Letter T 58500–58750

Toss down tequila, e.g. '-- -Tiki' Taking medication "Take care of it" Take action, as opposed to remaining idle "The Big Money" author "Three Soldiers" novelist Tapestry for chairback. "Thou ___ beguile the world": Shak. "Thou _____ infect mine eyes" ("Richard III") (Buuuuurn!) "__ thou know who made thee?": Blake "__ thou love me?": Juliet "___ thou even hoist, brethren?" (comical weightlifting caption) "___ thou know me ...?" (Shakespeare) "___ thou know me, fellow?" ("King Lear") "___ thou know me, fellow?": Lear "___ thou know me...?" Shak. "___ thou love life?": Benjamin Franklin "___ thou love life?": Franklin "___ thou mock me?": Othello "___ thou think so, spirit?": Prospero Thou preceder "The Idiot" author Tiny spot on a screen Telegraph bit Telegraph message part Telegrapher's symbol. Tellegraphic Signal The FAA is part of it The exact second. The i's have it The top of "I" Third of an ellipsis Tiny circle Tiny mark. Tiny speck Tiny spot. Tittle over an i Top of a semicolon Top of an "i" Top part of a semicolon Topper for an "i" Topper on an "i" Town on a map, say Town, on a map The period of life in which a person is old and weak Time of senility Techie's company They use the Internet Turn-of-the-century financial crisis Targets of many searches Two-thirds of an ellipsis Treat indulgently, with "on" Treat with grandmotherly love, with "on" "This I gotta hear!" Too fond grandparent, perhaps Too-loving person. T.L.C. givers They spoil Tends to spoil, with "on" "The North Wind ___ Blow" (Nursery rhyme) "The bell __ toll for him ...": Donne "The fool __ think he is wise ...": "As You Like It" "The fool ___ think he is wise": Shak. "The lady __ protest ... ": "Hamlet" "The lady __ protest too much" "The lady __ protest too much": "Hamlet" "The lady __ protest too much, methinks": "Hamlet" "The lady ___ protest ..." "The lady ___ protest too much . . . ": Shak. "The lady ___ protest too much, methinks" "The lady ___ protest too much, methinks": Gertrude in "Hamlet" "Time __ transfix the flourish set on youth": Shak. Third person biblical verb Third-person verb from Shakespeare ___ town (go on a spree) ___ town (sightsee) Tackle unpleasant tasks that others avoid "Think about it" "The evil that men ___": Shak. Too fond To a certain extent Traffic planner's array? Type of printer Type of printer that forms images using a grid of tiny pins ___ T (perform perfectly) ___ turn (finish). The end of Wikipedia? Tiny marks found on dice or dominoes Telegraph signals. Telegraphic units The "I"'s have them The word "shies" in Morse code, entirely There are three in Fiji There are three of them in Fiji These can be connected They can be connected They come before net and org They follow some music notes They get connected They may be connected They may be successfully connected They may need connecting They might be connected They might be connected by children ... or detectives They might be connected with a pencil They might need connecting They precede com, org and edu They top i's They top i's and j's They're connected They're connected on some Happy Meals They're connected when drawing a conclusion They're often connected They're raised in Braille They're sometimes connected Things kids connect Things to connect Things you can connect Three in an ellipsis Threesome in a Morse code S Tiny circles Tiny spots Tootsie Roll candy brand Tootsie Roll's brand of gum drops Toppings for two letters Tops an 'i' Tops of semicolons Tops of two lowercase letters Towns on some maps Towns, on maps Trio for S Trio in Fiji? Two in a colon Two lowercase letters have them Tends to details, figuratively Topped, as an "i" Two-part letter to sign Place Tobacco leavings in pipes. Tobacco plugs, old style. Tupac #1 hit "How ___ Want It" Town south of Lille *"Toil and trouble" preceder Twice as much in one Takeout at bridge Times two Twain. Twice as much Two-bagger Two-base hit Twofold; bent over Type of lengthy album Tennis mistake on serve Traitorous spies Two-disc releases ... and a hint to this puzzle's theme answers Tennessee Smokies or Portland Sea Dogs ... or what the answers to the starred clues comprise? Tight squeeze for a couple? Two films shown in succession for the price of one Two cherries on one stem? Type of experimental study where neither participants nor researchers know who's receiving the treatment The old one-two? *Two over par Two-headed ghosts? Twice a Halloween warning? Two-person trampoline trick Traitorous maneuver. Table for four event Traitorous ones Two-level bus type of public transport in which there are two floors on which to convey passengers Ten is the first number of this type Two scoops of ice cream Type of ice cream cone Three under par Two on a par five TV bleep material Term with two meanings They make you think twice Tennis infraction that costs a point Tennis server's miscue Tennis server's setback Tennis service setback Two movies shown back-to-back at a theater Two-film show Two-film showings, or a hint to this puzzle's theme Trapeze artist's trick Train pulled by a pair of locomotives Two games for the price of one two games, contests or events held consecutively on the same program Two games played consecutively in one day Twinbill event at a stadium Terms that are twice incorrectly named This isn't not one Two food deliveries at the same time ... and a hint to the starred clues' answers Two-edged wager "The Comedy of Errors" or "Twelfth Night"? *Two-outs-of-three act Two outs made with one continuous play in baseball Twin killing on the diamond Twin killing on the diamond, often started by an infielder The actor starred as twins in the ___ Tinker-Evers-Chance routine Tinkers-Evers-Chance forte Tinkers-to-Evers-to-Chance baseball event They "jazz up" the game Twin killings on the diamond *Tricky football play Trick play in football Tennis format with two players per side TENNIS game TENNIS game between two pairs TENNIS match Team tennis? Type of tennis match Tennis event Typewriter setting that increases vertical spacing Takes twice as many steps in a duel? Twice the pizazz? They're not fair The Williamses, since 1997 The act of playing two notes at once on a stringed instrument (despite the name, the piece doesn't have to end there) *Type of Oreo with extra creme Treat thicker than the original Thus spake Edgar Bergen, with "in" Terrible-twos twins? The 23rd letter spelled out Twofold setback To twice the degree Twice as to double the degree "The beacon of the wise," per Shakespeare "The origin of wisdom," per René Descartes Thomas's problem to be unsure of something Thomas, e.g. They have nagging questions They may be reasonable They're held by skeptics True believers don't have them therefore French words tip French type of moulding for cornice "The Bourne Identity" director Liman "The King of Queens" first name The means thick mixture used for making bread etc Tommies' WWI allies the state of being doughy The coffee a baker drinks while kneading?