Letter T 49000–49250

Tancred was one. Title of TV program. Teen infatuation Teen love Teen's infatuation Teen-ager's devotion Temporary infatuation Trample underfoot triturate Terribly upset Trounced Chris in a comedy competition? "Thank God, it's Friday" declarer? Title character of a 1719 novel Title name in a 1719 classic TARTAR on teeth Tart part The mashed potatoes on shepherd's pie The outermost rocky layer of the earth Topmost geological layer the outer layer of the Earth the trait of being rude and impertinent Temporary support Thing relied on for help They're leaned on for support Tiny Tim prop The Southern Cross. The heart of a matter The most important point Texan senator with a famous filibuster Ted from Texas Tenerife city Puerto de la __ Texas senator Ted Trump opponent "___ the Beloved Country" "___ the Beloved Country": Paton "___, the Beloved Country" (Alan Paton novel) Tally-ho, e.g. Tear up Top record of Johnny Ray: 1952 Try to get things your way (if you're a three year old) "Two and a Half Men" co-star "Two and a Half Men" star "Two and a Half Men" star Jon 'Two and a Half Men co-star Jon' Town's news shouter: Var. "There's no ___ in baseball!" Teary-___ The ___ Game (1992 film) Thus Oliver Twist begins life. the process of shedding tears "___ the lock . . . " The subject of refrigeration. TEMPERATURE, apparatus to maintain a low "Tales From the __": '50s horror comic "Tales from the ___" (horror series) TV's "Tales From the ___" Type of crossword Type of currency Title given to David Sacks in the second Trump administration (causing Bitcoin prices to surge) TESTES failing to descend into the scrotum TESTIS failing to descend into the scrotum Tombs Tombs down deep The 'C' of LCD Traditional 15th anniversary gift Type of glass often cut decoratively There could be a future in it Transparent comedian? "Talking In Your Sleep" singer Three-dimensional arrangement of atoms inside a diamond, say tourmaline the branch of science that studies the formation and structure of crystals "The Bonnie Blue Flag" org. T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson's country Texas' Fort Hood was named for a leader in it: Abbr. The Blues' opponents: Abbr. The Confederacy: Abbr. The Gray: Abbr. The Grays' side: Abbr. The South in the Civil War: Abbr. The South, once: Abbr. The South, to Gen. Lee The Southern Confederacy: Abbr. The Stars and Bars was its flag: Abbr. They broke their link with Linc. They spent "graybacks": Abbr. "The African Queen" author "The African Queen" novelist The Hornblower author. The key of D major has one The key of E major has one Third note in the A major scale They often have staff positions "The ___ Effect" (unreasonable expectations of real-life forensics held by juries) TV debut of 2000 TV drama featuring Ted Danson as D. B. Russell TV drama of 2000-15 TV drama set in Las Vegas TV drama set in Nevada TV drama set in Vegas TV drama that debuted in 2000 TV drama with multiple spinoffs TV focus of a traveling science exhibition TV forensic drama TV forensic franchise TV forensic series TV forensics letters TV forensics series TV franchise about forensic scientists TV franchise since 2000 TV franchise that uses songs by The Who for their themes TV franchise whose theme songs are all by the Who TV franchise with a "Cyber" version TV franchise with a Vegas spin-off TV juggernaut started 10/6/2000 TV procedural set in Vegas TV procedural that's had some episodes directed by Quentin Tarantino TV program set in Vegas TV series about forensic evidence experts TV series for which Quentin Tarantino has written and directed TV series set in Las Vegas TV series set in Vegas TV series that often uses DNA testing in its plots TV series that spawned an exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry TV series that takes place in Miami TV series that, like its two spinoffs, has a theme song by The Who TV series whose finale was called "Immortality" TV series whose theme song is The Who's "Who Are You" TV series with "NY," "Miami" and "Cyber" spinoffs TV series with Gary Dourdan as Warrick Brown TV series with a theme song by The Who TV series with numerous lab scenes TV series with several spinoffs TV series with the theme song "Who Are You" TV show costarring Jorja Fox TV show featuring Gil Grissom TV show featuring Ted Danson as D.B. Russell TV show featuring blood spatter analyst Catherine Willows TV show featuring both blood cells and jail cells TV show featuring forensic scientist Gil Grissom TV show hidden in "zodiac signs" TV show on which Marg Helgenberger played a stripper-turned-blood spatter specialist (!?!?) TV show set in Las Vegas TV show set in Nevada TV show set in Vegas TV show that "made DNA a household term" according to its website TV show that Quentin Tarantino directed an episode of TV show that features D.B. Russell TV show that has increased interest in forensic science TV show that made the American public overestimate the accuracy of forensics TV show that spawned Miami and NY spin-offs TV show that spawned an exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry TV show whose last episode was called "Immortality" TV show whose name precedes a colon TV show whose opening music is the Who's "Who Are You" TV show with Dr. Ray Langston TV show with a forensic focus (abbr.) TV show with a spinoff set in New York TV show with episodes titled "Viva Las Vegas" and "What's Eating Gilbert Grissom?" TV show with several spinoffs TV show with spinoffs set in Miami and New York TV show with three spinoffs TV squad TV vehicle for Justin Bieber TV's "___: Cyber" Tarantino directed its 2005 season finale Ted Danson hit series The Who sung its theme Thrice-spun-off TV show Thursday night CBS drama Top 10 TV drama since 2000 Top-rated TV series of 2003-05 Top-rated TV show of 2002-04 Top-rated TV show of 2002-05 Top-rated TV show of 2002-3 Top-rated series of 2003 Top-rated show of 2002-05 Twice spun-off TV show set in Vegas [That wasn't our mistake] TV procedural that starred Patricia Arquette and Ted Danson TV crime show spin-off set in Florida TV series that featured Horatio Caine TV show with the theme song "Won't Get Fooled Again" TV spin-off set in Florida TV spinoff of 2002 TV procedural set in the Big Apple TV show whose theme song is "Baba O'Riley" TV spin-off starring Gary Sinise TV spinoff beginning in 2004 TV spinoff of 2004 TV's Nick Stokes and Sara Sidle, briefly 'The Screwtape Letters' monogram "The Allegory of Love" writer, 1936 "The Chronicles of Narnia" author "The Horse and His Boy" author "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" author "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" writer "The Screwtape Letters" author "The Screwtape Letters" writer Tolkien's novelist pal "Teach Your Children" and "Ohio" group, initially "Teach Your Children" band, for short "Teach Your Children" group, for short "Teach Your Children" group, initially "Teach Your Children" quartet, initially "Teach Your Children" singers, in brief TV channel for government hearings TV channel showing Congressional action TV channel that covers Congress TV channel with no ads TV debut of '79 TV debut of 1979 TV from D.C. TV network based in D.C. TV outlet that provides House coverage TV political network Television debut of 1979 The hearing channel? They have cameras in The House "TV Guide" acronym Time zone for Chicago, briefly TX clock setting TX time Tenn. Hours 1200 Tenn. hours Tex. clock setting The most populous city in North America is on it, for short Time Zone Time abbreviation. Time designation: Abbr. Time in Chicago Time initials Time of the 90th meridian Topeka hrs. Topeka time Topeka's time Tulsa time: Abbr. Twin Cities winter hrs. Type of red giant They're about average They're around 2.0 They're far from valedictorians The Rams of the Mountain West Conf. Top-ranking execs Traveled on water The El regulators Their Orange Line goes to Midway (abbr.) Transit org. sometimes referenced by Chance the Rapper Transp. group in the Loop Transport provider to O'Hare: Abbr.