Letter T 80750–81000

Toadies hometown ___ Worth, TX Tree construction Troops' stronghold trading-station "The Phil Silvers Show" setting That in which a person excels Thing you're good at the stronger part of a sword blade between the hilt and the foible thing at which a person excels Tenth word of the Gettysburg Address "Two ___ Seesaw" ___ time being. To flee a flood, head ... Thus spake Arthur Guinness Triumphant cry (... first four letters) Third line of quip To a pitcher replacing another: "Hamlet" The prime of life (with "the"). The weather is in them right now, which is why I'm indoors cluing this puzzle The United States Bullion Depository, familiarly ... the guy who can't stop bragging about Bragg Town at the west end of the George Washington Bridge Town in NE British Columbia Taylor Swift hit that aptly spent two weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 Two-week period two weeks taking place once a fortnight TOWN fit for large garrison The Tower of London, for one The Tower of London, once They wing their way to Victory. They might be "held down" The Green Mountain Boys captured it in 1775 Tyche Typeface that shares its name with the Roman goddess of luck Ton of bucks The ___: Lemmon-Matthau movie Trackers from an online business magazine? Those seeking wealthy spouses, maybe They handle the really big deposits? The British took it in 1776. To be shared Texas city nicknamed Cowtown Texas city whose motto is "Where the West Begins" The number after thirty-nine Tennis point just before a win, maybe Thieves total Third point, in tennis Third point, to Serena Third tennis point Time for a midlife crisis, for some Top music tally Two score the cardinal number that is the product of ten and four Two days in a Murphy movie Two solid days Time of the Argonauts. Two score of low, thick lilies? Test at a football tryout Talk session Thread site Town-hall event "___, the Light Brigade!" the state of being forward Thrown ball towards or at a place further ahead in space or time {/Tale about soldiers and treachery in southern Europe [1940, 1603]/} Those who opposed the writing of "Accidental Death of an Anarchist"? "Time Cycle" composer Lukas "The Pajama Game" choreographer Tony winner for Best Musical of 1999 Tony-winning musical in 1999 T. rex bone, today THING belonging to the past Texas-based watchmaker Trilobite, e.g. Trilobite, today Turned into an archaeological remnant. turn to bone turn into a fossil They're decidedly out Things of the past Traces of the past "The Brave One" actress TEND with affectionate care Temporarily adopt, as a pet Temporarily adopts, like a pet type of bread made with olive oil Terrible-smelling The townspeople defiled the river by emptying raw sewage into it Type of ball or language THIN soft, smooth, fabric twilled silk Tie fabrics *Tears from a turkey? type of woollen cloth Tipped the ball. Term in bowling, baseball and basketball Trait of one given to obscenities Trash-talker's quality the badness of the weather "The whole show stinks!" They cause strikes They lead to free throws They may be technical Tips caught by a catcher, e.g. Tripping and clipping Tendency to anger easily Tendency to be short The catcher is the only player in it Third strikes, at times Two minutes in the penalty box? The substance of "Eureka!" Tracked down take the first step into building take the first steps in building taproot Tree anchors growing in a groundwork? [Asimov-Haley] ___ the defendant. TYPE of same face and size Trevi attraction trevi attraction in rome Treasure sought in Florida and the Bahamas. Trevi coin? "The Fantastic ___" "The Sign of ___” by Conan Doyle. "To go" number. Table at bridge. Tea hour Tea time, maybe Tea time, perhaps Tea time, traditionally Teatime, maybe Teatime, perhaps Tetrad The Fantastic ___ (superhero group) The first positive non-Fibonacci number The last ball The number of letters in this clue's answer They may be on the floor Time that little Susie is woken in the 1957 hit "Wake Up Little Susie" Trey topper Twenty-seven connection Two by two Two squared Typical barbershop complement Typical number of theme answers in a crossword Typical par the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one time Tea They're hard to put out Time that's either middle of the night or early in the morning, depending on your sleep schedule Travelers' range Typical sedan Tropical swimmer Term meant to belittle a person with glasses Typoed attempt at a certain number, often seen in haste Theme of a 1941 address to Congress. Trading Clue, Monopoly, Life and Boggle? Two pianists, in musicians' argot They appear in Revelation They make one taller They're hard to walk on Tie style Tool with a low loft TREASURE HUNT STEP 5: Read these (starting east) ... and congratulations! Text just like this They may be replaced with asterisks Trumpeter's sped-up career? Too much of a candy bar? Teatime for some Traditional British teatime Traditional British tea time Traditional tea time Traditional tea time in the U.K. Two diodes = __? Tall twin, say ___ Treaty, 1921, concerning Pacific questions. T.S. Eliot opus They make a gallon They beat full houses. Trey beaters Two make eight ___ to the wind The Beatles, for example Top rating in many guides The Commandant of the Marine Corps is one Top rating for films, usually The theme, part 3 This answer has ___ the cardinal number that is the sum of thirteen and one Time coordinate. Time physically Time, relatively speaking Time, to Einstein Time, to a physicist Time to punt, in football The Press The press is part of it Transmission position Third green follow-up Traditional day for Thanksgiving in the U.S Thanksgiving date decreed in 1941 Thanksgiving date, by law The imaginary barrier between performers and audience in theater productions "The score stood __ two" when Casey struck out Three fifty-six *Table for two couples, in restaurant lingo *Table that seats two couples, in restaurant jargon Theme of this puzzle/Visit briefly They can make you take turns, and a description of the circled letters Traction booster " . . . the ___ of the heaven": Zech. 2:6 Tiny pit in the retina Table bird. They might be game Turkey or duck Turkeys and chickens Turkeys and such Turkeys, for example Two-footed livestock Two-legged livestock "The French Lieutenant's Woman" author "The French Lieutenant's Woman" novelist "The Magus" author "The Magus" author John Tepid restaurant review? Table birds. Turkeys et al. "__ : The Chicken Handbook" "Tallyho" elicitor "The Simpsons" airer "The Simpsons" network "The X-Files" network TV channel whose name is an animal TV staple since 1986 Terry ___ (voted 2nd greatest Canadian} Terry or Michael J. The Pokémon Vulpix is a six-tailed one The ____ and the Hound The quick brown ___ jumps over the lazy dog (pangrammatic sentence) Total babe This ends on a sour note, with "The" Tricked by cunning Tricked cunningly Tricked: Slang. "The Little ___." type of shark tall plant with purple or white flowers ... these flowers won't keep my hands warm ...