Letter T 58000–58250

Thingamagig Thingum Thingumabob. Thingumajig Thingumbob Thingy Trifling ornament: Colloq. Trivial ornament Thinga-mabobs Thingies Thingumajigs. Thingumbobs Thingums Trifling ornaments: Colloq. to scribble in a margin The whimsical entomologist liked to daydream and ... They might be drawn randomly Thoughtless scribblings. TV puppet surname TV woodenhead, Howdy ___ Total idiots, facetiously TV doc Howser TV medical prodigy Howser TV's Howser Teen doctor Howser "The Legend of Tom ___" (1959) "Tom ___" (#1 Kingston Trio hit) 'Tom --' (1958 #1 hit) The Kingston Trio's Tom The Terror of Japan. Temple of ___ Terrible fate Tragic destiny Tragic fate Type of metal Type of metal with low-tuned guitars terrible-fate TAX assess on default Terminally online nihilists Torches in Dracula's crypt? Terrible fates The tendency to look at Twitter to take in bad news The end of time Time of judgment Times to be judged "The Banks o' ___": Burns Tam O'Shanter's river. Tree of Ceylon ___ the sly (be secretive about) tree Ceylonese Try really hard Trudeau comic Trudeau creation Trees of Ceylon. "The Open ___,” John Hay's Asiatic policy, 1899. "The ___ in the Wall" (H.G. Wells tale) 'The Green -- ('56 song)' Tent flap, essentially The way in There are frequent openings here Thing that swings Threshold setting Tiler's charge. Transom site Transom's locale Type of mat the people next ___ Target of an Avon representative Those that polish off posterns? tiler Twisted opener They get stepped on a lot They get walked all over They're well trod Those who are frequently mistreated Tournament walkovers The Kaiser's "Elba." Town in Utrecht. Town near Utrecht, Wilhelm II's retreat. Town near Utrecht. Town of Kaiser's exile "The End" band, with "the" at the beginning "The ___ of Perception" (1954 Huxley book) "The ___": '60s rock group "Thirteen ___: A Family's Fight for Equal Access to Education" "Touch Me" band The ___ (Jim Morrison's group) These may revolve They can become unhinged They facilitate ins and outs They may be Dutch They may be Dutch or French They may be French They may be French or Dutch They may be revolving They may be revolving or sliding They may be slammed They may be sliding They may swing They may swing or revolve They might become unhinged They might swing or revolve They open regularly They sometimes have big knockers They swing in and out of a saloon They swing in saloons They're big in barns They're essential to some exit strategies They're slammed while storming out Things you can crack without damaging them Trap and French followers Things at a home improvement show Threshold parts Thick slice of bread Threshold stair Tough way to sell Type of salesman the entrance through which you enter or leave a room or building They'll give you another shot The Drifters' musical style The Four Knights' genre The Ink Spots' genre The Marcels genre The Marcels' music The Platters' genre The Platters' platters, stylistically The Del-Satins or the Shirelles The Flamingos et al. Technique of deliberately avoiding addictive technological stimuli Trace impurity inserted into a semiconductor to alter its properties "Till death us ___." "The Gentleman Is a ___," 1947 song "The ___ Show" (Marilyn Manson song) Take steroids, say Terrific, more colloquially The facts: Slang. Thick liquid. Thickheaded sort Tout's info Took performance-enhancing drugs Took steroids, in sports slang Took steroids, say Tried to cycle faster, in a way Treater of airplane fabric. Target of the F. B. I.: 2 wds. Thickwits Trackgoer's aids Touts. The silent Dwarf Toon miner Two of seven wee ones Type of radar "The Explorer" of kid TV "The Explorer" of kiddie TV "The Lost City of Gold" explorer "__ the Explorer": kids' TV show "___ the Explorer" "___ the Explorer" (Nickelodeon show) "___ the Explorer" (children's show) "___ the Explorer" (kid's show) TV "Explorer" with a talking backpack TV "explorer" TV character called "The Pathfinder" in the Russian version of the show TV character voiced by Kathleen Herles TV character who "Says Hola to Adventure!" in a 2024 reboot TV companion of Swiper TV explorer Márquez TV explorer of note TV explorer with a monkey named Boots TV friend of a blue bull named Benny TV girl with a talking map TV girl with the catchphrase "Swiper, no swiping!" TV kid explorer TV title explorer TV toon explorer TV's "I Married ___": 1987 TV's '-- the Explorer' TV's bilingual explorer TV's kid explorer Television explorer Tennyson heroine That dumb Miss. The Explorer of kids' TV The Explorer of kidvid The first Mrs. Copperfield Theo's cousin. Theo's relative. Toddler's "Explorer" Toon adventurer Toon explorer Toon explorer with a monkey friend named Boots Toon explorer with a talking purple backpack Toon girl explorer Toon traveler Toon who explores with Boots Toon with a monkey named Boots Toon with a singing map Toon with a talking backpack Toon with a talking map ___ the Explorer (children's TV character) The Swordfish, to astronomers Town near San Juan Tight head cover Tight headgear Tight-fitting headwear Top in the 'hood Trademark wear for Deion Sanders Trendy headgear They're sometimes worn under helmets Tied-on toppers The "Blue Monster," to golfers "The Explorer" of kid shows, and a Freud subject TV "explorer" and others Theo's cousins. Theodora and Dorothea. Toon girl who's always traveling Tabitha of the Bible. Tabitha's Greek name They come before mi "The Mickey Mouse Club" regular ___ Tracey __ Tracey, one of the original Mouseketeers "The Sound of Music" hit "The Sound of Music" song "The Sound of Music" tune Three-eighths of the scale Timeless musical trio? Tune from "Sound of Music" Tune from "The Sound of Music" Tune sung on a hill in Austria trio Upscale Tim Conway character Tim Conway's '-- on Golf' Town name suffix that's German for "village" town German words "The Picture of -- Gray" Type of Greek architecture Type of Greek column Type of architecture. Type of building column Type of classical architecture Type of column Type of columns supporting the Parthenon the dialect of Ancient Greek spoken in Doris Treat fairly, with "by" "The Grass Is Singing" author Lessing THETIS, mother of Tennis great Hart Thetis, mother Two-time U.S. Open winner Hart "That Touch of Mink" star
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