Letter T 79500–79750

Type of circus or market Type of circus performer. Type of market Type of market or circus Typhus carrier Title character known for breaking the fourth wall Trifling annoyance Trivial annoyances Tiny sideshow attraction Trick football play Theatres with dirty reputations Tenants that come with pets? They dog dogs They go to the dogs They may be hard to get off some coats They may jump on dogs They might dog a dog Tiny biters Tiny circus denizens Tiny circus performers Tiny jumpers Tiny pests Tiny parasites are really frightening? Tiny bit of paint The fugitive did it Thirteenth word of "Casablanca.” Took to one's heels Took to the hills Tried to escape Turned tail Take to one's heels Take to the hills Trial lawyer Bailey Try to get away Turn fugitive "The Defense Never Rests" co-author Take for a sucker the wool of a sheep or similar animal Took to the cleaners Takes for a sucker Tent show featuring trained sheep? Try to escape, as pursuers Topps competitor Topps rival Topps rival, once Topps rival, to baseball card collectors They must be going They skedaddle Takes to the hills. Tries to get away Turns tail THAMES River, stream (now a covered sewer) flowing into the Tactical group The 7th is at Formosa. Thrice: "Burn the ___" Truck collection travelling swiftly "The battleships are at sea" Tactical groups. The 7th and others. Truck assemblages The London press The press, in Britain "Taking Heat" memoirist This person, about to stop affair, is creator of 27 Tongue in Belgium Town SE of Zagreb "The Way of All ___" "The Way of All ___" (Samuel Butler novel) "The Way of All ___": Butler Tattooist's canvas The spirit is willing but the ___ is weak Type of wound the body the soft tissue of the body of a vertebrate: mainly muscle tissue and fat tights The temptations of Egypt. Thing in un jardin "To act __, bat your eyelashes" Traveled by air, in the past Took TWA Took a Concorde Took a chopper, say Took a plane Took a puddle-jumper Took a puddle-jumper, say Took a red-eye, say Took a shuttle Took a shuttle, perhaps Took offf Took the Concorde Took the red-eye Took to the air Took to the sky Traveled by jet Traveled in a plane Traveled like Saint-Exupéry Traveled like a monarch? ___ the coop ___ the face of (was openly defiant of). The angry witch... Took up a Piper Cub, perhaps Traveled alone, perhaps The chicken farmer ... The pilot ___ Took off, as a bird Tighten a muscle Tighten by contraction Tighten, as muscles __ time (workplace benefit) the property of being flexible the quality of being adaptable or variable Telecommuter's positions Try to bark like Fido, despite being constrained? the state of being flexed touch or hit with a light, quick blow touch or move in a quick movement Thunderhead's mother, in film They're full of stars, often Take a ___ (make a risky bet) They go under windshield wipers They may be held down by wipers Trains, buses, etc. on fast schedules. Takes a high way Takes a jet Takes a plane Takes the Concorde Takes the high way? Takes to the air Trash lovers Tsetses Tsetses and gnats the space over the stage used to store scenery They're found in a nobleman's stable? Takes off on one's own Touches down at Type of recorder transientness They're hidden in seven of the long answers Tossing Junior overhead? THE PILOT PLAYED A __ They take off with passengers the property of weakness by virtue of careless construction Thin paper Thin paper for carbons THROW into the ground THROW the body about Throw angrily Throw aside. Throw forcefully Throw forcibly Throw violently Throw with force Throw, at a carnival Try, informally throw, send, or move forcefully or hurriedly ___ the gauntlet. Town featured in "Roger & Me" TV Guide's #2 cartoon surname the child's misery would move even the most obdurate heart Toss quickly in the air TV comic Wilson The ___ Wilson Show Toss a coin Toss a pancake Toss casually Toss of a coin Toss with a spatula Toss, as a coin Tumbling maneuver Turn a pancake Turn a summersault Turn like an hourglass timer Turn on a griddle Turn on the grill Turn over a Pancake Fancy Turn over with a quick smooth movement Turn over with a spatula Turn over, as a flapjack Turn over, as a pancake Turn over, as an omelet Turn over, like a pancake Turn over; over-smart Turn upside down Turn with a spatula Turn, as a burger Turn, as pancakes Twirler's trick They take stands at meetings Three words that precede "side" Turn, as a record treating serious things lightly Threw a coin Turned state's witness The Motorola Razr, for example Tumbler's way to go Takes after a tumbler There are two in a double pike Tosses with a quick jerk. Tosses, as a coin Trampoline maneuvers Turns over, as a pancake Turns state's witness Turns, as pancakes Trademark Marlboro package Tease amorously Tease of a sort Teasing type Tickle under the table, maybe Toy (with), as an idea Toy romantically Trifle (with) romantically Trifle (with), as an idea Try a new line, say Toyed (with) toyed trifled Texts "heyyy," maybe Toys (with) Trades glances, perhaps Tries to be seductive Triflers in love. Trifles (with) To rove on the wing. Travel like a monarch TREE trunk, cut slice from Top ___ (golf brand) Top-__ ("airborne" golf products brand) Top-___ (golf ball brand) Top-___ (sports brand) Top-___ golf balls Travels erratically Travels like Tinker Bell Travels like a hummingbird TMC sister channel TV movie channel TV ad role for Stephanie Courtney TV character who said "Kiss my grits!" TV coworker of Alice and Vera The great Ziegfeld Theatrical nickname. Theatrical producer Ziegfeld Title role for Polly Holliday Track legend ___-Jo THREAD passed without being interwoven (weaving) Tool for smoothing wet concrete Tournament of Roses entry Treat with ice cream and soda tread water Traveled by inner tube