Letter T 76000–76250

Target centers. Targets of Moe's pokes Targets of Moe's two-fingered poke Targets of a Moe Howard poke Targets of a Stooge poke Tearing things? The ":" of :-) The "windows of the soul" The Eagles' "Lyin' __" The Guess Who hit "These______ " The Guess Who's "These ___" The ___ (apt anagram for "they see") The holes in Swiss cheese. The night's thousand The windows to the soul, it's said Them tune, "Mystic ___" There are four of them on a dollar bill These can be peeled or poked They "have one language everywhere", per George Herbert They are behind glasses They are protected by lids They blink They blink and wink They can be batted and rolled They can be crossed They can be opened, rolled, or shielded They can be piercing They can be prying or crying They can be rolled or crossed They can turn red in a flash They fill some holes in your head They fit in sockets They have pupils They have rods and cones They have their views They may be behind glasses They may be black or blue They may be black or private They may be black, brown, blue or private They may be black, green, blue or private They may be bloodshot They may be blue in the face They may be brown or blue They may be given 40 lashes They may be lazy or wandering They may be locked or rolled They may be on the game They may be painful if black They may be probing or private They may be rolled They may be rolled or crossed They may get 40 lashes They may have contacts They may see many people at once They might blink or wink They move around in orbits They often have glasses in front of them They provide a view They see the light They see things They stay the same size throughout a human's life They take things in They work better when they focus They're all in your head They're all on the game They're crossable They're examined with a phoropter They're kept under lids at night They're kept under lids, especially at night They're light-sensitive They're often closed after dark They're often closed at night They're on snails' stalks They're on stalks, on snails They're open daily They're opened first on Christmas morning They're protected by lids They're protected by lids and lashes They're seen on both sides of bridges They're tested with Snellen charts They're usually blue or brown They're vital for good looks Things behind bifocals Things in orbits Things opened in the morning Things that may twinkle Things that people are warned not to cross This puzzle's punning theme Thread takers Threading targets Trips in the dark Twinklers things Seeing Not eye to eye tinted visor Type of makeup type of make up "The ___ Laura Mars," 1978 film The __ Laura Mars The ___ Texas . . . The ____: 1978 Dunaway film Top secret Top-secret? Teacher's command to a rowdy class THING that offends the sight Trash on the street, say Trash-filled lot, e.g. Tacky lawn ornaments, e.g. They're hard to look at They're not pretty sights They're not pretty to look at Things that are hard to look at Trash bins, graffiti, etc. Trash heaps, e.g. They're between the incisors and the premolars They're cut when becoming worldly-wise This might begin with E Time to look one's best? Time to look your best? They help you acquire contacts They may precede dilations They may result in contacts They often involve Snellen charts They often provide moments of clarity They require reading many letters They require you to read the fine print They'll diagnose problems with focusing They're given at motor vehicle bureaus They're useful in making contacts Things to look your best for? Times when people look their best? Turn a blind -- Turn a blind __ (ignore) "The Look of Love" and "Suddenly I See," e.g.? Take a look around? Take the measure of *Trial figure who can give a firsthand account *True crime watcher Testimony source, perhaps Trial participant Taking a gander Taking a gander at Taking a good look at Taking a look at Taking notice Town in E. Prussia. Tropic American wildcat. Tropical American wild cat. Tropical wildcat Texas wildcats. "The __ Affair": Jasper Fforde novel "The ___ Affair" (2001 novel set partly in the world of an 1847 novel) "The ___ Affair" (Jasper Fforde bestseller) "The ___ Affair" (murder mystery set in the universe of a Brontë novel) Teacher of Adele Varens, in an 1847 novel The "I" of literature's "Reader, I married him" The second Mrs. Rochester of literature Thornfield Hall governess Thornfield Hall governess Jane Thornfield Hall surname Thornfield Hall's Jane Thornfield Hall's governess Thornfield governess Title character courted at Thornfield Hall Title character in a 2000 Broadway musical with the song "The Voice Across the Moors" Title narrator in an 1847 novel Title surname in a novel originally published under the name Currer Bell Titular Brontë heroine Titular narrator who says, "I would always rather be happy than dignified" the largest lake in the country and the lowest point on the continent "The Walking Dead" character with a pet tiger Tablet mag Tablet read "The Silence of the Hams" director Greggio Tony-winning basso Pinza Thruway convenience Toll collection system Toll method on the New Jersey Turnpike Toll-paying convenience Toll-paying option Tollbooth choice on the New Jersey Turnpike Tollbooth credential Tollbooth option for Northeasterners Tom Brady's toll payment? Turnpike timesaver Toll plaza choice in many states They really take a toll nowadays "The Cantos" poet Pound "The Snowy Day" Caldecott winner __ Jack Keats "The Snowy Day" author ___ Jack Keats "Trainwreck" actor Miller "Transangelic Exodus" musician Furman "Transangelic Exodus" singer/songwriter ___ Furman TV pundit/blogger Klein ___ Taft Benson ___ Taft Benson (1980s-'90s Mormon leader) ___ the Scribe "The Cantos" poet 'The Seafarer' poet Taft Benson et al. The original Henry Aldrich. Teammate of bosh and james the syllable naming the fourth note of the diatonic scale in solmization "The Air Up There" podcast purveyor "Towering" regulatory grp.? TWA regulator They work with the NTSB Tower authority: Abbr. Traffic controller employer Traffic-control gp. Traffic-monitoring org. Transportation Dept. agcy. Transportation Dept. agency Transportation Dept. div. Transportation Dept. division Transportation overseer, for short "That's rad!" "The ___ Four" (The Beatles) "Totes gr8" Teriff Terrific, in the Beatles Era The ___ Five ("Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" quintet) The ___ Five ("Queer Eye" stars' nickname) The ___ Five (nickname for the "Queer Eye" cast) The ___ Four (Beatles) The ___ Four (nickname of the Beatles) Totally amazing Totally fierce Totally terrif Totes amazing Totes awesome Teo of Formula One fame "Turn Me Loose" singer "Turn Me Loose" singer, 1959 Teen idol of the '50s Teen idol with the 1959 album "Hold That Tiger!" "The Fox and the Crow," e.g. "The Fox and the Grapes," e.g. "The Fox and the Stork," e.g. "The Miser and His Gold," e.g. "The Tortoise and the Hare," e.g. "The Tortoise and the Hare," for example "The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing," for one Tale from Aesop Tale of Aesop Tale with a moral Tale with a point Tale with an epigrammatic ending Talking-animal story. Talking-animal tale Teaching tale