Letter T 63750–64000

They can diagnose seizures, for short Thought patterns, briefly? Thought patterns, in brief? Thought patterns? Tools for anesthesiologists "THERE'S A RAT IN HERE" "That doesn't look good" "That scared me!" "That scared the hell out of me!" "That seriously just freaked me out!" "That was NOT a welcome surprise!" "That's a mouse!" "That's scary!" "That's terrifying!" "There's a bug!" "There's a mouse in our house!" "There's a mouse!" "There's something in the pantry!" (There's a bug in my hair!) Tiny shriek TV cat Terrified cry Timid outburst Toon shriek Toon squeal Trepid cry Trepid response Trepidation term Trick-or-treating outburst Traditional ghost stories? "The Deep" menace "This ___ has been this shrimp's AA sponsor for three years" (one of the Onion's "8 Unlikely Animal Friendships") ...that may include this Teleost fish Tennessee Aquarium dweller that powers its own Twitter posts Teriyaki option That's a moray That's amoray The "electric" one isn't one The Abaia is a giant magical one that protects lakes The Anguilla. The Dutch like to smoke it The Dutch often smoke it The mythological Jinshin-Uwo is a giant one that carries Japan on its back The slender giant moray is the longest one The so-called "electric" one is actually a knifefish The study of it led in part to the invention of the battery Thin fish Thin migratory fish Thing in the sea Third-longest river of California This may be spitchcocked This may shock you Traditional London pie-and-mash ingredient Tropical reef predator Twisting swimmer Twisty fish Twisty swimmer Typically nocturnal predatory fish Trapped congers Trapped morays Tried to catch a conger Tried to catch morays Tried to catch some fish Type of angler Type of fisherman They catch long fish They make forays for morays They sniggle They use horseshoe crabs as bait Those who sniggle Trappers with pots Tidewater plant used in packing glass type of submerged marine plant with grasslike leaves Tropical aquarium plants Thin and slippery Thin and wriggly Type of seine. Traditional English pastry made with Thames River denizens Trap beneath the water's surface Trap for a fishy slitherer Trap for a long fish Trap for catching slippery fish Trap for congers Trap in the sea "The Book of ___" (Patrik Svensson book about slithery fish) "The Little Mermaid" baddies Tank shockers Teleosts. The ancient Egyptians believed they were created from the sun hitting the Nile Their blood is toxic to humans Their defenses may be shocking These can be smoked These may be smoked They can be shocking They can be smoked They get into sushi They have electric organs They lack pelvic fins They lack ventral fins They may be charged at sea They may be charged in the water They may be electric They may be shockers They may be shocking They may be shocking until smoked They may be smoked They may be smoked or electric They may be smoked or pickled They may have electric organs They may shock you They may slither until smoked They might be caught in pots They might store electric charges They slither into N. Y.'s water system. They start as elvers They swim with a current They transfer their charge upon attack They're capable of swimming backward They're catadromous. They're caught in pots They're difficult to grasp They're electric They're hard to pin down They're into sushi They're often smoked They're served with rice in unadon They're slippery They're slippery and wet They're slippery when wet They're slithery and may be smoked They're slithery and slippery They're smoked by the Dutch They're snaky They're trapped in pots They're unarmed, but could be dangerous Thin fishes Traditional Cockney delicacies Trattoria listing Trattoria offering Twisting fish Twisty creatures Twisty swimmers Tiny garden parasite Tending to escape one's grasp Too slippery and slimy to grasp Too wiggly to hold Too wriggly to get hold of Tough to catch Tough to get ahold of Tough to get hold of Tough to hold Tough to pin down Tough to tackle "'Tis a vain labour ___ to fight 'gainst heaven": "Volpone" "They dug his grave ___ where he lay": Sir Walter Scott "__ then would be some stooping": Browning "___ the slight harebell raised its head": Scott "___then my soul with exultation dances": Keats Teasdale's twilight time Tennyson's dusk Tennyson's twilight The bard's bedtime? Tho lead-in Tho' Though, poetically Time after dusk, to poets Time o' day Time of darkling Time of day to shelley Time of day, briefly Time of day, in poesy Time of day, to a poet Time of day, to poets Time of day: Poet. Twilight poetically Twilight in Scotland Twilight time to a poet Twilight time, to Tennyson Twilight, to Tennyson Twilight, to a bard Twilight, to a poet Twilight: Contr. time Poetic adverb time Rhyme to Donne Dusk Like "That's rich!" evoker Times after sunsets, to poets Times, in poems Twilights, in verse Twilights, poetically Twilights, to bards Twilit times times, in verse Dark Tiny, in a nursery rhyme Teeny-weeny Tiny, in baby talk Tiny, informally The beginning of meeny, miney, mo. The first one pointed to? Three before mo Three less than mo? Tot's choosing word Tot's counting word The Civil Rights Act of 1964 Title VII covers it: Abbr. Title VII enforcer: Abbr. "...the prettiest babe that __ I nursed": Shak. "The dismal'st day is this that ___ I saw": Titus Andronicus "The noblest hateful love that ___ I heard of": "Troilus and Cressida" "Thou art the first knave that ___ madest a duke": Vincentio Terminal letters for a person who acts Tennyson's "always" Till the end of time. time Any TV's "___ Indiana" Tending to creep Too coincidental Too weird Too weird for words Too weird or coincidental Tremble-inducing Twilight Zone-ish Twilight-Zonish Three more offenders Twice as spooky Twice as weird terrifyingly "The Shining" quality "Tulip chair" designer Saarinen TWA Terminal designer Saarinen The younger Saarinen Tulip-chair designer Saarinen Telecom techies Those who: Suffix. Two-person plank The USA, in Spanish-language media "TMI!!" "That's disgusting!" (var.) "That's nasty!" "That's rank" "That's yucky!" That is nasty "Thanks for noticing me" character of kid-lit Thistle eater of kiddie lit Tigger and Roo's friend Transmission after scanning, maybe Transmission from some all-in-one printers Terrible grade The scientists set up a shock wave Trick shot in a film