Letter T 37250–37500

TIN-like metallic element Tin-white metal. Task force Terrorist cell Tight group Tight-knit group Tight-knit squad Tight-knit team Tight-knit unit Tightly knit group Trained group Trained personnel Trained team Training staff Training unit training group Military 1980s inits. Tightly knit groups Trained groups Training groups Thersitical fellows Thersitical ones They're no gentlemen They're not gentlemen Two-timers Two-timing sorts Tony winner Huffman typhlon "The Longest Day" city "The Longest Day" setting Textile and lace town of France. Textile city of Normandy. Town largely destroyed by the Battle of Normandy Town near Le Havre Town near St.-L Town near the English Channel To fall: Span. town and port in Gwynedd, Wales TROPICAL leguminous plant TROPICAL plant (genus) "The die is cast" speaker "The fault ... is not in our stars" speaker TV satirist. The noblest Roman. Tin Pan Alley's Irving Title role of 1898 Shaw play To whom "veni, vidi, vici" is attributed To whom Brutus got his point across Traveler by galley to Britain, 55 B.C. Type of salad "Tonight, Nero and fiddle heat up the __ ..." ... the waitress tried to ___ Tossed greens, egg and croutons They have bases of romaine They're traditionally prepared at the table TV variety show of the 1950s starring comic Sid time interval "__ Terrace at Night" (Van Gogh painting) "__ Terrace at Night": van Gogh work TV's Nervosa or Monk's, e.g. Taverna's cousin Tea and cake purveyor Tea for two place Tearoom Tearoom relative The Moulin Rouge, for one. Thé alternative Tim Buckley song about a place for lunch? Type of car or society Type of curtain Type of society tea-shop Torero's eye-opener? Tables-on-the-street restaurants Tearooms They line the Champs-Élysées They may be served "au lait" They often have Wi-Fi hotspots They often have small tables They often offer free Wi-Fi Thé servers Tourists' meccas Trendy eateries Truck-drivers' stops Trysting places, perhaps The night club set. Trattoria drink Tea stimulant The jolt in joe? The quicker picker upper? TURKISH garment Traditional garment in West Africa Turk's tunic Turkish tunic Tunic cousins "The Rock" star Tamer's workplace Target for Trottier Teller's "home" Teller's bailiwick Teller's compartment. Teller's locale Teller's post Teller's space Teller's spot Teller's station Teller's work site The basket, in basketball. The goal at hockey. The goal in ice hockey. Ticket seller's enclosure Trailblazing composer John Travolta's 'Face/Off' co-star Tweety's home Tweety's house the net that is the goal in ice hockey Trapped like a bird, perhaps Trapped, in a way The Hub's Celtics They aren't allowed to travel They're barred from traveling They're not allowed to travel They may be rattled They may get rattled They're barred against escapees Things to rattle Tight-lipped Trickier: Slang. "The Public Enemy" launched his career in 1931 "The Public Enemy" villain TV cop Chris Tricky to outwit (Var.) "The Second Time Around" lyricist "Three Coins in the Fountain" lyricist "Three Coins in the Fountain" lyricist Sammy Thick as thieves, with "in" Turks and -- Islands Turks and ___ Tumble, in Toledo Toothy reptile of South America Tropical American reptile similar to an alligator Tropical croc Tropical crocodile whose name sounds like a Caribbean island group "The Postman Always Rings Twice" author "The Postman Always Rings Twice" novelist "This is Herman ____!: My Journey to the White House" (2011 autobiography) THIRD person TV Superman Dean The bad brother The first bad brother The first big brother The first farmer. The first first-born The first murderer. The original marked man The second man. This may be raised Tubal-___, worker in brass. therefore whosoever slayeth ___... (gen. 4:15) "The Cider House Rules" Oscar winner "The Cider House Rules" Oscar winner Michael "The Cider House Rules" actor "The Cider House Rules" co-star "The Cider House Rules" co-star, 1999 "The Dark Knight" actor "The Elephant to Hollywood" autobiographer "The Ipcress File" star, 1965 "The Quiet American" star, 2002 "The __ Mutiny" "The __ Mutiny" (Bogart film) Title ship in a 1951 best seller Title ship in a W.W. II film Two-Oscar knight Two-time Oscar winner Michael Third person: It. Terrier of Scotland. Toto's terrier type Trail-marking stack Type of Scottish terrier __ terrier: Highlands hunter ___ terrier (Scottish dog) ___ terrier (Toto's breed) ___ terrier (dog breed originally from Scotland) ___ terrier (dog breed) ___ terrier (small Scottish dog breed) ___ terrier (small dog breed) Tomb markers "The City of a Thousand Minarets" "The Purple Rose Of ____" "The Purple Rose of ___" (1985 Woody Allen film) "The Purple Rose of ___" (1985 film) Tahrir Square city Tahrir Square setting Tahrir Square site Tahrir Square's city Tahrir Square's locale Talaat Harb Square site The City of Victory ___ Tower (614-foot monument in Egypt) the capital of Egypt and the largest city in Africa Three world capitals (5,4,10) Tall Egyptian landmark Tunnel worker's chamber They went rolling along in old US Field Artillery song lyrics Two-wheeled artillery wagons Try to persuade with flattery Talked into Talks into by teasing Tangy cuisine Étouffée's cuisine Étouffée creators "The Distance" '90s band "The Great British Bake Off" creation Target of icing Thing to take Thrash about during thrash metal, say Tiered dessert Torte Torte or gateau Torte, e.g. Traditional wedding serving TLC series filmed at Carlo's Bake Shop Thickly stuck (on) "The Great British Baking Show" creations Tea time treats Teatime comestibles They go with ale They may be tiered and frosted They're often in tiers at weddings Things at birthday parties Torte and petit four Tortes Tortes and petits fours Treats for birthday parties The good things of life. Tending to form lumps Thick and clumpy Thick and encrusted Thickly applied, as makeup "The band is on the field!" game winner "The band is on the field!" game winner, for short The "C" of UCLA, for short The Golden Bears of the N.C.A.A., familiarly The Golden Bears' school, for short The Lone Eagle's monogram The Pac-12's Golden Bears Therm fract. Title robot in an Isaac Asimov short story Tjader of jazz Trask twin in "East of Eden" Tungsten ore.