Letter T
Took up, as a cause
Takes in marriage
Takes up, as a cause.
Takes up, in a way
Tiramisu ingredient
Trattoria beverage
Trattoria brew
Trattoria shot
Type of coffeehouse
The Barista Express, e.g.
They get steamed every day
They really get steamed
They're not drips
Tonic cocktails
Talent for cocktail talk
Trait of a bon vivant
TV athletic award
TV sports award
TV sports prize
Take a look at
Take notice of
The Arthur Ashe Award for Courage is one
The Arthur Ashe Courage Award is one
The Arthur Ashe Courage Award, for one
The Jimmy V Award for Perseverance, e.g.
The Jimmy V Award, for one
To see at a distance
TV sports awards
The Arthur Ashe Courage Award and others
They may recognize excellent field work
They're given for Best Upset and Best Play
Tiger Woods has 21
Tiger Woods has the greatest number of them
Tiger Woods has won a record 21 of them
Tiger has 21
Trophies for Tiger Woods and LeBron James
Title for some lawyers
Title for a J.D. holder
Title for a person with a J.D.
Title for an att. gen.
Title for an atty.
Title of courtesy, for short
Title of courtesy: Abbr.
title Atty. degree
Titles at A.B.A. mtgs.
Titles for J.D. holders
Titles for U.S. atts.
Titles for attorneys (abbr.)
Titles for attys.
Titles for those who've passed the bar: Abbr.
Titles in court, for short
Titles in court: Abbr.
Titles of courtesy: Abbr.
Titles of lawsuits?: Abbr.
Titles of respect: Abbr.
Title for a lawyer
Titles of courtesy
..., to Samuel Morse
Third letter after Q
T preceder
Taboo suffix for feminists
Tall character in "Snow White"
Tasty center
Tchaikovsky's ninth
Tee forerunner
Tee lead-in
Tee neighbor
Tee perceder
Tee preceder
Tee precursor
Tee predecessor
Tee's predecessor
Test track curve
Test track section
Test-track curve
Testy turn
The beginning or end of "Spartacus"
The end of "Spartacus"?
The end of things
The first of September birthstone
The first of September?
The first of several?
The last of us
The letter S
The nineteenth letter.
The ultimate in priorities
Thematic letter herein
Thi_ clue'_ mi_ _ing letter
Thick dictionary section
Thing that makes fat fast?
Third consonant in "consonant"
This + vertical line = dollar sign
This causes a tale to become stale
This makes Leo a female
This makes a hot shot
This makes a pin spin
This opens sesame
Three dots, in Morse
Three dots, in Morse code
Three dots, in code
Three dots, to Morse
Tilde's shape, loosely
Toaster's center
Tortuous curve
Tough curve
Track challenge
Trap shape
Treacherous bend
Treacherous curve
Tree predecessor
Tricky curve
Tricky road bend
Tricky road curve
Tricky turn
Truman's middle initial
Truman's signature had a capital one
Turn by Tomba
Turn one way and then back
Twin curve.
Twisted letter
Twisted path
Twisting area on a road
Twisting path
Twisting shape
Twisting trail
Twisting turn
Twisty character
Twisty course
Twisty curve
Twisty letter
Twisty path
Twisty river shape
Twisty road
Twisty road curve
Twisty road segment
Twisty section of a road
Twisty shape
Twisty turn
Two hairpin turns, say
Two hairpins?
Two past "cue"
Two sharp turns
Two turns, maybe
Two-way curve
___-tsett (letter of the German alphabet)
trap shape Sink
, to a telegraph operator
Third-person pronoun in Pisa
Tiros's fellow traveler
Test, in Tours
Trial, for Henri
Try, at Versailles
Try, in Troyes
"Tatler" offering
"The Federalist Papers" piece
"The Federalist" component
"The Myth of Sisyphus", for example
"The New Yorker" piece
TEST person
TEST thing
TRY person
TRY thing
Test answer in a blue book
Test answer written in paragraphs
Test answer, maybe
Test assignment, sometimes
Test composition
Test format
Test format, often
Test format, perhaps
Test format, sometimes
Test part, perhaps
Test question, maybe
Test segment, perhaps
Test type you can't really guess on
Test you can't really guess on
The Atlantic piece
The late Miss Repplier's specialty.
Thinkpiece, for example
Thoreau composition
Thoreau piece
Thoreau tract
Thoreau work
Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience," e.g.
Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience," for one
Thought provoker
Tiffany Midge piece
Time-consuming assignment to grade
Tractate.
Twain piece
Twain's "Taming the Bicycle," e.g.
Twain's "The Awful German Language," notably
Type of magazine piece
Type of nonfiction writing
Type of question
Typical Montaigne work
Took a crack at
Trying one
Trying type
They try
Those who endeavor.
Triers.
Trying individuals
Trying ones
Trying people
Trying types
Test that involves a lot of writing
Tests that are hard to guess on
Think-piece creator
Thoreau, e.g.
Type of writer
Takes in the paper?
Term papers.
Test answers in blue books
Test formats
The contents of "Slouching Towards Bethlehem"
Themes
They can be argumentative
Thoreau pieces
Thoreau works
Thoreau writings
Treatises
Trials
Trillin treats
Two Ralph Waldo Emerson collections
They don't call for short answers
They don't lend themselves to guessing
They require discussions
They take a long time to grade
They're marked subjectively
They're often answered in blue books
"To be" in 105 DOWN
"To be" in Latin
"To be," for Brutus
"To be," for Caesar
"To be," to Brutus
"To be," to Caesar
"To be," to Cicero
"To be," to Tiberius
"To be," to Titus
"To be," philosophically
Takes to dinner and a movie, say
Tar Heel State motto starter
The better part of Jesse
They, in Italy
They, in Rome
They, in Trieste
They: It.
Tiberius' "to be"
To be in old Rome
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