Letter T 45000–45250

Ty with a .366 career batting average Ty with batting titles Ty, the "Georgia Peach" Ty, winner of nine consecutive batting titles Tyrus. *Throw (together) __ together (fix) ___ together (haphazardly assemble) Three stones tall sweetened iced drink of wine or liquor with fruit threadfish They can heel They make a living in shoes Tough cycling surfaces Ty and Irvin S. Ty and Lee J. Ty's folks Ty, and family Tyrus and others. "The Jungle Book" beast Target of a charm offensive? Temporary health coverage between jobs They were often depicted being eaten like typewriters They're all ears They're corny They're found inside ears They're found under kernels They're ground up for livestock feed They're held at both ends when eating Types of horses T V actress. TV comedienne with Caesar. TV's Imogene. Traditional treatment for altitude sickness "The Real Thing" "The global high sign" sloganeer, once "The pause that refreshes," in old ads Tab producer The global high-sign sloganeer, once Tropical shrubs. Triangular bones Tail bone Tailbone Tip of the vertebral column Triangular bone at the base of the spine the end of the vertebral column in humans and tailless apes Top-job sharer Tail head? Tilt one's head Tilt to the side, as one's head Tilt, as the head Turn up jauntily Triumphantly boastful Tall tale or absurd story told just for fun Thumb one's nose Type of parrot Tropical bird's morning greeting? ... that guy with strabismus was ___ Target in throwing games and contests Too self-confident. Tom Collins or Rob Roy Time before dinner for socializing T.S. Eliot opus, with "The" They're crafted by mixologists The pig in pigs in blankets Too confident Too sure of oneself TV host O'Brien's nickname TV host O'Brien, to some Talk show host nickname Team __ (O'Brien production company) Team ___ (late-night host's army) Team ___ (late-night host's following) Tennis champ Gauff Tennis legend Gauff Tennis star Gauff Thespian James Table beverage. Tea alternative The Ivory Coast is its leading exporter Tiramisu dusting Tiramisu topper Tiramisu topping Treat after a snowball fight Truffle coating Truffle dusting Truffle topper Type of bean or butter Type of butter Type of butter in beauty aids The Canaveral scene. Town near Cape Canaveral Tanning lotion ingredient Tanning-lotion additive Tanning-lotion ingredient They're ground by confectioners Tropical hardwood of Central America Trend setter from Paris "This way, Ms. Chanel!" Tennis star from Delray Beach Tropical food. Tropical source of milk Tune heard in "Reservoir Dogs" Trendy black ice cream flavor made from the processed remains of a charred tropical husk Tropical dessert for the dinner Tropical treats best enjoyed when stranded on an island? Tropical food often dried and shredded Tropical beverage Tropical beach tree Tropical sight Tropical export. Tropical quencher Thing from which a butterfly emerges Tight-fitting wrap Treasure island off Costa Rica. Tropical palms, for short "The Typewriter" playwright "The home of the bean and the ___ . . . " The fish in fish and chips, commonly The oil in its liver is a source of omega-3 fatty acids Torsk Trawler's catch Truro's cape tosk Tail: Ital. The end, musically Terminal sections They provide resolutions Treat like a baby Treat like a mama's boy Treat too tenderly Treat with excessive indulgence Treated too gently The mama's boy ordered ___ Those who pamper Treats like a baby Treating indulgently "The Da Vinci ___" The "C" in U.P.C. The "C" of U.P.C. The Navajo language was used as one in World War II Thing to decipher Things that can be cracked Transmissions needing restoration Tylenol 3 component Tylenol prescription additive Tylenol with -- Tech staff member Tech start-up employee Tech worker Telegraph device Telephone-relay device Translating device TV series about firefighters They tell computers what to do They can be cracked They may be cracked They might be cracked They're broken They're no good if broken They're sometimes cracked They're tough to crack Things broken by Alan Turing Things broken by the C.I.A. Things to crack Terms understood by everyone The earliest form of book Triplet of adjacent RNA nucleotides Three-letter genetic sequences Triplets of adjacent nucleotides They come with balances due They're ultimately paid for Types of Atlantic fish "The Seed (2.0)" writer Chesnutt "Take This Job and Shove It" songwriter "Take This Job and Shove It" songwriter David Allan __ "The Rotters' Club" author Jonathan "The Rotters' Club" novelist Jonathan "Tyrell" novelist ___ Booth TV producer Fred Track gold medalist at the 1980 and 1984 Olympics Track star Sebastian Two-time 1,500-meter gold medalist Two-time 1500-meter Olympic gold medalist Two-time 1500-meter gold medalist Sebastian Today's dorms, mostly Type of college: Colloq. Tightened as a team? They were introduced to Yale in 1969, quaintly They're on most dean's lists "The Big Lebowski" director "The Big Lebowski" director Joel "The Hudsucker Proxy" director "The Hudsucker Proxy" director, 1994 "The Man Who Wasn't There" director "The Man Who Wasn't There" director, 2001 "The Tragedy of Macbeth" director Joel "True Grit" remake surname "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" filmmakers "True Grit" brothers "True Grit" filmmakers The two men behind "A Serious Man" Tuition at an Iowa school? True partner Twist an arm Twist one's arm Twist some arms Twist the arm of to compel or restrain by force Twisted an arm. Twisted one's arm Twists the arm of Tending to intimidate The antithesis of easy Threatingly persuasive The heart of Paris Tea cake's round cousin The "daily grind" Tiramisu flavor Two for breakfast? They have latte charges Time to caffeinate Time to get some caffeine Time-out at work Timeout at work ... as represented visually by this puzzle's circled letters "To-go" decaf holders They employ joe as a plumber They might drip They are reached for at many breakfasts They're more effective when warmed up They're warmed up Things with perks? Trudy Baker's account of life as a stewardess Treasure chest Thing to lie in a long time the box that count dracula sleeps in TOOTH (of wheel) Tenon Tool of the Man Tooth in a machine Tooth not examined by a dentist Tooth of a sort Tooth on a gearwheel Tooth on a wheel Tooth on wheel Tooth that turns Tooth that won't bite Tooth with gaps between it and its neighbors Toothed wheel. Torque-transmitting tooth