Letter T 49250–49500

train initials Windy City airport Technical inst. in the Windy City Training camps of 1920's: Abbr. They back up the backups They don't get much play They don't usually get to play much Third string Third-string players Third-stringer's squad Third-stringers Third-grade groups? Third floor apartment, perhaps "The Call of ___" (short story by H. P. Lovecraft) *Tentacled creature worshiped by a cult in a classic 1928 horror story Title monster in an H. P. Lovecraft story Trigonometry term: Abbr. They hold pks. They may hold many pks. Tallest b-ball player, usually Tallest man on an NBA team The middle: Abbr. The origin, for a circle of the form x^2 + y^2 = r^2: Abbr. This answer's place: Abbr. Turning point: Abbr. They travel from Manhattan to Brooklyn "Three-finger salute" to help reboot They may accidentally be hit while shifting They're depressed in shortcuts Takeout PC key combo Tallest basketball players (Abbr.) The first C of CDC: abbr. They have guards on both sides of them: Abbr. They play in front of QBs Tangible change: Abbr. Tender abbr. The "75" of $1.75: Abbr. The .50 in $3.50: Abbr. The 100 in a dol. They come after the point: Abbr. They're 97.5% zinc: Abbr. They're beside the point: Abbr. They're represented by its first letter with a line through it: Abbr. They're to the right of the decimal pt. Three-walled sts. Typist's condition: Abbr. Test on "Grey's Anatomy" Test that claustrophobics despise Test whose name once included an A They make pics for docs Traditional instrument of Puerto Rico Three Finger Brown was one Tiger toddler Tiger tot Tiger tyke Tinker or Evers or Chance Tinker, Evers or Chance Tinker, Evers, or Chance, e.g. Tiny tiger Type of reporter Type of scout Tyro on a newspaper. "The Godfather Part II" setting "The Pearl of the Antilles" Target of the Helms-Burton Act's sanctions Target of the U.S.-backed Radio Martí The INS has granted legal entry to six migrants rescued from a crashed plane from here The Senate has approved a bill easing the embargo against it The U.N. General Assembly has voted to condemn the U.S. embargo on it The restless island. Tobacco-exporting country Tom's "Jerry Maguire" co-star the largest island in the West Indies Three UN members Tropical rum drink The Dodgers' Yasiel Puig, for one Type of heel *Ted Cruz, by heritage Toiletry item from Havana? Tuber in Havana? Two of the Gooding family Three-dimensional shape with six equal square faces Take to a higher power Take to the third power Tat Third power Third power, in math Type of root. Type of steak tessera Tropical vine Tenderized, in a way Times itself twice Times-itself-times-itself To the third power Turned 10 into 1,000 Turned 100 into 1,000,000 Turned a hundred into a million, e.g. Turned ten into a thousand Three, to 27 Two, for eight Two, to eight, e.g. T and Ice Takes to a higher power They have six faces Third powers Three-dimensional squares Tray occupants Tenderized beef cut Tenderized cut Tenderized cut of beef Tenderized top round cut Tenderized beef servings Tenderized cuts of beef The first c in cc Third degree, as an equation Third-degree Third-degree, as a polynomial Third-degree, in math Three-dimensional third degree of Temple measurement Team nicknamed "The North Side Nine" Team rooted on by the Bleacher Bums Team supposedly cursed by a billy goat Team that "flies the W" after a home win Team that hasn't won a World Series since 1908 Team that went 107 years between World Series titles Team that's played in the same park for 100 years Team with very patient fans Their most recent World Series appearance was in 1945 They broke their 108-year World Series drought in 2016 They last won a World Series in 1908 They play at Wrigley Field. Tiger youngsters Tinker, Evers and Chance Tinker-Evers-Chance team Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance team team Wrigley Field flora Two pro sports teams They can be found in a den They may have a den mother Tropical shrub: Var. the practice of making cuckolds Title bird for Ken Kesey Tick's birthplace? Timer with a door Timepieces not likely to be found in libraries trepang Tzatziki ingredient Tobacco chewer's wad Twice-chewed food Twice-chewed food, for a bovine Telephonic request from a snuggle buddy Thick club Thick stick Thick stick as a weapon Thick sticks They're chewed in pastures They're chewed in the field Things to chew on Tobacco quids. "That's my ___!" ("I'm up!") "That's your ___" "The Color of Money" prop "The Color of Money" tool "The Hustler" prop Table implement Table stick Tail-like appendage. Tapered piece of sports equipment Tapering rod. The line before mine, e.g. The line before yours, e.g. The line before yours, say Theater signal Theatrical signal Theatrical term. Thing to chalk Throw a line to Tipped rod Tool at a table Tool at the table Tool for Willie Mosconi Tool for a massé Tool for breaking Tool for pool Tool used in breaking Type of ball or card tool Pool accessory Target of a strike, perhaps Teleprompter alternative They're covered in lines They're often read on "SNL" Threw a line Tipped off an actor Told to come in, say Told to enter, e.g. Told when to start, say Told where to go, say TelePrompTer, e.g. "Ten Rounds with José ___" Tequila brand, casually Tequila brand, for short "The Hustler" props Table sticks They may be flashed off-stage They may be given from behind a curtain They may be missed They may come from the wings They often precede entrances They sometimes rest on bridges They're not to be missed They're waited for at a theater Tools occasionally used on bridges Tools that help you with your banking Tools for people picking pockets? TV director's order Targets of pool chalk Take into custody, in a way Trouser turnup Turned-back hem to sleeve Turned-up fold Type of link Time of year during which many people look for relationships Tuxedo-shirt accessories They may be slapped on The Rhumba King "That Latin Beat!" bandleader The Rumba King Two Xaviers? Task for a conductor Teleprompter's job Teleprompter's purpose Torso armor Torso protector To cook for Pierre To cook: Fr. THIGH armor/armour thigh armor thigh armor EGIS MAIL BARDE thigh armour Thai or Chinese, e.g. The chef's domain. The kitchen Thai and Cajun, e.g. Thai and Hunan Thai and Hungarian Thigh piece of armor. Title canine in a Stephen King book Title character bitten by a bat in a 1981 novel