Letter T
Tool for a duel
Tool for fencing
Tool used to perform a flèche
Touching activity
Touching competition?
Touching event
Touching sport?
Touché provoker
Triangular blade
Triangular sword
Triangular-bladed weapon
Triple-edged sword
Two-person Olympic event
Type of blade
Type of fencing
Type of fencing foil
Type of fencing sword
Type of rapier
Type of sword
Thruster, sometimes
They aim to touch
"Touché" shouters' blades
Their blades measure about 36 inches
Their points are covered
Their points are guarded
Their points are made bluntly
Their points score points
Their tips are well-guarded
Their users may employ a "French grip"
They can have pistol grips
They can't cut it?
They don't have an edge at the Olympics
They have 35" blades
They have a duel purpose
They have cup-shaped guards
They have point guards
They lack cutting edges
They make points by touching the body
They make touching points
They may have pistol grips
They might be used when making ripostes
They might touch one's heart
They often have pistol grips
They touch people's hearts
They'll keep you on guard
They're brandished by people in headgear
They're carried by people in masks
They're crossed at the Olympics
They're crossed in Olympic competition
They're crossed in competition
They're guarded at the Olympics
They're guarded in competition
They're heavier than foils
They're needed for fencing
They're not too sharp
They're not very sharp
They're pointless
They're rather pointless
They're sort of pointless
They're swung in the Olympics
They're virtually pointless
They're waved at the Olympics
They're waved in competition
They've been wielded in the Olympics since 1900
Thin pointed swords.
Things for fencers
Three-sided blades
Three-sided rapiers
Thrust equipment
Thrusting swords
Thrusting weapons
Tipped rapiers
Tokyo 2020 swords
Tools for duels
Touche provokers
Touching things in competition
Touching things in competitions
Touching things in sports
Triangular-bladed rapiers
Triangular-bladed weapons
Triple-edged swords
Types of foils
type of spider
the geological formation of continents, oceans, etc
the insertion of an extra sound into a word, eg fillum for film
Table centerpiece
Table piece
Tiered centerpiece
Table centerpieces.
Town on the Marne.
Trojan horse builder
Tenth N.T. book
Tenth book of the N.T.
Ten omers
They don't last
Things for here and now
Things meant to be used and then thrown away
Ticket stubs, menus, etc.
Time-sensitive items
Transient things
Transitory items
Transitory things
the property of lasting for a very short time
Temple of Artemis visitor
"The Comedy of Errors" setting
Temple of Artemis city
Temple of Artemis locale
Turkish site of Roman ruins
Town near Reading, PA
"The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" screenwriter Delia
TOP ornament
Tip of a spire.
Tip on a finial.
Tome opener
Tome preface
Tome's intro?
Term in embryology
"The Aeneid," for instance
"The Divine Comedy"
"The Divine Comedy," for one
"The Far Pavilions," for one
"The Hunger Games" trilogy, e.g.
"The Iliad" is one
"The Iliad," for one
"The Last Emperor," e.g.
"The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" for on
"The Odyssey" is one.
"The Odyssey", e.g.
"The Odyssey", for one
"The Ten Commandments" for one
"The Ten Commandments," e.g.
"The ___ of Gilgamesh"
"The novel is the ___ of a world that has been abandoned by God": György Lukács
"Thriller" label
"Titanic" or "Ben-Hur"
"Titanic," e.g.
"Totally wicked!"
"Totes awesome, dude!"
'The Ramayana,' e.g.
Take a grand adventure
Tale like Homer's
Tale of Aeneas, e.g.
Tale of Gilgamesh
Tale of heroism
Tale on a grand scale
Tale with scale
Tarzan The ___ adventures"
Tasso's "Rinaldo" is one
Tetralogy, e.g.
Text such as the Kebra Nagast
The "Aeneid," e.g.
The "Aeneid," for one
The "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
The "Iliad" or The "Odyssey"
The "Iliad," e.g.
The "Mahabharata" or the "Ramayana"
The "Odyssey" or "Beowulf"
The "Odyssey," for instance.
The "Star Wars" films, e.g.
The Kalevala, for one
The Mahabharata, e.g.
The Mahabharata, for one
The story of Gilgamesh, e.g.
Three-hour film, often
Three-hour film, quite possibly
Three-hour-plus movie, maybe
Time-tested work
Titanic or "Titanic"
To be remembered for a very long time
To be remembered for all time
Tome of a tale
Too big for a small cast
Totally impressive
Totally lit
Totally rad, in modern lingo
Towering, as a tale
Truly awesome
Truly impressive
Truly memorable
Typical David Lean production
Typical De Mille film
Typical DeMille film
Typical DeMille flick
Typical DeMille movie
the nibelungenlied e.g.
the point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake
Toal bomb
Total bomb
*"The Lord of the Rings" genre
Triple-overtime thriller, say
Totally impressive marsh wader?
"The Iliad" or "I am Joaquin"
"The Hunger Games" and others
"The Iliad" and "The Odyssey," e.g.
"The Iliad" and "The Odyssey," for two
"The Last Samurai" and others
"The Odyssey" and "The Iliad"
"The Shahnameh" and "The Odyssey," e.g.
"The Ten Commandments," et al.
Tests given in schools
Tales in tomes
Tales on vast scales
The "Aeneid" and "The Faerie Queene," for two
The "Iliad" and the "Odyssey"
The "Star Wars" trilogy, e.g.
The Gilgamesh story and others
The Hindu "Ramayana" and others
The Iliad, Odyssey, Aeneid, etc.
The Ramayana and the Mahabharata, for two
These have many extras
They detail heroic deeds
They have lots of extras
They might have a lot of extras
They usually have many extras
They usually involve a lot of extras
They're not fast reads
They're related across many lines
the outermost layer of cuticle of an insect exoskeleton
Total pwnage
"The Andromeda Strain" fear
"The Andromeda Strain" subject
Target of containment
The flu, in 1918
the state of being epidemic
The study of the spread and control of diseases
the branch of medical science dealing with the transmission and control of disease
the study of diseases
the outer layer of the skin covering the exterior body surface of vertebrates
TRANSPARENT object, apparatus to project magnified image of
the process of transforming into epidote
the science which studies the causes at work in development
THROAT, cartilage at back of the
Terse satire
Terse witticism
to express in the form of an epigram
Terse witticisms with a twist.
Terse, witty sayings
The study of the ancient inscriptions
The "sacred disease," to ancient Greeks
the upper, warm layer of water in a lake
"The Godfather Part III", to Coppola
Teleplay coda
Town in N. E. France, on the Moselle.
Town on the Moselle
The French say it's spinach.
Thorns: Fr.
Treatment for anaphylactic shock
Treatment for anaphylaxis
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