) Then, by the salad bar, there was... type of fly which is a common pest of beets and mangel-wurzels "The Shakespeare of music" The "Appassionata" was his 23rd piano sonata The BBC promoted V-for-Victory in musical Morse code by frequenty broadcasting _____ The "Pastoral Symphony" "The Pastoral," formally Tumblebug Type of Volkswagen Type of brow. Type of insect Type of insect that a ladybug is tree pest They got back on the road in 1998 They may be boring Tumblebugs. TEXTILE beating process TEXTILE cloth-beating process The color of anger The color of embarrassment type of beet plant with a dark red root Thanksgiving leftovers They're often pickled at the salad bar Tool for safely collecting swarms Toxin that may cause an anaphylactic reaction Tommies of 1917. tide Takes place. This kind of behavior does not suit a young woman! "Two Years ___ the Mast" The "B" of BCE The out-of-shape photo ___ the mast. Type of side-by-side picture "'Twas the night ___" Theme of the starred entries the state of being polluted Tease for. __ the question ___ the question (evade the issue). Took the first step " . . . the birds ___ sing." To jewel. To father To sire. to-father Tin cup holder Tin cup holder, perhaps Third word in a counting-out rhyme. "The ___ Opera" They can't be choosers They may seek change the state of being a beggar or mendicant Turned down an invitation They Might ___ "___ the Beguine" Take the first step Test proctor's command to start to take the first step to take the first step to start Two sets The one with the luck. They're just getting started Tyro's good fortune, to a chicken? the act of starting something the first part or section of something Two new things? Two "new" things dropping This follows Labor Day Time when summer ends T TIM The Big Bang, to a physicist THIRD SIGN Takes the first step Tel Aviv family TiVo alert Take a rain check Take a rain check on Take a rain check, in a way Try politely to get out of Try to get out of an obligation Try to get out of something "That dress looks a bit __" tropical plant with waxy flowers "The only ___ Son . . . ": John 1:18 Tries for change? Tries to get people food, say Tries desperately to get tricked The Carpenters' "We've Only Just __" "The Hostage" playwright "The Hostage" playwright, 1958 "The Quare Fellow" author "The Quare Fellow" playwright "The Quare Fellow" playwright Brendan "The Scarperer" author The "Borstal Boy" The Borstal Boy himself. "The View" alum Joy "The View" co-host "The View" co-host Joy "The View" regular Joy Talk Show Emmy winner for 2009 Talk Show Host Emmy winner of 2009 Teacher's remonstration Toe the line Two very common verbs cause no trouble toe-the-line Toed the line "Tsk!" Type of economics Type of psychology Theme definition Take from the top Take off the top Take the top off Takes off the top Tops off Turns scares to cares, e.g. Took in the sights "...to ___ husband's judge": Ibsen ___ the scenes ___ the times. Taking in "Tell me the truth!" "Tell me what you really think" That which benefits. The Andrews Sisters '-- Mir Bist Du Schön" Tan cousin