Letter T 71250–71500

Tennessee ___ Tennessee's Ford. Tennessee's real name Tennessee-born country singer Ford The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland host The Cubs banked on him for years The adopted son on "My Three Sons" Tiger rival Tigers broadcaster Harwell Toon on Chips Deluxe packages Top golfer Els Tellers know him, where ____ Tiger Woods broke his record for most weeks ranked top 10 in the world Two-time U.S. Open champion "The Shotgun Boogie" singer Tiger Woods competitor, in Old Rome? "___ Tune" (50's TV theme song) Tennessee auto Teammate who relieved Babe Ruth and pitched a no-hitter in 1917 The Cube's Rubik Toy designer Rubik Toy inventor Rubik Toymaker Rubik Twist pioneer many years after Chubby? Twister game name Taloned predators They have eagle eyes "The Elephant Celebes" artist "The Elephant Celebes" painter "The Elephant Celebes" painter Max "The Eye of Silence" painter "The Great Forest" painter "The Great Forest" painter Max "The Hat Makes the Man" artist "The Horse He's Sick" artist "The Horse, He's Sick" Dadaist Max "To Be or Not to Be" director Lubitsch "Trophy, Hypertrophied" artist "Two Children Are Threatened by a Nightingale" artist *"The Antipope" The "E" of accounting's EY They'll take care of you when you're out Take away little by little Take down a stream, maybe Take off with the wind Take the edge off, say Trade center in India Took ground from? Tending to wash out Tending to wear away Tending to wear down Things that wear well? type of geranium "Thin red line of ___": Kipling They're super sensitive "The greatest symphony," per "BBC Music Magazine" The Boston Symphony played its second movement to commemorate FDR's death The words "Geschrieben auf Bonaparte" are inscribed by its composer on one copy of its score Third of a famous nine "The Garden of ___" (Oscar Wilde poem) "The Garden of ___" (Wilde poem) "The great binder and loosener," per Jung "Theogony" figure "__ Turannos": E.A. Robinson poem about a complex marriage Taker of a bow? The 433d asteroid. The Graces waited on him The Graces waited on this god The libido The libido, in psychiatry The love drive The power of love Topic in a Platonic symposium Topic of Plato's "Symposium" Tortoise song about Cupid? Trafalgar Square statue Troubadour's inspiration That may be worn away. The wearing away of rocks, e.g. Tide's havoc Topsoil trouble. the mechanical process of wearing or grinding something down Tending to abrade Tending to eat away Tending to rust. the state of being erosive Tending to arouse desire Titillating "The Naked Maja" and such The art of love? Thighs may be displayed in it Titillating material Titillating tomes The Marshall Plan. The Marshall Plan: Abbr. "The cautious seldom __": Confucius "The cautious seldom ___" (quote attributed to Confucius) "The wisest of the wise may __": Aeschylus "To __ is human . . ." "To ___ is human . . . ": Pope "To ___ is human"—Pope. "To ___ is human; to forgive, divine" "To say they __ I dare not be so bold": Shakespeare Trip up, metaphorically Take a bite of decorative fruit, e.g. Take a wrong turn Take a wrong turn, maybe Take a wrong turn, say Take the wrong approach Take the wrong exit Text an embarrassing screenshot to the wrong person, say Text the wrong person, say Thing to do on the cautious side? Thing to do on the side of caution Throw into the dugout, say Throw past first, e.g. Throw the ball away, say Throw too high, e.g. Throw too low, say Throw trash in the recycling bin, say Throw wide of the cutoff man, say Throw wide of the mark, say Throw wide, say Throw wild. Throw wildly Throw wildly, e.g. Throw wildly, say To do it is human To do this is human To do this is human, it's said Transgress, e.g. Transpose digits, e.g. Transpose digits, say Trip or slip Trip or slip, e.g. Try to fit a square peg in a round hole, e.g. Turn left instead of right, perhaps Type "teh," e.g. Type a typo Type a typo, perhaps Type a typo, say to make a mistake or be incorrect TENDENCY to stray Tendency to go astray. Tendency to sin The state of being wrong. Task for a gofer Task to "run" TaskRabbit posting Thing to do today. Thing to run To-do list entry, perhaps To-do list item, probably Trip for Junior Trip to the bank, e.g. Trip to the bank, say Trip to the dry cleaners, e.g. Trip to the dry cleaners, say Trip to the grocery, say Trip to the market, e.g. Trip to the market, say Trip to the store Trip to the store, say Trip with a purpose Trip with purpose Trip, to carry a message. The office Mercury. Taken care of business? Tasks done while out Tasks for Junior Tasks to do around town They may be run at lunchtime They'll give you the run-around They'll take you places They're often run by children They're often run on weekends Things on some to-do lists Things to do today. Things to run To-do list entries Trips listed on to-do lists Trips made for Mom Trips made for Mom or Dad Trips with a mission Task a busy witch must do? Traveling, as a knight Traveling, as a medieval knight. travelling in search of adventure The business of Don Quixote. They deviate They may be out of bounds Turtles Term in printing. Text miscues Text mistakes Textbook fuck-ups Textbook insert They may be fixed in second printings They may be fixed in subsequent printings They may be listed on a slip of paper included with a book They require correction They slip past proofreaders They slip past some proofreaders They were missed in the proof They weren't caught in proofs They're not right Thiis and thatt Things fixed in second printings Things that corrections correct Thiss and thaat Transpositions, wrong font, etc. Typesetter's lapses. Typesetting mistakes Typo list Typographical boners. Typographical mistakes. Typos Typos and such Typos in literature Typos, e.g. "Trusty" antonym the state of being erratic Typesetter's goof Typo discovered after printing Typo, e.g. Typo. Texted the wrong person, say Threw wide, say Threw wildly at Shea Threw wildly, say Took a wrong turn Took a wrong turn, e.g. Took a wrong turn, say Transposed letters, say Transposed two numbers, e.g. Typed "untied" instead of "united," say "To __ human . . ." "To ___ human . . . ": Pope "To ___" (words of frailty) "The Adventures of Robin Hood" actor Flynn "The Adventures of Robin Hood" name "The Fog of War" director Morris "The Fog of War" filmmaker Morris "The Fog of War" producer Morris "The Sea Hawk" name "The Thin Blue Line" director Morris "The Unknown Known" documentary director Morris *"The Maltese Falcon" actor Peter Tasmanian-born Flynn The Weasley family owl, in "Harry Potter"