Letter T 58250–58500

"The Pajama Game" star Teacher's Pet star Tobacco fortune heiress Tobacco heiress Tobacco heiress linked to Dodger immortal Tree-hugging actress? "The Golden Notebook" author "The loudest taste on earth" snack item Tasty triangle Triangular chip Triangular cruncher Triangular piece in a party bowlful Triangular snack Triangular snack chip Triangular snack item Triangular treat Tasty triangles They have "the loudest taste on earth," according to ads Tortilla chip brand Tortilla chip brand with a new "Cool Ranch" flavor Tostitos competitor Triangular bowlful Triangular chips Triangular snack brand Triangular snacks They don't fit in well They hang out with dweebs They're all square Temple bedroom? Temple building Temple housing "Turandot" aria "Nessun -" Type of window set in slopping roof They got their name from their hibernation The furthest thing from tidier rooms? Tea Party attendant Tea party napper The Mad Hatter thrust him into a teapot. Traditionally messy place Temple accommodations Temple buildings Temple quarters Type of airplane. type of coarse fabric "The Wizard of Oz" character Toto's owner Traveler who picks up three companions in a classic film "The Bride Wore Red" director who was the first woman to join the Directors Guild of America "Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore" character The film's co-star The Nine Tailors author "The Wizard of Oz" Township in Africa Thomas _____, 1842 rebellion leader "The Blonde Bombshell" biopic subject "The English Marilyn Monroe" "The English Marilyn Monroe" Diana The fifties' "blonde bombshell" Diana Technical name for the back (pl.) towards the back or dorsal aspect Tarpon fin. Toward the back, as a fin Type of fin tergal thorasic type of small fish Thomas Hardy's Wessex. Tommy or Jimmy of jazz Tommy or Jimmy of swing Twitter founder Jack Two memorable maestros the state of being dorsoventral the back the back of the body of a vertebrate or any analogous surface Title Pixar fish Traditional fishing boat Tango twosome? The cube root of ocho The lowest número primo The square root of cuatro They're OK They're advisable They're allowed They're highly recommended They're not taboo They're recommended Things first on the way up? Things on a list Things that are required Tijuana 'two' Tijuana pair Tijuana twosome Toledo 'two' Topic for Dummies? Tres - uno Tres menos uno Tres minus uno Tres preceder Twice this clue's número Twice uno Two (Sp.) Two for Jose Two for Juan? Two from Tijuana Two from Toledo Two in Spain Two in Taxco Two in Tijuana Two in Toledo Two in Toluca Two, at a taqueria Two, in Acapulco Two, in Cadiz Two, in Cancun Two, in Chile Two, in Gijon Two, in Leon Two, in Madrid Two, in Mexico Two, in Peru Two, in Spanish Two, in Tampico Two, in Tegucigalpa Two, to Goya Two, to José Two, to Juan Two, to Teo Two, to Tomás Two: Span. two Info Thin pancake sometimes served with chutney Thin, savory Indian food Thin, savory crepe Thin, savory food that might be served on a thali plate Tablet or teaspoonful, maybe Teaspoon, perhaps The doctor's orders. Two pills, often Two pills, perhaps Two tablets every 12 hours, say Two tablets every six hours, e.g. Two tablets, maybe Teaspoonfuls, maybe Therapeutic amounts Therapeutic index data They may be written in tablets Truth about Indian lentil bread? Thin pancakes in Indian cuisine "Take five," e.g. Tablespoon, e.g. Tablespoon, maybe Tablespoonful or tablet Tablespoonful, maybe Tablespoonful, perhaps Tablespoonful? Tablet or teaspoonful Tablet, maybe Tablet, perhaps Take medicine Tea-spoonful, maybe Teaspoon or tablet, say Teaspoon, e.g. Teaspoon, maybe Teaspoon, often Teaspoon, say Teaspoonful possibly Teaspoonful, at times Teaspoonful, e.g. Teaspoonful, often Teaspoonful, perhaps Teaspoonful. The Exies song about doctor's order? Therapeutic amount Three capsules, perhaps Tonic amount. Treat, in a way Treatment quantity Trio, with dese and dem Two a day, perhaps Two aspirin e.g. Two aspirin, for instance Two aspirin, say Two aspirins, e.g. Two aspirins, for instance Two aspirins, for one. Two aspirins, perhaps Two aspirins, say Two aspirins. Two caplets, e.g. Two caplets, maybe Two caplets, perhaps Two caplets, say Two capsules, maybe Two capsules, perhaps Two capsules, say Two gelcaps, e.g. Two gelcaps, perhaps Two gelcaps, say Two pills a day, e.g. Two pills before bed, e.g. Two pills, e.g. Two pills, maybe Two pills, say Two shots, maybe Two tablets perhaps Two tablets or five milliliters, say Two tablets, e.g. Two tablets, for example Two tablets, often Two tablets, say Two teaspoonfuls, e.g. Two teaspoonfuls, perhaps Two teaspoons, e.g. Two teaspoons, say Took pills Took tonics. Took two aspirin Took two pills, say Treated with a nostrum. Treated with pills, e.g. Treated with tablets Treated, in a way Treated: Colloq. Tablets or teaspoons, e.g. Takes medicine. Tastes of one's own medicine Teaspoonfuls or tablets Teaspoonfuls, sometimes Teaspoons, maybe Teaspoons, perhaps Teaspoonsful, often They may be measured in capsules They might be micro They're just what the doctor ordered They're prescribed Treatments Treats medically. Throw back quickly Throw back some Absolut, say Throw back some Jack, say Throw back some Malort, say Throw back tequila Throw back tequila, e.g. Throw back tequilas, say Throw some back Toss 'em back, in a way Toss back jiggers of liquor Toss back some Stoli, say Toss back tequila, perhaps Toss back tequilas, say