Letter T 66750–67000

There are three in every lullaby There are two in 'all' These rumble over Chi. These run high They can run over you harmlessly They can take you to O'Hare They carry some Chicago commuters They end all? They have high stations They let you look over the streets They loop The Loop They loop around the Loop They may be taken to Cubs games They may run over you in Chicago They overlook the Chicago River They rumble by some apartments They travel on raised tracks They use raised rails They'll stay in The Loop (for a few stops) They're caught in Chicago They're high in Chi. They're high up in Chi-Town They're in the Loop They're in the midst of every collar They're not moving underground They're on track They're raised in Chi-Town They're run by the CTA Third Avenue rumblers, once Tiger Woods rival, Ernie Tiger's rival Ernie Top golfer Ernie Toro and Greco Train lines Trains above Chicago Trains above a city Trains above street level Trains above streets Trains above the road Trains above the street Trains at a high level? Trains in Chicago Trains in cities Trains in the Loop Trains in the city Trains in the sky Trains like Chicago's Trains like the one mentioned in "12 Angry Men" Trains of a sort. Trains on high Trains on supports Trains on trestles Trains on viaducts, perhaps Trains over roads Trains over streets Trains over the city Trains over the road Trains over the st. Trains over the street Trains over traffic Trains overhead Trains that go clickety-clack Trains that rattle Trains that rumble overhead Trains that run to O'Hare airport Trains to Chicago's Loop Trains to Wrigley Trains to Wrigley Field Trains to look up to Trains to the Loop Trains up above Trains with a view of the street below Trains you can look up to Trains you'd take to see a Cubs game Transit lines Transit options in Chicago Transit tracks Transportation options for Blackhawks fans Transports from Midway Airport to the Loop Transports near stairs Trio in Lilliput Two at the end of the hall? Two help make lilies Two in a billion? Two in a million? Two letters in "Philly" Two-time British Open champ Two-time British Open champion Two-time British Open winner Two-time U.S. Open champ of the 1990s Two-time U.S. Open champion Ernie Two-time runner-up at the Masters trains Windy City airport "The Bride of Frankenstein" actress Lanchester "The Lady from Shanghai" heroine "The Sound of Music" baroness "The cold never bothered me anyway" singer in "Frozen" "The hostess with the mostest" Maxwell The "Wedding March" was written for her wedding in "Lohengrin" The "you" of "Do You Want To Build a Snowman?" The Adamson cat The Adamsons' cat The Adamsons' pet The bride in Wagner's "Bridal Chorus" The lady in "The Lady From Shanghai" Tiffany jewelry designer Peretti To whom "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" is sung To whom Anna sings "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" Traubel role. Two-time Oscar-nominated actress Lanchester The German "Alsace." "That kiss, shall all thoughts __ survive": Shelley "That's something ___!" "The First Tear Costs 200 Francs" author Triolet "There's something ___ you should know" That hasn't been mentioned The other option The other thing They create a buzz around the school This goes with something Thought of nothing ___ Threat conclusion Threat ender Threat ender, often Threat ending Threat ending ( with "or") Threat word Threat word, with "or" Threat-ending word Threat-ending word (with "or") Threatener's final word? Threatening word Tom Petty "There was a little more to life somewhere ___" "That's somebody ___ problem" "That's someone ___" (not mine) 'That's nobody -- business' 'That's someone -- problem!' "The Birth of a Nation" heroine "The Golden Legend" heroine "The Yeomen of the Guard" heroine -- the Cow (milk mascot) The Dinsmore girl. The prim Miss Dinsmore. The unforgotten Miss Janis. Thespian Janis Toon cow Trademark cow Trademarked cow ___ the Cow ___ the Cow (Borden symbol) ___ the Cow (mascot) "The Two ___" (Martha Finley book) "The Two ___" (Martha Finley children's book) The sign, to a Spaniard "To be, or not to be" soliloquy setting Town in "Hamlet" "The sun," in Spanish "Tomar __" (sunbathe: Sp.) The sun in Sinaloa The sun in Seville The sun, in Cancún The sun, in Sonora The sun, in Spain Tributary of the Saale, C. Germany. "Time is money," in Spanish "That's What Friends Are For" first name "That's What Friends Are For" voice "The Lion King" co-composer John "Tiny Dancer" singer John Taron plays him in a 2019 music biopic Taron's "Rocketman" role Taron's role in "Rocketman" Taron's role in a 2019 rock biopic The "Rocket Man" himself Tim's "Aida" collaborator Tim's "The Lion King" partner Tony winner John Town in Louisiana. Two-time N.B.A. All-Star Brand "The Lion King" composer "The Lion King" soundtrack composer Travolta comes between a singer and sportscaster? Two rockers make a "John" sandwich? "The bull," in Spanish Target of los banderilleros Tequila brand that means "the bull" Tequila brand that's Spanish for "the bull" Tequila brand with a matador on its label Tequila brand with a red sombrero bottle top The bull, in Barcelona The bull, to the matador The losing combatant, usually The matador's adversary The matador's foe The matador's opponent Toreador's target target Banderillero Cheer for a The 3rd Avenue line was the last of them to operate in Manhattan to work out or express by studious effort; to burn the midnight oil This difficult idea seems to evade her Throw off your track Thwart, as a posse Trick a tailer Threw off one's trail Threw off the scent. The one that got away They got away They slip by Those escaping Those who get away To mourn for: Lat. Toilet case. TWELFTH month (Heb.) Tishri Month before Tishri predecessor Twelfth Hebrew month Twelfth Jewish month Twelfth month in Jewish calendar. Twelfth month of the Jewish calendar the sixth month of the ecclesiastical year in the Jewish calendar the twelfth month of the civil year the quality of being elusory the formation of eluvium, an accumulation of rock debris Taiwanese singer Hsiao Type of eel "The Lord of the Rings" race "The Polar Express" figures The little men who aren't there. The little people. Tolkien characters Tolkien creatures with pointy ears Tolkien subjects Tolkien's Celeborn and Galadriel, e.g. Toy builders Toy-making bunch Toymakers in Santa's workshop Tree dwellers of cookie ads TV's "Mistress of the Dark" The "Mistress of the Dark" "Teddy Bear" singer "The King" of Graceland "The King" of music "The King" of rock "The Pelvis" "Treat Me Nice" singer "The King of Rock and Roll" Tabloid sighting? Teen-agers' favorite. Teen-agers' idol. The King (subject of four "sightings" elsewhere in this puzzle)