Letter T 3250–3500

" . . . ___ the living Present!": Longfellow "The perfect idiot's profession," per Katharine Hepburn THEATRICAL representation Temporarily filling in (as) Temporarily taking over another's duties Temporary substitute Temporary, as a position Thespian's forte Thespian's job Thespian's skill Thespian's specialty Thespian's work Thespians' field Treading the boards Trouper's skill the performance of a part or role in a drama theatre theatrical work "To govern or not to govern. That is the question." Throwing a tantrum, say Traumatic expression Temporary talent scarcity? type of sea anemone Type of ray the property of radiation that enables it to produce photochemical effects the branch of biology concerned with the effects of radiation on living organisms type of single-celled invertebrate the isotope of uranium that has a mass number of 235 Thing screamed on a set Thriller feature Turn or river that causes significant betting between at least two players, in Texas hold 'em Toy based on a sports legend, e.g. Task assigned at a meeting Task to get done at work To-do following a business meeting Tasks assigned at a meeting (... "New York") Tasks to assign To-dos assigned at meetings Telephone access to a news program, e.g. The things we do These have more decibels than words They "speak louder than words" They outshout words They speak louder than words, allegedly They're done They're louder than words Things you do Touch and go, grammatically The last of "Aïda" Trigger Turn on Turns on tonic effect Turn-on? tonic Thrilling Type of voice taking part thrustful Things you enjoy doing Things you're into the level of activity declines with age the trait of being active They're not the retiring type They're likely to blow They're likely to come to blows theorist They've got issues Thing to do the capacity of a substance to take part in a chemical reaction thick of things "Try not to attract attention" "This deal won't last long!" TV ad directive Threat to peace (6, 8, 10) Tornado or earthquake *The Lords' work? Take advantage of, as an offer Take steps concerning Take the bull by the horns Take, as advice Town near Boston. Theatrical beginning. Thespian, by another name Thespian, informally TV and movie job Table-read participant Talent agency's client, often Theater performer To whom "break a leg" is said Tom Ewell, for instance. Tony contender Tony nominee, maybe Tony recipient Tony winner Tony Shalhoub, e.g. Tony winner, e.g. Tragedian. Treader of the boards. Tree, for one. Troupe member Trouper tongue in cheek The "A" in S.A.G. The "A" of SAG The cast Thespians They do lots of lines They do their parts They earn money in parts They have parts to play They may be seen in cameos They may make a scene They play their parts They practice blocking They respond to role calls They're cast They're often cast They're real troupers They're seen in casts They're subject to set rules Those at role calls Tracy and Spacey Treaders of the boards Troupe group Troupe members Troupers Top billing gets shared? Theatrical union TRICK or TREAT Throw a tantrum Throw a tantrum in public, say Taylor or Hayes, e.g. Taylor or Monroe Thurman or Zeta-Jones Tragedienne, e.g. Tragedienne. Tyne Daly or Keira Knightley Two of the Fondas "The Ed Sullivan Show" lineup "The Nutcracker" has two "Tosca" trio Takes a part Takes charge Takes initiative Takes measures Takes on roles Takes part in Takes steps Takes the bull by the horns Takes the stage Talent show entries Talent show features Talent show lineup Talent show parts Talent show segments The Dream and the Patriot The __ of the Apostles The ___, New Testament book The five of "Hamlet" The five of "Macbeth" The five of every Shakespeare play The musical "Elf" has two The musical "Rent" has two The musical "Wicked" has two The play "Everybody Black" has two Theater divisions There are eight in the two-part play "Angels in America" There are five in the play "Leopoldstadt" There are three in "Fire Shut Up in My Bones" These fill the slots on bill They are passed in Washington They become statutes They consist of scenes They make up the play? They may be cleaned up They may be disappearing They may be unspeakable They might be put on They'll make a play for you They're usually divided into scenes Things passed in Congress Things separated by intermissions Townshend ___: 1767 Tragedy divisions Treads the boards Tries to look Turns, in vaudeville. Two things in Broadway's "Dear Evan Hansen" Takes the role of Technical studies of a particular scene? The ___ the Apostles ___ the Apostles. They may defy logic Takes initiative as to Takes steps concerning Takes steps in response to Takes, as advice Throws a tantrum, say T-bond for a Broadway producer Time for the balcony scene in "Romeo and Juliet" the largest peak body representing workers in Australia *TALUCA Tangible todayish True statement toned Theme the state of actually existing objectively "The real story is ... " "To tell the truth ..." TURNING theory into application of probability, functionary of Tempt Turn on, as a machine Throw a hissy fit Throw a scene Throw a tantrum, say Turn impish Turn naughty Turn unruly Thing done: Lat. The last of "Hamlet" The ultimate in Elizabethan theatre Time of Richard III's death? Tragedy's end, perhaps Take (from) Take -- from (act as suggested by) Take __ from: emulate Take ___ from (follow) Take ___ from (use for guidance) the visual ability to resolve fine detail thorn Tapering "Take ___ and drink it up" the application of pressure to discrete points on the body for therapeutic effects therapy thing inserted They may needle you Those working for pin money? "The road will never be the same" sloganeer TL maker TSX and MDX maker TSX automaker TSX maker TSX manufacturer The maker of Legends The names of most of its models end in "X" Toyota : Lexus :: Honda : __ TLX autos TLX, RLX and MDX TSX, MDX, and RDX