Letter T 45750–46000

Tell the truth, finally Tell the whole truth Tig Notaro or Hannah Gadsby Thalian TV offerings "The Divine ___" "The Odd Couple," e.g. "The ultimate form of free speech," to Denis Leary THEATRE offering Theater genre Tragedy's opposite *"The Daily Show" network There's an element of humor to it? Typical game of the early Mets ... then several art majors presented a ... Things guaranteed to get a laugh during a slalom? The Three Stooges, for one The Upright Citizens Brigade, e.g. Trite pick-up line "The door's open" ... to the tide the quality of being good looking and attractive "That can't possibly be true" Two-for-one sale, perhaps "The Price Is Right" catchphrase, or a hint to the meaning and direction of each starred clue's answer "The Price Is Right" phrase "The Price Is Right" signature phrase "The Price is Right" invitation TV game show catchphrase Two words of defiance of Roderick Dhu. "The door's unlocked!" Try to pick up To do it regardless,in a drought Take the gold Talented newbie Talented rookie Talented tyro Touted rookie They show promise They've got promise Those on the ladder of success "The fog ___ on little . . . " Tags along Tells the truth THING to eat Transpires *Totally falls apart Tailed celestial body Tailed flyer Tailed heavenly body Tailed luminary. Tailed orbiter Telescope sight Telescope view Temple-Tuttle, e.g. This has a fuzzy head and a long tail Threat in "Deep Impact" Threat in 1998's "Deep Impact" Traveler around the sun. Traveler with a tail "The Iceman __" "The Iceman ___": O'Neill "The ___," Nigel Calder book "___ the fair" Total or revive Turn critical Tackle a problem Tailed celestial bodies Tailed streakers Targets of the NASA missions Stardust and Stardust-NExT Their tails do not wag Their tails point away from the sun They have tails. They've got long tails Travelers with tails Take some heat Totally fall apart Turn out all right Turn out great Turn out very well "There really isn't a starting time" "___ to the waters": Isaiah Toasty Treat a Saudi king with TLC? Travelodge competitor "The Tonight Show" performer Thespian of a sort. Type of actor. Type of performer. Things one might find in an attic "The Barber of Seville," e.g. "The Mikado," e.g. "The Mikado,” for instance. Type of stage production. Three books Tension breaker, in a drama Their gigs have gags They're funny Typeface recommended by the British Dyslexia Association Typeface released in 1994 Trudeau's medium *Tin has been in them since 1929 They have panels "The Campbells are ___ . . . " "__ Thro' the Rye" "___ Through the Rye." "Think fast!!" Taking the top spot "The Aldrich Family" catchphrase, of old radio Theme of many YA books Theme of many films Theme of many films, books and plays *Trailer phrase Thriving at FTD? The "C" in CREEP (abbr.) There's one in 1,000 Troops under a general. Title for a senior officer Title for a senior officer, perhaps Tom Hanks, in "Apollo 13" Type of lead the balcony overlooking the ballroom They must be obeyed Type of soldier Temporary headquarters There are two in "Bills, Bills, Bills" There are two in 1,000,000 They can lead to long sentences They give one pause They give you pause They're meant to make you pause Two cents worth Talk over the movie transactions having the objective of supplying commodities Television watcher's dream? Television interruption for ads TV show interrupter Thesis on promos? Threaten with anathema. TREE producing aromatic resinous substance THING undertaken the act of binding yourself to a course of action the official act of consigning a person to confinement The sending of someone to prison for trial Task force leaders The Vanderbilt squad. THAT may be pastured on common land (of animals) The sound of ordinary crows? Treatise on economy "The Doctor's Dilemma" There's no cure for it "This costs too much," for one The Great ___ (Pitt sobriquet) The Great ___ (William Jennings Bryan's nickname) They're untitled Three cold fronts? Town planner's expertise? Typical termite in a California city? the state of being that is commonly observed Typical Welsh fare? Thing that many say is quite rare, ironically Thomas Paine pamphlet Thomas Paine work. Tom Paine's treatise, 1776. Typical military lockup? the act of making a noisy disturbance thunderstorm Transmissions, for short Talk intimately. Talk together TRANSMIT by speech, writing, etc. TRANSMIT to Transmit information to others transmit information transmit thoughts or feelings the activity of communicating the activity of conveying information the trait of being communicative Totalitarian form of government. They're red Topical basketball big man? Town gathering place Town meeting site Town meeting site, perhaps the organization of a nation of the basis of communism TRAVEL back and forth TRAVEL back and forth to work TRAVEL daily to and from work TRAVEL to work Travel into city to work Travel to and from the job Travel to and from work Travel, in a way. Traveler to work Travelling regularly from one place to another Target of Sen. Joe McCarthy " {/___ te llamas?/} " "Till the End of Time" singer "___ te llamas?" ("What is your name?") "___ te llamas?" (Spanish 101 question) TV favorite. TV host, 1948-63 TV singer. TV's Perry Treat to free tickets ticket Free TYPE of auto The Mayflower __ Type of car. The Nash Rambler was an early one Tiny greeting from Hallmark? Tiny shipment? Targets of some laser scans Today's record TROD under foot Trampled the consistency of a compact solid Trash-crushing appliance They're used to make up Things with mirrors Tonto, to the Lone Ranger THING that matches another THEATRE actors Two, in a proverb Two, so they say Take-home benefit That it motivates you to clean your apartment, e.g.? tantamount the like period of the preceding year The study of morality across different groups of people Travel guide, of a sort towing the line tending to persuade by forcefulness of argument TAKE part in contest or game Take part in a contest Take part in a game Try for a title Try for the title Try to outdo take part in hopes of winning tourney Took part in race or competition Tried to keep up Tried to win on a game show the quality of being adequately or well qualified physically and intellectually Tries to beat Tries to outdo The life of trade. the teams were in fierce contention for first place the job of compiling the inventory took several hours