Letter T
Tabloid show hosted by Mario Lopez
Terrestrial opening?
The 13th item in a baker's dozen
The last 10% of 110%
Theater walk-on
Tribe member in many films
Teacher's bonus offering
TAKE tooth out by force
THING of the nature of an extract
Tool for removing broken screws
Traveling dentist's rig?
Transfer to another jurisdiction, as a prisoner
Turn over, in a way
Takes back legally
the surrender of an accused or convicted person by one state or country to another
They make things easier (as in some of this puzzle's clues) or, read another way, a description of how this puzzle's theme answers were formed
The tenth and beyond
Tie breakers.
Tiebreaking periods in baseball
Tiebreaking periods on the diamond
T choice
Takeout order that may feed the whole family
Trousers for Jabbar or Willis Reed
Taking place off campus
the state of being without or beyond a thing; foreignness
things that exceed the usual order, kind or method
Touchdown follower, often
Townsperson indicates "He went thataway" in a silent film?
Theater crowd?
They form a crowd in Hollywood
They have no lines
They make a really big scene?
They're cast in a cast of thousands
They're good for crowds
They're more than what's needed
Trattoria request
Type of cheddar
the quality of exceeding the appropriate limits of decorum or probability or truth
taking place outside a vehicle (as a spacecraft)
THING at either end of anything
the furthest or highest degree of something
Thing with 1,000-to-1 odds
To the nth degree
They may be taken seriously
THINGS as remote or as different as possible
The sublime and the ridiculous, for instance.
They're polar
They go overboard
that part of a limb that is farthest from the torso
treetop
the state of being extrinsic
Turned outwart: Bot.
TURNING inside out
the state of being extrovert
the state of being extrudable
Thrusts out
tending to extrude
Tel. no. add-ons
Tel. number add-ons
Telephones: Abbr.
They're added on bus. lines
They're way after area codes: abbr.
Things heard in some trees: Abbr.
To be full of Energy and enthusiasm Is ti be
the process of exuding
To produce liquid that slowly escapes
Trickle out
triumphing
TEXAS LUTHERAN's hop-happy team?
Town far from a city
Town far from the city's core
Town outside of a city
They're far from city lights
They're way out
They sometimes get the house
They sometimes win the house
Texaco competitor
"The Bluest ___"
"The Bluest ___" (Toni Morrison novel)
"The Bluest ___" (Toni Morrison's début novel)
Take a gander at
Target center
Taste, ironically
Tasteful discernment
Tater spot
Teardrop's starting point
Term for a hole in Swiss cheese
The E in REM
The calm before the second half of the storm
The calm within a storm
The corner of one is called a canthus
The logo of CBS
The sclera covers most of it
There's one on a one
Thing in an orbit
Thing surrounded by cilia
Third __ (sensory organ on some reptiles)
Third ___ Blind
Third ___ chakra
This has a pupil, but no teacher
Thread receiver
Thread target
Threaded part of a needle
Threader's target
Tiger part in a Survivor song
Trade-off in a biblical quote
Tropical cyclone center
Tuber bud
Tuber protuberance
Twinkling thing
Type of liner
Type of patch
Type of socket
They fill sockets
They're found in orbits
Transplant repository
Transplant source
type of threaded bolt
type of plant with small white-and-purple flowers, formerly used to treat eye disorders
Target of a spoolie
Target of milady's pencil
Target of tweezers
Target of tweezers, sometimes
Thing sometimes raised.
Threading or waxing target, maybe
Tweezer target
Tweezer target, sometimes
Tweezers target
Type of pencil
They may be penciled in
They may raise in surprise
They're often plucked
They have a lot of pluck
They pull away from faces
Trophy spouse, so to speak
Thing that's hard to miss
They have letters for you to read
They often have a large "E" at the top
The shy may avoid it
Thing desired in a singles' bar
Type of body language considered rude in many cultures
Took a gander
Took a gander at
Took a look
Took account of
Took in visually
Took note of
Took notice of
Type of monster (with "green")
Triangular chart user
Tools also known as Pasteur pipettes
Tears: Poetic.
They can make pupils grow larger
They can make your pupils greater
They may get the red out
They're administered
Task to focus on
Test for 20/20
Test for pupils
Test involving gradually longer lines
Test involving reading letters
Test that requires all your focus?
Test with letters
Test you need to focus for?
This starts with an E
Tests by optometrists
Tests that people look forward to?
Tests using Snellen charts
They can get you contacts
The Eiffel Tower, aptly?
Thorough look
They're attractive to look at
Treatment for dark circles
They target dark circles and puffiness
They may be found beside temples
They may be found near temples
They rest on bridges
Type of coordination
"___ the Sky" (Alan Parsons Project hit)
Taking a long hard stare at
*Traffic helicopter, say
Traffic helicopter
Traffic helicopter, e.g.
... this stray bit on your face
Thing covered by mascara
Tiny margin
They lie above orbits
They may be batted
They may be batted (Olsen, letters 2-7)
They're fluttered by flirts
TELESCOPE part
Topmost optic in a microscope
Tarp hole
Tennis shoe hole
There might be one on the corner of a sail
They're often laced into
Target for some shadows
The blinking thing
There may be a shadow on it
They are raised for all to see
They close at night
They close when you doze
They may get heavy at night
They sometimes get heavy
They're all over pupils
They're shut at night
They're usually closed at night
They're usually closed overnight
They're usually heavier at night
They come with pencils
They're used to make wings
They keep people in the dark
Tending to gather information visually
"The ___ the Needle": Follett
"__ the Tiger": Survivor song
"___ the Needle" (1981 movie)
"___ the Tiger" (1982 hit)
__ the Needle
___the storm
"The ___ Storm": P. White novel
Theme song for "Rocky III"
Telescopic part
Things that amaze
Telescope user
Tom the tailor of Coventry
"There he goes again!" look
Teenager's specialties
They check things out
They get a gander
They give you the once-over
They ogle
They stare
They're just looking
They're looking
They're observant
Those who watch
"The Hills Have ___"
"The __ of Laura Mars"
"The ___ Have It in Idaho, Where Mr. Potato Head Is Running for Mayor of Boise" (1985 _People_ headline)
"The ___ of Texas . . . "
"The ___ of strangers / Are cold as snowdrops": Philip Larkin
"The night has a thousand ___ . . . "
"The sky is the daily bread of the ___" (Emerson)
"The windows to the soul"
"Their __ Were Watching God"
"These ___, are crying"
"These ___, are crying" The Guess Who
They blink and shed tears
Takes a gander at
Takes a look
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