Letter T 3000–3250

The Bronx Zoo has 265 of them The Bureau of Land Management has 245 million in its purview The National Mall has more than 300 of them The National Mall's three hundred The Taj Mahal complex has 42 of them The White House grounds have 18 of them The lower 40, e.g. There are 150 in Dollywood There are 160 in a quarter section There are 288 in Kew Gardens There are 4,310 in Griffith Park There are 640 in a section There are 640 in a square mile There are 843 of these in Central Park There are about 1.9 billion of them in the continental United States There are about 14,500 in Manhattan There are over 400 million in Alaska They have the misery* They help define a lot They make a Lot They make up a big spread They makes lots They measure a lot? They might make a lot Three ___ and a cow. Tracts of land Tracts. Town in Italy's boot. Town in toe of Italian boot. Town on Italian instep. Tart, and then some Too pungent Tough on the nose the quality of being sharply disagreeable in language or tone the quality of being acrimonious Teamwork obstacle trenchancy type of fossil The "height" part of a fear of heights The "height" part of a height phobia Tip end: Comb. form Tip end: Prefix Topmast: Prefix. Topmost: Comb. form Topmost: Prefix. Topmost: pref. Type of phobia TAPUYA Indian Tapuyan Indian. The "man on the flying trapeze." Tightrope walker Tightrope walker, e.g. Tightrope walker, for example Trampoline performer. Trapeze artist Trapeze artist, e.g. Trapeze artist, for example Trapeze performer, e.g. Trapezist, e.g. Tumbler Tumbler, e.g. Taking a tumble? Tumbling, perhaps They might jump through hoops for you They often wear leotards They take a tumble Those falling head over heels? Tumblers Tumblers, e.g. TRIASSIC fish fossil Taser or laser, e.g. The longest one in English is the Navy term "ADCOMSUBORDCOMPHIBSPAC" The citadel of ancient Athens. the citadel in ancient Greek towns The direction of this answer This direction This way To get to the other side To the opposite side To the opposite side of To the other side Transversing Traversely Traversing Type of crossword clue __ the board (completely) ___ the aisle (bipartisanly) ___ the board ___-the-board ___-the-board bet transverse This answer and others This is the last of them T. Middleton product Type of puzzle with numbered blanks Type of puzzle. Type of word puzzle "..., three's __" TV's "Three's ___" Three, proverbially To ___ (in complete detail) Transparent plastic paint Type of paint Type of painting Types of paint type of monovalent group Temp-lowering units Temp. reducers Their capacity is measured in BTUs They beat the heat: Abbr. They can make rooms more bearable: Abbr. They get cranked up in the summer They go in windows, briefly They have a chilling effect, in short They help keep you cool, briefly They keep houses cool in summer (Abbr.) They may rest on sills: Abbr. They might be set in windows: Abbr. They run a lot in August: Abbr. They run often in summer, initially They're chilling, briefly They're chilling, for short They're measured in BTUs They're often installed in the spring, for short They're rated in B.T.U.'s They're rated in Btu They're turned on in summer, for short Things often taken down from windows in Sept. "The Gong Show" offering "Tread the boards." THEATRE group Taft-Hartley, for one Take a part Take a stand Take effect Take effect, as meds Take measures Take necessary steps. Take on a role Take part Take part in a scene Take steps Take the initiative Take the stage Take the stage, perhaps Take to the stage Talent show entrant Talent show entry Talent show hopeful Talent show participant Talent show performance Talent show portion Talent show segment Task Tea __ of 1773, a cause of the Boston Tea Party Temperament Test with a perfect score of 36 The A in ICWA The Beatles' "__ Naturally" The McCarran ___. The musical "Come From Away" has one The second "A" in A.C.A. Take action The whole song and dance? Theater section Theater segment Theatrical piece Theatrical unit. Theatrics There's only one in Chekhov's A Marriage Proposal Thing done This fills a festival slot Transaction Transmit Tread the boards, so to speak Try for a Tony Turn Two or three scenes. team up the part Play trend THING accomplished They're found within minutes They're often found in minutes Things done Things done: Lat. Things done: Latin. Transactions Transactions: Lat. Take on the role of Take the part of Take the role of the role of Assume "Try not to stand out" "Try to be less obvious" "Tartuffe" part "Tartuffe" segment "Théâtre" unit Thing done: Fr. Tense Theatrical Thespian Took a part Took a role Took action Took initiative Took measures Took part in a scene Took steps Took the bull by the horns Took the initiative Took the stage Took to the stage Trod the boards took part Took the role of Tried not to be weird Took, as advice Threw a tantrum, e.g. Turned blue? The cake-loving egotist __ Threw a tantrum Took the necessary steps Tartuffe segments Théâtre divisions Talent scout? "The Crucible" end Temporary, as a chairman: Abbr. Try not to look down "The Frogs" kickoff, e.g. "Twelfth Night" beginning "Twelfth Night" opener Teleplay opener The first half of "Waiting for Godot" Theater opener Theater opening Theatrical kick-off Theatrical opening Theatrical starter Time for openers, usually Time for the "rising action", often Time for the opening scene Tragicomedy segment The end of "Evita" The second half of "The Book of Mormon" Theater's second stage? Time for some reprises The segment after the curtain rises again "Tosca" conclusion Timing of the Mercutio/Tybalt duel in "Romeo and Juliet"