Letter T 89500–89750

___ the balance. THAT which is in motion The wallpaperer replied __ The drywaller said he was just __ Tarzan's transport Target for clippers Teen meeting place Tippler's reward Toot consequence Toot follower "The goose ___ high." "Thereby __ a tale" "Thereby ___ tale" Turns in front of oncoming traffic, perhaps Turns, perhaps Turns around Take a surfing position Telemarketing snag? The DEA agent on "Breaking Bad" thirsted Tigers Hall-of-Famer Texan toon who works for Strickland Propane Tear dabber Tear dryer Tear wiper Tear-dabbing cloth Tear-jerker need Tearjerker take-along Tearjerker watcher's item Tissue alternative Tear dabbers Tear jerker symbols Tear-jerker needs Tearjerker symbols They're handy for emotional moments The "Chicago of China." "The Da Vinci Code" star "The Green Mile" actor "The Ladykillers" star, 2004 "The Terminal" star Tom of "Forrest Gump" Tom of films Tom or Colin Tom who played Forrest Gump Tom who voices Woody in "Toy Story" films Tom who voices Woody in the "Toy Story" films Two-Oscar actor Tom's mane? Tear drier, for short Tear-sopping device Tearjerker need (Var.) Tux accessory Trickery: Colloq. Trickery; mischief "The Furys" novelist James "The Flintstones" co-creator "Tom and Jerry" co-creator The Jetsons are on his autobio cover Turn-of-the-century politician. "Ted Lasso" actress Waddingham "The Human Condition" author Arendt TV role for Miley TV's '-- Montana' Title character in a 1986 Woody Allen film Title girl of an Allen film Title role for Mia Title role in a 1986 Woody Allen film Title woman in a Woody Allen film TV show based on characters from "Red Dragon" The Silence of the Lambs character Lecter Title role for Sir Anthony Twain was raised here Twain's boyhood home Twain's childhood home Twain's hometown Twain's town "The Silence of the Lambs" villain "The ___ Hilton" "The ___ Hilton" ('87 war movie) "The ___ Hilton" (1987 war movie) "The ___ Hilton" (Michael Moriarty movie) "Trip to ___" (1968 Susan Sontag book) TONKIN capital (Viet.) Temple of Literature city Temple of Literature locale Threatened city in French Indo-China. Tonkin Delta capital Tonkin Delta city Tonkin city Tonkin port. Tonkin's capital. Tower of ___ (classic math puzzle) Tower of ___ (disk-stacking puzzle) Tower of ___ (logic puzzle) Tower of ___ (math puzzle with rods and disks) Tower of ___ (mathematical puzzle) Tower of ___ (puzzle with pegs and rings) Towers of ___ (logic puzzle) Turtle Pagoda locale Turtle Pagoda site Turtle Tower setting the capital city of Vietnam the English royal house that reigned from 1714 to 1901 "The Captain and the Kids" kid "The Lion King" Oscar-winning composer Zimmer "The Silver Skates" boy "The Unparalleled Adventure of One ___ Pfaall" (Edgar Allan Poe short story) Tale-teller ___ Christian Andersen The Brinker boy The elder Holbein. Twin of Fritz. The white goose: Hindu myth. the official published verbatim report of the proceedings of a parliamentary body to confront someone with his or her previously recorded opinions Title boy in a Humperdinck opera Tale with a gingerbread house The Man in Motion Taxi for Holmes Taxi forerunner Transport for Dorian Gray Transport for Holmes Transportation for Holmes. Two-wheeled cab for two Two-wheeled cab. Two-wheeled covered carriage Type of cab for Sherlock Holmes Transport bacon - ham's off! Transports for Holmes Two-passenger vehicles Trio whose "MMMBop 2.0" was somehow back on the Billboard charts in 2023 Two-millennia-old tradition that begins at sunset tonight Tourists, in Hawaii type of ritual drink TV's "___ & Leonard" Two farthings, colloquially Twice-funny chance? tumultuary the quality of being haphazard The Nile, as a god The River Nile deified. the accidental omission of letters, words or lines in copying The meeting took place off without an incidence type of loose Japanese coat "The ___ Girl in the Whole U.S.A." (Donna Fargo hit) Third-to-last word of many fairy tales Third line of toast to be congratulated Two more devotees The cheery marine biologist was... TV series that premiered in 1974 TV show that inspired the idiom "jumping the shark" when a main character literally jumped over a shark The Fonz's sitcom Typical fairy-tale conclusion "The Most _____" (stage musical) Typical phrase for celebrating America's Independence Day *Time for discount drinks Time for discounted drinks Time of day for discounted drinks Tavern enticements Time for some to raise their glasses The ball drops! They keep many folks up Turtles classic Theme song of a classic western, visually suggested six times in this puzzle's grid They was watchin 'Yo! MTV Raps' / What's the ___ on the craps?: Ice Cube TOUCH sense (pert. to) Touch technology Toootally genuine laugh syllable Twice, "That was sooo funny ..." [Tell me one I haven't heard before] ___ Takashi (10th prime minister of Japan) Treyf : kosher :: ___ : halal Torment repeatedly time to Hard to-badger tread down treat rough The irritated tugboat captain ___ *Two fours at the craps table Taco shell option The __ Rock Cafe is planning a new emphasis on live music Times or tack Toothbrush rating Tough to learn Tough to solve Type of candy or cider Type of cider tiredly toilful toilsomely Thing not to be broken This is difficult to change Tough, demanding type Tough, uncompromising sort tough person Tough and stubborn thin stiff board made of compressed sawdust and wood chips Tough and unsentimental Tough as nails (Mark Twain) Tough as they come Tough-as-nails Tough: Colloq. type of skiing boot Tough actor Peter? The first sound in Gary, but not Gerald The fourth letter of "circle," but not the first The second consonant in "cicada," but not the first Third letter of recommendation? Tough customer Tangible money Tabloid TV show Text on paper Type of book Toughness in manner Two fours in craps Toughened and tempered. the act of making something harder the process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization " . . . the ___ they fall" Taking more time, probably, as a test Taskmaster's cry The most difficult The ultimate in knots Tops in toughness Tough ball for a shortstop to field (1 to 5) the state of being hardhanded the state of being hardheaded the state of being hardhearted Twenty-ninth U. S. President. Twenty-ninth U.S. president Tough luck Tough school They don't back down They won't budge Tough luck, in Britain Tough time of it Tough going "That's a false statement!" they scarcely ever used the emergency generator the quality of being difficult to do the ruggedness of his exams caused half the class to fail Tough, practical, and unsentimental one Tough, unsentimental type Tough, as a cop Tough person, to a Brit Type of subsoil. "That's a definite no" The internist felt it was a ___ The harried cider producer was ___ ___ to it (having trouble).