Letter T 76250–76500

Type of story. traditional story Thinking like Aesop? Tale tellers "The Fox and the Grapes" and "The Tortoise and the Hare" Tales of a sort. Tales with morals Thurber works. Title on a child's bookshelf Taffeta or chiffon Tailor's material Tailor's purchase taffeta tarlatan toile twill trump up ... told the banker a __, ... the act of making something from raw materials Toile and tulle Toile and voile Tulle and taffeta taleteller The face of a building the face or front of a building TOOL surface TYPE, part of Take 1, clue 1 The style or cut of type. The surface. Thing to save Thing washed daily Turn toward Turn towards Typical subject of a selfie ___ the music (accept consequences) ___-to-___ (in person) terms with They might like your comments The truth about a popular Internet community? *They're worth 10 points at the casino (+1 = 14) Took on, as one's fears Turned toward Turned up, as a card Two-__ (deceitful) Two-___ (duplicitous) Took one's punishment ___ to (confronted) The pursuit of ugliness. Things worn at home? "Turn around so I can see you" the method of starting play "___ the barroom floor" The nominal value of a stock certificate: 2 wds. Type of cosmetic Technology used to identify individuals from digital images "The Three ___ of Eve" Things you may recognize at a reunion Trihedron trio Turns toward Turns up a card Type areas "The Three ___ Eve." Turns with the ball toward the defender and hoop, in basketball lingo ___ to (confronts) " . . . the ___ launched a thousand ships" Turn toward the orchestra Turn left instead of right Turn left when told to turn right Type of confrontation That it conveys a wide variety of emotions, e.g.? Turn toward sunset Treatment in a salon Treatment that may include a mask Treatment that may involve a peel treatment to improve the condition of skin type of beauty treatment "The Mask," e.g.? Trouble removing a chemical peel, say? Treatments often received with closed eyes The face: Lat. to make easier "That's the ___, Jack!" "The following is completely true:" "The inventor of the Pringles can is buried in one," e.g. "There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious ___": Arthur Conan Doyle "This is absolutely true..." "True that" "Twelve plus one" anagrams to "eleven plus two," e.g. THING assumed as basis for inference THING certainly known to have occurred THING known to be true TRUTHFUL information The lady's stacked and that's a ___ (Commodores line) Theory, after being proven There are 336 dimples on a typical golf ball, for instance Thing for Sgt. Friday Thing that Sgt. Friday requested Thing that's fancy-free? Trivia Bit of Trivia buff's fodder Trivia champ's tidbit True item True piece of information True story component True thing Truth we hold to be self-evident? Truthful statement thing Sure Be of Trivia edition of a popular strategy game? TURBULENT party (of politics) "The hard truth being ..." "There's no denying it ..." "To be honest ..." Truth in a nutshell Trivia tidbit Trivial pursuits? TEXTILE wholesaler TV's "Fear __" The "F" in SPF Two or three, to six Two, to four Took into account with in Two and one, for two Takes into account Type of "Girl" in a 2006 Sienna Miller film title "That's all true" TV's "The ___ of Life" They "flinch not": Browning They can be counted on They can be hard to face They're all right They're all true They're always true They're hard to argue with They're known to be informed? They're not fiction They're not wrong They're totally reasonable They're tough to argue with They're undeniable They're what really happened Things to face Things you may learn from a crossword Trivia answers Trivia bits Trivia book fodder Trivia fodder Trivia quiz fodder Trivia, essentially Trivia-book contents True statements True things things of Twain Stubborn Trivia expert's nickname? The birds and the bees The appearance of being true or real the quality of being actual or based on fact Teachers and administrators Teaching and administrative staff Teaching staff Tamagotchi, once Tattoos, currently Temporarily in thing Temporary craze Temporary excitement Temporary mania Temporary pursuit. Temporary rage Temporary style Temporary trend Texas Hold'em, e.g. Texas hold 'em, e.g. The "Macarena" dance was one The Crockett craze, for example. The Macarena or Psy's horse dance, e.g. The hustle or the Hula-Hoop The lambada or the macarena, e.g. The lambada, e.g. The lambada, once The latest rage The limbo, in the early 1960s, e.g. The limbo, once The macarena, in all likelihood The macarena, once Thing in one year and out the other Thing in vogue. This too shall be passé This too shall pass Toreador pants, for one. Transient trend Transitory passion Transitory style. Trend that comes and goes Trivial Pursuit, e.g. Troll dolls or Silly Bandz Troll dolls, for one Troll dolls, once The Zone, for one Trendy slimming strategy Trendy reducing plans Trendy weight-loss plans Trendy supplement found in salmon, for example Trendy, for now Trendy glasses? They're into the hot new thing Trendy lab hazards? "They just ___ away." Tapered cut Tapered haircut Tapered hairstyle Tapering haircut Tapering hairdo The tree trunks are melting into the forest at dusk Tire near the finish Turn sere. ___ to black (movie effect) Type of basketball shot TV technique Transition from black Transition techniques They're at the ends of some tracks Tapered haircuts Tapering hairstyles Turns dim type of melancholy Portuguese folk song Tamagotchi and planking, once Tamagotchis and Silly Bandz Tamagotchis and Webkinz, for example Teen 'zine topics Teletubbies and others Temporarily trendy things Temporary crazes Temporary fashions Temporary pursuits or fashions. Temporary tastes Temporary trends The Macarena and pet rocks The Macarena and such The Macarena, pet rocks, etc. The hula hoop and others. The twist and others The twist, once, and others They come and go They come and they go They cool off quickly They don't last long They don't stay hot for long They don't stay hot for very long They pass
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