Letter T
Tear-draining channel
Tearer?
Tearing location
Tearing spot
Tight space in which chase scenes are sometimes set
Tube attached to a dryer
Tube or canal.
Tubular channel
__ tape (strong adhesive roll)
___ tape (DIYer's roll)
tubular structure
tensile
tractile
Tear carriers
Tear channels
Tear conduits
Tear passageways
Tear sources
Tear things
Tear transmitters
Tear tubes
There may be tears in them
They bring tears to one's eyes
Tubes
Tubes for tears
T-bond for all purposes
Temporary fix, maybe
Temporary remedy for a leaky pipe
The occasional firework
Thing that didn't go off
Thing that fails to function
Thing that turns out to be a disappointment
Total bust
Total misfire
Total nothing
Turkey, so to speak
"The Big Lebowski" protagonist, with "the"
The ___ ("Mind if I do a J?" speaker)
Toff, U.S. style
Too-well-dressed man.
Type of ranch
Type of ranch for city folk.
Type of ranch, bro
Type of rancher.
Tear from a city slicker?
Tenderfoot's resort
Tenderfeet.
Tenderfoots
They may be cool
Those who prefer ranch dressing?
"The Bullwinkle Show" regular
Three Moores
They don't go "boom!"
They don't go off
They fizzle
They fizzle out
Things that are put on ... or don't go off
Toggery, informally
TV's '-- South'
Tango number, in Roma
To be paid
Two (Ital.)
Two in Turin
Two, in Torino
They might be found in a Roman hotel suite?
thirteenth century (in Italian art)
The golfer will be with you in . . .
The normal amount of time
Time for paying: 2 wds.
Time for payment
Times when bills are payable.
To the right, on a Mercator projection
Toward sunup, on the Equator
Toward the rising sun
Toward the sunrise, perhaps
"Ten ___ Commandments" (song from "Hamilton")
"The Three Musketeers" faceoff
"The Three Musketeers" fight
"Three Musketeers" plot element
The Burr-Hamilton affair.
The Hamilton-Burr affair.
The affair between Hamilton and Burr.
The climax of "Hamlet."
This has seconds
Tilt for two
Trouble at twenty paces.
Two-man competition
Two-person contest
Two-person fight
Two-point contest?
Twosome conflict
Tybalt-Romeo combat.
Took shots with?
They usually have seconds
They often have seconds
They require a few seconds
They take seconds
They're often scheduled at noon
Two-person sword fights
Two-person swordfights
the office of duenna
They're for members only
They're often paid
They're paid by those who want to belong
Treasurer's receipt
"Tea for Two" for two, e.g.
"Tea for Two," e.g.
"Tea for Two," for example.
"Tea for Two," for instance.
"Tea for Two," for one.
"Telephone" or "When You Believe"
"The Confrontation," in "Les Miz"
"Tonight, I Celebrate My Love," e.g.
"Tristan und Isolde," Act II, Scene 2.
TWO part composition
The "Barcarolle," for one.
The Carpenters, e.g.
The Everly Brothers, e.g.
The Human League's "Don't You Want Me," e.g.
The Righteous Brothers' "Ebb Tide" wasn't one
The Smothers Brothers, for one
Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga did one
Trio down one
Trio minus one
Tune for a twosome
Tune for four hands
Tune for two
Tune for two singers
Tune sung by two
Tune two croon
Tuneful twosome
Two piece?
Two-part composition
Two-part tune
Two-person performance
Two-piano number.
Two-player activity
Two-singer song
Two-star performance?
Tenor-soprano combos, e.g.
They can't be done alone
They require four hands
Triple-platinum Sinatra album
Tuneful twosomes.
Tunes for two
Two numbers?
Two-part numbers
Two-person karaoke options
Two-piano works
"The Simpsons" beer brand
Teen star Hilary
Thick flour pudding
Tushie
Tar's bag
Travel bag
Type of bag seen at the gym
Taker of many mulligans
Traveler's carryall: Var.
Tavern of radio fame.
Teat
Thought it was groovy
Thought was really cool
Trenched
Troweled
Turned up ground
"The Trial of Mary ___.”
Tackled
Tackled energetically
Trunks for traveling
"Tell me something I don't know!"
"Thank you, Captain Obvious!"
"Thanks for telling me what I already know"
"Thanks, Captain Obvious"
"That much was obvious"
"That was foolish of me!"
"That was obvious"
"That was very obvious in hindsight"
"That wasn't smart of me!"
"That's obvious!"
"That's obvious!" in teen talk
"That's obvious, stupid!"
"That's so obvious!"
Teen's eye-rolling retort
The Java plum.
Ticket for being ripped in a car: Abbr.
Tippler's hwy. offense
Tipsy on the tpk.
Tipsy person's hwy. offense
Trashed in a car, say
Trouble on the road, briefly
Trouble on the road: Abbr.
Two-part compositions.
Twos, in Roma
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" composer
The Sorcerer's Appren- tice composer
The "Sir" in a Stevie Wonder hit
The Blue Devils
The Blue Devils of college sports
Title for William and Harry
Title for a British nobleman
Title of royal war casualty.
Top-ranking noble
to York Andrew Actor
Territory of a sort.
the dignity or rank or position of a duke
title, rank, or position of a duke
The "me" in "nothing can stop me now," in a 1962 #1 hit
Title held by Prince Philip
Title for Prince Andrew
TV's Bo, Luke and Daisy
The "'em" in "Put 'em up!"
They may be put up
They may be put up before a fight
They may be put up in anger
They might be put up during a fight
They're put up for protection
They're put up in a fight
They're put up in fights
Things to put up
Top lords
Town S. of Tacloban, Leyte.
the organ stop having a tone of soft sweet string quality
"The West Wing" actor Hill
This is boring!
They're no brainiacs
Took the edge off
Terminal in Virginia
Time's 1954 Man of the Year
Traveling member of the Cabinet.
Truman's foreign policy adviser.
Tedious ending?
Taking the edge off
Takes away an edge
The right way
Twice, a certain sucker
Twice, a lollipop brand
"The Black Tulip" author
"The Black Tulip" novelist
"The Black Tulip" novelist, 1850
"The Corsican Brothers" author
"The Corsican Brothers" author, 1844
"The Corsican Brothers" writer
"The Knight of Sainte-Hermine" author
"The Lady of the Camellias" author, 1848
"The Three Musketeers" author
"The Three Musketeers" author Alexandre
"The Three Musketeers" penner
"Twenty Years After" author
Three Musketeers creator
Three Musketeers' chronicler
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