Letter T 68000–68250

Taken with, with "of" Tooootally obsessed the state of being an enantiomorph, an object which is the mirror image of another Term of identity added to the O.E.D. in 2022 The protagonist of the slasher film "They/Them," for one "There's something else in this envelope": Abbr. The check that's in the mail?: Abbr. Typist's notation. [There's another doc] Traps in Tent out. The buck private stops here the place where a group (as a body of troops) is encamped the condition of being enclosed the process of enclosing to make carnal or sensual Tightly wrapped Turn into bills Turn into bills and/or coins Turn into money Turn on the charm. "The pleasure's all mine" theurgy Taqueria treat tortilla with meat filling baked in tomato sauce seasoned with chili type of oak Tarzana neighbor Translate into code to thrill animate someone "There's more than this letter": Abbr. Territory within a foreign country Territory within a foreign territory. Territory within another territory Tract enclosed within a foreign territory. Tract enclosed within foreign territory Territorial units. Territories surrounded by other countries. Territories within territories Toddler's playpen, e.g. Things with ltrs. Translate from plaintext Translate to Morse, for example Try to make undecipherable Turn "this" into "_ .... .. ...," e.g. Turn ABJURER into NOWHERE, or HELLO into URYYB, perhaps They have something to hide Translates from plaintext the activity of converting data or information into code Theatre-goer's call for more The Met forbids these Theater cries Theatrical extras. Thespians' delight. They aren't on the program They aren't programmed They follow standing ovations They may come with bows and whistles They might be "close" and "of the third kind" the expression of approval and support the feeling of being encouraged Trespass (on) Trespassed Trespassers. They accompany letters: Abbr. They may fill a 57D They're inserted into envs. the act of encumbering; the state of being encumbered "THIS ___ UP" "That's it. ___ of story." "The Low ___ Theory" (A Tribe Called Quest album) "The Sopranos" had a much-debated one "The South ___" (Wayne State U.'s student newspaper) "The World's __": 2013 sci-fi comedy "The ___ is in sight" "The ___ is near!" "The ___ of Our Road" (Gladys Knight & the Pips song) "The ___ of the Affair" "The ___ of the Tour" (2015 David Foster Wallace bio-pic) "The ___" (1978 Burt Reynolds movie) "The ___," next-to-last song on "Abbey Road," ironically "They lived happily ever after." "This is the ___" "Tight" NFL position "Tight" or "loose" follower "Tight" or "split" player "To what ___?" T formation participant Table type Tackle's line mate Tackle's linemate Tackle's neighbor Tackle's neighbor on the line Tackle's teammate Target for Peyton Manning Target for Tom Brady Target for a quarterback Target of some football passes Target of some passes Terminate a relationship Terminator's objective? Testaverde target The 30th, for June The Doors "The ___" The ___ (appropriately) The ___ (famous last words) The ___ [fittingly] The ___ of the Rainbow The be-all and ___-all The beginning of the ___ The bitter ___ The final word in movies The final word in storybooks The last word in movies? The last word in some stories The last word, in many cases The last word, often The living ___ The ultimate state The very last word. The word "clue," for this clue There's nothing after it Third from center Third player from the center Thirty, in newspaper parlance. This Across answer, appropriately This answer, appropriately This answer, vis- -vis the Across answers This clue's place on the list This clue's place, aptly This clue's place, aptly enough This clue's position This clue, aptly This clue, fittingly, vis-a-vis this puzzle This clue, to this puzzle This clue, vis- -vis this puzzle This is it This is the last bit This may be tight or loose This one relates to rushing This puzzle's last entry, fittingly This, appropriately This, for example, with "the" This, with "the" Tight __: football position Tight ___, in football Tight or dead Tight or defensive, e.g. Tight or split Tight position? To the ___ of time To the bitter ___ Tom Brady target Top or bottom Traveling Wilburys: "___ of the Line" Tug-of-war position Tunnel terminus Type of result Type of table or zone Type of zone Type of zone or table Typical pass catcher ___ times (the apocalypse) target Quarterback "To ___ tale of length . . . " the ultimate goal Time's 1985 Man of the Year, so to speak "This foolishness must ___ once!" Terminate with Telencephalon They go up after the show's over "The Men in Grey" author "The NeverEnding Story" Michael "The NeverEnding Story" author "The NeverEnding Story" author Michael "The NeverEnding Story" writer "The Night of Wishes" author Michael Take to one's heart Touch the heart "Those ___ young charms." the state of being endearing "Terms of ___" "Terms of ___" (Shirley MacLaine film) "Terms of ___," 1983 film Tender names? (Anagram) Try: Eng. sp. "The Song Is __ but the Melody Lingers on" "The Song Is ___" The Drums "How It ___" Trailed off. Texted "Let's just be friends" Turned out to be TYPHUS, type of the study of local diseases Tail's tail, at times Tail-___ (rearmost one) Term ___: final exam Terminator The rear of rear, perhaps Title role for Asa Butterfield in a 2013 sci-fi film Tail ___ (also-rans) Terminators They conclude They wrap things up 'The noise of them that rejoice --': Isaiah 24:8 the final stages of an extended process of negotiation They may involve pawn promotions They may produce checks Tailboard. tailboard of a vehicle "There's no __ sight!" Twist setting, sometimes The All-American Rejects' are "Happy" The movie "Clue" has three of them They may have twists They might be happy or have twists They're happy, in fairy tales They're often served up with twists They're typically happy in fairy tales Turning out Turning out to be Turn out badly for everyone involved "...the ___ not yet": Matthew "The __ in sight" "The __ near!" "The ___ near!" (doomsayer's phrase) "The ___ nigh" "The ___ not yet." "The _____ near" (doomsayer's sign) "The___in sight" "The___near!" The-near link " . . . Time,/Will one day ___": Shak. "That's enough of that!" Throw the switch, turn off the lights, and pull the plug Take longer than expected Take too long Tediously long. Tiresomely long the property of being without end Touchdown boundary Tennis court boundaries Type of citation Term-paper references "The Samurai" author "The Samurai" novelist Shusaku Thermal lead-in Trick in which a bike is ridden on its front wheel ___ therm: warmblooded animal Thyroid or pituitary. The thyroid is part of it
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