Letter T 35000–35250

Type of shower or salon Type of shower where no one gets wet Type of train Type of veil Thing sliding down an aisle? "The Bartered __" "The ___ Wore Black," Truffaut film "The ___ of Lammermoor" TIE-bar connecting lace motifs The __ of Frankenstein Train puller Train trailer? Train wearer, perhaps Trousseau compiler They exchange vows Two at the wedding There are more of these in the U.S. in October than any other month, surprisingly There are seven of these in a 1954 film title They get showers They may be followed by trains They throw bouquets. They usually wear white They're given away They're given away in June. They're often seen in front of trains They're seen with trains They're sometimes given away in churches Two forms of ID for the wedding party? "The View" host Joy's wife? *The Tacoma Narrows, e.g.* TOOTH substitute TRICK-taking card game The Confederation _______ The skipper's platform. Transitional section of a song Troll's charge Tournament card game, literally Three steel things Topics for Goren The crooked realty agent tried to sell some sucker the Golden Gate by offering a... The dentist helped the patient afford the visit with a ... Tire-puncturing way across a river? THAMES River landmark Toko Ri structures Things not to be burned. TV oldie, ___ Loves Bernie That tooth will have to come out! Tack-room item Take offense The headgear used to control a horse timber joint Tack talk? Took offense (at) Took umbrage (at) They take umbrage Tack room equipment Tack room items Tack room chat? "The Marvels" star Larson "The Queen of Cheeses" Tangy wheel sometimes paired with crackers Treat on a board TO use few words Tell about: Colloq. Temporal Temporarily Terse in one's words Terse in speech terms of reference transitory Three case openers They may result when you run into people They instruct fliers before missions. "Tight shorts," said the boxer ___ the temporal property of being very short They may compete with boxers They may contain packages Tighty-whiteys Tighty-whities The late Senator McMahon. Tangled mass of prickly plants The patch that sheltered Br'er Rabbit. The wild rose. Thorny patch (Var.) Thorny plant (var.) Thorny stem Type of patch in an Uncle Remus story thorny shrub, including rose Thorns. Thorny bushes Thorny bushes (var.) Tar container? Tar holder Tar jail Tar's bars? Tar's cell Tar's jug The Bounty, for one. The guardhouse. Two-masted sailing ship Two-masted ship Two-masted ship with square sails. Two-masted vessel Two-masted vessel, square-rigged. Two-masted, square-rigged vessel. Two-master Type of general (abbr.) Town visited by Tommy Albright type of acacia tree Through seawater ploughed giant ship Two-masted sailing vessel Two-masted ships of yore Two-masted ships. The "American Moses" the location of a visual perception along a continuum from black to white the state of being bright The . in 4.0 GPA? They might have wet bars? Two-masted vessels Two-masters TURBOT-like fish Turbot Turbot relative type of European flatfish popular as a food fish the state of being brilliant TYPE size, small Think tank highlight "'Twas ___, and the slithy toves . . . ” Time of day mentioned in "Jabberwocky" Trademark scrubber tradename for a type of scouring pad impregnated with a detergent They're good for scouring Teacup part Tipping point Top edge Top hat feature Top of a coffee cup Top of the glass the state of being brimfull the state of being brimful This often runneth over Teems, as with excitement They may be held during the national anthem Top edges Tech magnate Sergey in the Forbes 400 Type of stout cloth thread of silk from silkworm Tabby Tawny with dark streaks The ocean Tuna preserver Treated with a saline solution. Take along Take with one Tote with you __ to light: reveal ___ to the table this may land you in jail Tarzan and Jane's child-rearing manual? Throw heat, in baseball slang Take along your Aretha Franklin records? Take from the attic Takes along Takes here Transports. ___ the house. Trails everyone Throw very hard, in baseball lingo "This ain't no dress rehearsal" the edge of a steep place the very edge The pursuing of a dangerous course of action to the limits of safety before stopping the policy of pushing a dangerous situation to the brink of disaster The sticks of a fan. The drink, for instance The ocean (with "the"). The sea: Slang. Type of light soft roll Tip-off ceremony? 'The Adventures of -- County, Jr.' type of jump Take an aggressive attitude. Tense up take umbrage Tree that's among the oldest known life forms on earth (4,800+ years) Took offense with Takes on an aggressive attitude. type of heavy cardboard "The Mothers" author Bennett "The Vanishing Half" author Bennett Telly watcher The British ___ Theatregoer, quite possibly Theresa Mae,e.g. Theresa May, e. g. To whom our "millions" are "billions" Tommy Atkins, e.g. Tony Blair, e.g. Tony Blair, for one Traveller in London's Tube Tube rider Tube rider, e.g. Tube rider, perhaps Tyre buyer Tyre changer the young of a herring or sprat or similar fish TIT bird country Thatcher's concern The U.K. Thomas Arne's 'Rule, --' Too big for one's ___ Trousers, informally Trousers, so to speak Trousers, pismire, moray "The Inbetweeners" or "Fawlty Towers" "The Office," originally The original "The Office," e.g. "The Office" and "Are You Being Served?" Talk of London, informally "The Great __ Baking Show" "The ___ are coming!" TRAFALGAR Battle participants (1805) The Sitwells' nationality. the people of Great Britain Topper for King Charles (... first 2 letters + last 3) The Fab Four kicked it off Trans-Atlantic board game Traditional singalong heard in London taverns "Toxic" singer's contemporaries? They "always win the last battle." They may nationize steel. They voted last October 25. The '90s music of Blur and Oasis, e.g. Telly watchers They may call the bathroom "the loo" The Green Hornet's alter ego The Green Hornet's real first name "The Man With the Golden Gun" "The Man With the Golden Gun" actress "Turn of the Screw" composer Type of toffee made with nuts the state of being brittle TOR Bay, town on the shore of (Eng.) TORBAY town (Eng.) "Take Them On, On Your Own" band (abbr.) The capital of Moravia and an industrial city Tan shades: Abbr. Tech Tech __ (Silicon Valley stereotype) Tech ___ (Silicon Valley stalwart)
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