Letter T 48750–49000

Trio member with Stills and Nash They sang "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" at Woodstock TECTONIC joint, type of (geol.) Tau _____ Tau, for one The "2" in the ol' 1-2 Tool of the vampire-slaying trade Traverse; symbol Two short intersecting lines to cover or extend over an area or time period Telephone pole part Transverse bars. Transverse piece Transverse stripes. Traitor's smile? Testy lover? Tell's weapon Tell-tale weapon? these species do not interbreed the river runs cross-country the road runs cross-country Testy athlete? Tennis shot that travels diagonally across the court Type of saw that goes against the grain type of saw Thwarted by bad luck Treacherous person (with "double") Tau and Maltese Traverses Transcends genre Terrible thing to be caught in Treaty between snipers? (Chrysler, Honda) Trendy high-intensity workout represented four times in this puzzle Telescopic sighting aid Tennyson's "- The Bar" Trip to Europe traveling across They may be guarded Tennyson title They don't stick to their parties Thwart the progress of United We Stand? Topping spires? Things to "see" in a dictionary, and what both parts of the answers to the starred clues are? Things to "see" in an encyclopedia Traffic light site, maybe Typical sampling Typical samples and 104 (Diag. up) Ocean dangers Telephone phenomenon Take a decisive step Take an irrevocable step. Track connector Track feature Track part Track piece Track support Tracking device Transverse beam Transverse rail support Transverse railroad timber Transverse timber Track connectors Traffic-jam ingredients Transport for seminary students? *Travel easily over cities and outlying areas Testing unit This is one/you're doing one This puzzle, or either answer in each pair of starred entries? The answer is ... The first one appeared on this date in 1913 The object of our attention. Theme (and genre) of this puzzle Toasted bread antipasti Trattoria's tiny toast TREE fork two quavers Town on sole of Italian boot. Tributary of the Hudson The young man stooped to pick up the girl's purse Talks with a tot, perhaps The rump of a horse Throat condition Throat malady the rump or hindquarters, especially of a horse tourneur Throat treatment from a pediatrician? Toasted bread cube THIEVISH bird The bird in Hitchcock's "The Birds" Their reservation is in Montana Those with egg on their face eat it To boast annoyingly, or a migratory bird To swagger Tribe of southern Montana Tool for opening wooden crates Tool for prying Tool for the prying kind They give you leverage "The regular __ shuffles in": "Piano Man" lyric "Two's company, three's a ___" The people on the beach. Three e.g. Three romantically Three they say Three may constitute one Three's a ___ Three, at times Three, in a saying Three, it is said Three, it's said Three, per an adage Three, so it's said Three, so they say Three, to a couple Throng of people Trigger claustrophobia in, in a way Two : company :: three : __ Throng management Teeming with people Throngs "The Crossing" director The Black ___ ("Hard to Handle" rock group) Time to blow one's own horn? TOOTH part Tooth covering, perhaps Tooth top Tooth-repair piece Top of the head Topper for a queen Topped, in a way *Treasures stored at the Tower of London Tower of London attraction Tower of London treasure Tower of London treasures Telescope component The lamb dish was a __ " . . . there are ___ be broke": Scott The magnificence of a black bird when it wears a circular piece of jewelry? (Toyota) They're often involved in murders Type of feet Time's tracks. Type of platform. Tasteless or uncultured TV component: Abbr. TV part (abbr.) TV relative TV screen TV screen of old TV screen type TV screen variety TV screen, e.g. TV screen: Abbr. TV tube Tech found in old living room sets Type of computer monitor Type of computer screen TV parts They may need to be degaussed, for short Tribunals: Abbr. Top vineyard the act of executing by a method widespread in the ancient world TREE trunks, curved or roughly shaped Tanker filler Tanker load Tanker's cargo Totally tactless Tactlessly. "Texas tea" Ten-cent coin found in U.S. pockets Tanker's tankful "Theatre of Pain" band "The ___ Sea" Twisting the knife, say Tyrannic. Torturous, perhaps The "C" in ASPCA The "C" of SPCA the quality of being cruel and causing tension or annoyance Tabletop container for oil or vinegar Table accessory Table bottle Table decanter Table vessel Table bottles Table bottles for vinegar, oil, etc. Table vials. "The Color of Money" co-star Take out the yacht Tom of "A Few Good Men" Tom of "The Firm" Tom of Hollywood Tour the islands Travel smoothly Trip on a liner Trip on an ocean liner Trip with dramamine Type of vacation. travel at a moderate speed type of control that keeps cars at constant speed Tom's custom car accessory? Took Carnival Took a trip of a sort. Traveled smoothly travelled at a moderate speed Tom's script? Tom's barrage? TANK, type of Type of warship The Helena and others. Trips involving life preservers Trips on the S.S. Nassau. Trips. "The Love Boat" setting Tourist vessel Twisted treat Twisted donuts Tiniest leftover Tiny cracker fragment Tiny cracker morsel Tiny morsel Tiny remnant of a sandwich Tiny sandwich remnant Toast morsel Toaster bit Toaster ort tiny piece of food The Sphinx is crumbling Turn to dust Type of pudding Tiny pieces left after slicing bread Tablecloth sweepings They often invite insects Things to brush off Trail for Hansel and Gretel Tea-time treat often served with butter or jam Tea accompaniment Tea biscuit Tea partner Teacake Toasted snack Teatime snacks Teatime treats Toasted teatime treats Those who collapse opera hats e.g. Tough period THIGH (pert. to) The leg between femur and ankle. The shank or shin: Anat. The shank, anatomically speaking. The first one began in 1095 Tireless campaign