Letter T 67750–68000

'Timmy' has two 'Tommy' has two Tammy takes two Teammate twosome The follow els The fringes of monotheism? The heart of summer? The limits of modernism? The middle of summer? The more of them written together, the tastier There are six in one inch There are three in "mommy" There are two in Mozambique There are two in mathematics These type units ... They can be seen in the middle of summer They follow els They precede ens They're between els and ens They're found in the middle of summer They're signed with the thumb between the ring and pinkie fingers They're worth three points in Scrabble Thousands, to Tiberius? Three letters in "mammoth" Three letters in "mommy" Threesome in "Mr. Mom", e.g. Timmy's twins? Timmy's two Tommy has a couple Tommy takes two Town E of Coblenz. Town ESE of Koblenz. Town in West Germany Trio appearing in "Mummenschanz"? Trio in summertime Trio of mommies? Trio of mummies Triplet in "mommy" Twins in no comment? Two-fifths of Miami? Type designer's concern Type measurements. Type measures Type of units Type spacers Type squares Type units Type width units Type widths Type-setter's concern Type-size measures Typesetter's measures Typesetter's units Typesetting measures Typesetting units Typesetting widths Typog-raphy units Typographer's concern Typographer's measures Typographic measures Typographical spaces Typographical units Typography measures Typography widths Typographer's gap Typographic measure Typography measure They're just as wide as their namesake dashes Typical between-word units "Third Watch" fig. Tech who usually carries an AED in her vehicle Trauma professional, for short Trauma-trained pro Triage expert, for short Triage pro Triage pro, for short Type of first responder They can be lifesavers They can be lifesavers: Abbr. They know CPR They may come with sirens They may deal with shock They may respond for the unresponsive, for short They may save your life They might use triage tags They might work at a revival, for short They respond to life-threatening situations They respond to shock They wear Star of Life patches They're lifesavers They're often first on the scene They're often involved in accidents They're often the first to respond They're real lifesavers! They're trained to use paddles They're trained with paddles Those accompanied by a siren song? Trauma experts, briefly Trauma team, for short Trauma team: Abbr. They race to 911 scenes Triage experts Triage pros Tall, long-legged outback dweller TASMANIAN bird Tall Aussie bird Tall Australian bird Tall Australian runner Tall bird in a eucalyptus forest Tall bird similar to an ostrich Tall bird that lays green eggs Tall flightless bird Tall runner Tall runner Down Under Tall trotter Tall two-legged trotter Tamed Easily bird The Tasmanian one has been extinct since the 19th century The ___ War (1932 Australian military/wildlife control effort) The animal Emmanuel seen in this video from Knuckle Bump Farms, e.g. The bird Edward or Edwina, in kids' books by Sheena Knowles The bird from "down under." The new meat? The only bird with calf muscles The ostrich's Aussie cousin The second-largest living bird The second-largest living bird (after the ostrich) There's one on the Australian 50-cent piece This does not fly This may never get off the ground This will not fly! Three-toed Australian Three-toed Australian bird Three-toed bird Three-toed ratite Trendy meat Tridactyl bird Tridactyl runner Turkey alternative, in some cuisine Two-footed six-footer Two-legged meat source Two-legged source of red meat Two-vowel bird Take as a model. To follow suit Try to act like Try to be like Try to equal or be better than Try to equal or excel Try to excel. Try to follow Try to live up to Try to surpass what one admires Try to surpass. Try to vie with Tried to be like Tried to equal Tried to equal or excel Tried to equal or surpass Tried to follow Tried to surpass Takes after or imitates Takes as a model Tries to be like Tries to equal Tries to equal or surpass Tries to live up to Tries to surpass. Trying to equal. technique of one machine obtaining the same results as another to make an emulsion of They're like oil and water Trendy skin care product with an avian source Tall Aussie runners Tall Australian birds Tall birds Tall birds in some insurance ads Tall birds with small wings Tall runners Tall, feathered Australians Tall, flightless birds Targets of a 1932 "war" in Australia The only birds with calf muscles Their eggs are dark green Their eggs are incubated by males Their eggs weigh about a pound and a half Their plumes adorned the hats of the Australian light horsemen Their strides may reach nine feet These birds won't fly They have big bills They just won't fly They lay green eggs They never get off the Ground They once had a Kangaroo Island subspecies They won't get off the ground They won't take off They'll never fly They'll never get off the ground They're big in Australia They're grounded They're grounded down under They're grounded for life They're grounded in Australia They're seen on Southern Hemisphere $100 gold coins Things that won't take off Three-toed Aussie birds Three-toed runners Tridactyl birds TORTOISE, fresh water Terrapin Terrapin subfamily Terrapin, for one Tortoise family Terrapins Tortoise genus turtle genus animal life Terminals, for bus routes TV warrior who wields chakrams Turn on, say They make things possible Those who capacitate Turns on, as notifications Turns on, as notifications on a smartphone To make a law take effect the part of Play The passing of a bill into law the passing of a law by a legislative body Thespian or thesmothete The editorial we, for instance Town near Judah. TOOTH coating Tooth coat Tooth exterior Tooth or paint Tooth protection Tooth protector Tooth stuff Tooth's exterior Tooth's outer layer Tooth's outermost layer Type of finish teeth coating Tooth surfaces Type of painter Type of ornamentation. Tooth coverings type of unsaturated compound Totally captivate Totally win over Taken (with)