Letter T 7500–7750

"Take __!" ("Get lost!") "Take ___!" ("Scram!") the law of reverence for every form of life Take __ (follow advice) "That just clicked" "The fog has lifted" Take -- (sustain damage) Take -- (sustain some damage) Take ___ (inhale) Take ___ (lose one) Take ___ (lose some money) Take ___ (suffer loss) Take ___ (suffer, as one's poll numbers) Take _____ on (inhale, as drugs) The Colorado Eagles joined it in 2018: Abbr. Town near Munster Top award given in 2020 to an Iowa Wild forward "'Tis but a foolish sigh—'___'" (Gilbert & Sullivan lyric) Troubled utterance "Twilight in Delhi" author ___ Ali The "Thief of Bagdad." Turkish sultan Turkish sultan (1643–95) Turkey's new president, ___ Necdet Sezer "The Governator" "Total Recall" autobiographer's nickname The Governator, as he might pronounce it The Governator, facetiously The Governator, jocularly " . . . tickle her with ___": Jerrold "That actually makes sense" Take ___ of (grip) Take ____ of yourself "There's ___ in My Bucket" (children's song) "There's ___ in my bucket ..." "There's ___ in the Bucket" (kids' song) "There's ___ in the bucket..." The one who keeps edging up behind the car next to you even when it's your turn to merge, e.g. The one who wanders ahead of you in the grocery line and hopes you won't call them on it, e.g. The person who stole that parking spot you were waiting to take, e.g. Total d-bag Toxic person, briefly Theodore Dreiser travelogue Tons of fun Totally LOL-worthy Trivial distance, or what can be paired, in order, with the starts of the answers to the starred clues This minute, in Tijuana Today, in Tampico Today, in Tijuana "Three Men on ___." Twice-repeated phrase in "Richard III" Tons of, poetically Tons, poetically "That's __ one!" "There'll be -- time..." "There'll be ___ time in . . . " "There'll be ___ time in the old town . . . " "__ time in the old town..." Tennessee Williams title words "___ there!" "___ there, matey!" Traditional call across the waves Talk Like a Pirate Day greeting Tar greeting Tar hail Tar's call Tar's cry Tar's greeting Tar's hail Tar's word Tar-to-tar call Telephone greeting suggested by Alexander Graham Bell to a mate Call Talk Like a Pirate Day intro Tars' greetings "That's pleasurable" sounds TV series about a haunted house, for short TV show with a season titled "Apocalypse," for short TV show with a season titled "Coven" TV show with a season titled "Coven," for short Therapeutic sounds These go with ohs They accompany "ohs" They accompany oohs They go with ohs They go with oohs They often mean "I see" They're heard before some exams They're often heard in doctors' offices Things "said" in doctors' offices Things said during a physical Throat exam sounds Throat-exam sounds Tongue depressor preludes Tonsil-checking sounds Tonsils-checking sounds "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" character The "Heathen Chinee" in Harte-Twain play. The "Heathen Chinee." Twain/Harte play "That makes sense," facetiously "Totally clear now" Tongue-in-cheek "I see" Tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment Type of cork extractor Ten thousand squared Title combining a starving elder and an animal enclosure, per Ogden Nash type of small pink cod of SW Pacific waters "Them's the breaks, I guess" "That's more like it!" "That does ring a bell" "That does sound familiar" "That was it" The whole shebang Turkey's home "Trade, not ___." Take apart The A in ADC The U.N. might send it Third-world need To help. Travelers' ___. Tuition reducer the work of caring for or attending to someone or something think about "The Gods Love Nubia" musical "The Past Is Another Land" musical "The Sopranos" actress Turturro "Triumphal March" opera Title role for a soprano in Verdi’s repertoire The "A" in the so-called ABCs of Opera, the most-performed operas in the Met's history The "grandest"opera? The Franco-Prussian War delayed its premiere The King of Egypt has a part in it The King of Egypt sings in it Tim Rice/Elton John musical Title Ethiopian princess Title captive in an 1871 opera Title character of a Verdi opera Title girl of a Verdi opera Title princess in a Verdi opera Title slave of opera Title slave of the stage Titular slave of opera Tony score for Elton Tony-winning lead role for Heather Headley Tony-winning role for Heather Headley Tragic Ethiopian princess Tragic Ethiopian princess of opera Tragic Verdi heroine Tragic opera heroine Tragic opera princess Turturro Actress Turturro of "Angie" Turturro of "The Sopranos" Turturro on "The Sopranos" the wright verdicts actress turturro Turner of "Rivals" Teacher's ___ (classroom helper) Teacher's assistant Teacher's helper Teacher's or nurse's helper Tenor's solo Thug Trusted assistant Trusted underling Towed off the road, say To help, to Henri To help: Fr. They help The staff They carry the Presidents "black box" They help the generals. The staff departs " . . . to come to the ___ the party" " . . . to the ___ the party" ". . . to the ___ their party" "The Normal Heart" topic Telepompters, to speakers Teleprompters, for speakers The "A" of the ACT UP organization They may be audiovisual They might be visual Throws a line to Town in Honolulu County Town near Honolulu 'The Pickle' star Danny "Too big to fail" insurance co. Troubled insurance giant the tag covering the ends of a lace Two Senators (Vt.-Mich.) Troy of "Monday Night Football" Troy of N.F.L. fame Take to one's bed Take to the sickbed trouble or afflict Tales of woe? Tree of heaven Took sick TV news director Roger The ___ School (Manhattan dance institution) The second {/A/} in {/AAADT/} Troubling They may make you feel sick Troubles deeply Takes painkillers, say Takes sick leave Takes to bed Takes to the sickbed Train tracks Troubles, used impersonally. "___ to Please" 7 Seconds Take a bead on Target focus Target the target Target-practice order Target-practice word Targeting need Tell's was excellent Tell's was swell Tenor The line of sighting. Thing marksmen do Take careful aim Three-point shooter's asset Toothpaste brand Topic to discuss with a guidance counselor Trail of Broken Treaties org. Train Train on a target Trapshooting asset Try (for) Try (to do something). to hit a target Ability try to achieve Target with a pistol Target, as a dartboard Target, as in archery Target, as in paintball Target, as with a dart Target, as with a gun Train on Train the crosshairs on Try to hit Try to reach Targeted Targeted, with "at" Took a bead on Trained, as a firearm Took as a target