Letter T 61250–61500

"The Raven" author's monogram "The Raven" author, monogrammatically "The Raven" monogram "The Raven" monogram and this theme "The Raven" poet's monogram "The Raven" writer's inits. "The Raven" writer's monogram "The Tell-Tale Heart" monogram "To Helen" writer's inits. 'The Raven' poet's initials "The City in the Sea" poet "The Facts in the Case of ___" (Andrew Sinclair novel that pays homage to a mystery writer) "The Gold Bug" author's signature, perhaps "The Gold Bug" author, briefly "The Gold Bug" writer's signature "The Gold Bug" writer's signature, perhaps "The Gold-Bug" author, for short "The Oblong Box" author, in footnotes "The Pit and the Pendulum" author, in brief "The Raven" author "The Raven" author, briefly "The Raven" writer, in footnotes "To Helen" writer, in footnotes The Raven auth. Thunderbirds' org. "The avenue to the heart," per Voltaire "Tin" body part "_____ today, gone tomorrow" (saying for van Gogh?) Talent for melody Talent for music Talent for pitches Talent for tones Talk one's ___ off Target for some worms? Target of a whisper Target of many a piercing Tarsus : foot :: incus : ___ Taste in music Teacup feature Teacup handle Temple neighbor Tenor's talent The "E" in E.N.T. The "E" of ENT There can be a ring in it or on it Thermometer insertion point Thermometer insertion point, perhaps Thing on a stalk Thing on some stalks Thing pulled when playing charades Thing that may be lent or bent Thing that might help with sound judgment? Thing to bend or lend Thing to lend Thing to lend or bend Thing with a line through it in the International Symbol for Deafness Thing with a tiny stirrup This has a vestibule This may be corny This tells that bells knell Tin ___ (lack of musical sense) Tin or dog Tin organ? Tinnitus organ Tinnitus site Tonal sense Topic of corn-versation? Toreador's trophy Tossed out on one's ___ Traditional piercing site Traditionalist's piercing site Tragus piercing's place Trendy cuff site Triangular cat part Tristram poet's monogram Trophy for a matador Trophy handle Trumpet locale Tuner's asset Tuner's talent Tympanic cavity locale Tympanic membrane site Tympanic membrane spot Tympanium. Tympanum's locale Tympanum's location Type of canal where tubes can go Type of drum or ring Type of ring or drum Type of trumpet Tyson nugget? Tyson's infamous biting target __ trumpet (old-time aid) target Q-Tip trophy Matador Tympanum disorder. Type of head pain Thing secured with a post Tiny headphone the membrane in the ear that vibrates to sound The human percussion section. They may be assaulted on the street They may catch waves! They might get busted at a rock concert They're found in auditory canals They're found in canals Tympana Tympanic membranes Tympanums. The fox terrier is button-___. Townsend's big-_____ bat (North American mammal) Talking-to Ticking off Too much talk Talking-tos Tongue-lashings Tremendous auditory pleasure, in slang They're visible on some seals "The Pearl" Monroe "The Pearl" Monroe of hoops Tea grade sometimes seen on packaging TV role for Jason Lee TV's "My Name Is __" Tarzan's title Tea drinker Charles Grey's title The James ___ Jones Theatre The Rev. John __, who smashed his car into an abortion clinic, then chopped at the building with an ax The above William was first ___ of Chatham. Third of the peerage ranks Third rank of the peerage Thomas Cromwell's title Tiger Woods' father Tiger Woods' late father Tiger Woods's dad Tiger Woods's father Title above viscount Title below marquess Title below marquis Title between viscount and marquess Title equivalent to count Title for Attlee. Title for Bertrand Russell. Title for Devereux Title for Diana's brother Title for John Montagu, who invented the sandwich Title for Mr. Grey Title for Robert Walpole Title for a British peer Title for the supposed inventor of the sandwich Title in English nobility Title in Parliament Title meaning "chieftain" Title of Queen of England's father. Title on "Downton Abbey" Title on a tea bag? Title outranking viscount Title sitcom character who asked, "You know the kind of guy who does nothing but bad things and then wonders why his life sucks?" Titled Brit Travel writer Thollander Tupper of Tupperware Tupper of Tupperware fame Tupper who invented Tupperware Tupperware founder Tupper Tupperware's Mr. Tupper Titled jurisdiction the dignity or rank or position of an earl or countess the domain controlled by an earl or count or countess "The GE College Bowl" host "The Hard Way" Steve "The World Is Blue" author Sylvia "Train a Comin'" Steve "Transcendental Blues" singer Steve The "Hardcore Troubadour" Steve Three-time Grammy winner Steve Town near Memphis Tiny auricle. Tragus Tragi Tea cart choice Tea choice for TV's Frasier Crane Tea flavored with bergamot Tea named for William IV's prime minister Tea named for a nobleman "The greatest piano player in the world," per Count Basie To when a flashback flashes back "The Pearl" of the NBA There might be a ring to it Thing to put a hoop through Traditional ring spot the fleshy pendulous part of the external human ear They may be pierced They're often pierced The ___ Sandwich Title for Sir Anthony Eden Tarzan's noble title in British aristocracy Their wives are countesses There are three in Shakespeare's "King John." They outrank viscounts They rank above viscounts They rank below marquises They wear coronets with eight pearls. They're above viscounts They're married to countesses Those between viscounts and marquises Title people Titled Britishers Titled Brits Titled fellows Titled men Titles like Tarzan Two "King Lear" characters title or position of earl "The good die ___ . . . " The ___ bird gets the worm Too quickly Toward the beginning the house was completed ahead of time Tender time of life Thornless rose They witnessed the rise of the blogosphere and reality TV The middle of Leo season The proverbial success. The worm catcher They get the worms Two, e.g. Toward the start They're rarely night owls Traditional origin of rebellion "___ to rise . . . " Tag for a particular purpose Tag for a specific purpose Tag specially. Tag, in a way Tabbed for special use tagged Telling signs They were invented by 15-year-old Chester Greenwood in the winter of 1873 TAYSIDE Region loch Take home pay Take home, as pay Take the reward To make money, get me out of agreement Turn an honest penny " . . . to ___ little . . . ": R.L.S. " . . . to ___ little and to spend a little less": R.L.S. "...to___little and spend less": Stevenson "To ___ little and to spend a little less . . . " The "E" in ERA They determine a pitcher's "average" Taxed one