Letter T 93500–93750

Turn in for the night, informally The village blacksmith did it The thoughtful guitar player __ The civil engineer ... The contractor __ The elevator operator __ Turn in: G. I. slang. Turn in: Slang. Timeout cause, sometimes "Take two and ___ right" (old baseball adage) Top ten song Touch for funds Try to borrow money from Try to get money from Try to get money from, slangily Try to mooch from Teeming multitude The place to be a bee There's no B in ___ They generate a lot of buzz They may be abuzz with activity The buzz? The Lone Ranger's shout to Silver Taunt for a police officer? "The Lone Ranger" catch phrase They're fighting to oust the Israelis type of Japanese porcelain The mayor: Humorous. "The American Language" author Title for this puzzle ... which the answers to the eight starred clues will help explain "That's an interesting thought ..." "That's curious . . ." "Things that Make You Go ___" Thinker's sound Thinking aloud? Thinking sound, maybe Thoughtful interjection Thoughtful murmur Thoughtful sound Thoughtful utterance Treatment middleman, familiarly Type of ins. plan Thai people and language Targets of criticism in "Sicko" They have participating M.D.'s They have plans, for short They may have you covered (abbr.) They often require referrals: Abbr. They've got plans to take care of you They've got you covered: Abbr. Treatment groups "The nerve of that one!" Theatrical craft. Texter's "Get in touch" Ten tens: Abbr. Tenth of a grand: Abbr. TOGOLAND capital Tennis great Lew Tennis great Lew who won three of the four majors in 1956 Tennis star Lewis. Tennis whiz of Australia. Two-time Wimbledon winner Lew Tennis players Lew and Jennifer. "The Alibi Man" romance novelist Tami Type of frost Throw away nothing Try to corner the market trove Treasure stasher They stockpile and stockpile Templewood of England They cover lots of ground Thoroughbred with throat problems? Throaty dismissals? Too familiar Too-familiar Treasure container that's as old as the hills? "The War of the Worlds" broadcast, notably Target for a debunker The 1938 broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" was one The Cardiff Giant was one. The Cardiff Giant, e.g. The Cardiff Giant, for one The Cardiff Giant, notably The Hitler Diaries, e.g. The Piltdown Man, e.g. The Piltdown Man, for one The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, e.g. The finding of a Virgin Mary-shaped gummy candy, e.g. Trickster's deception Tricksters "The Hitler Diaries" and others Trickster's activity Target in quoits The flattop part of a cooker Thing to raise target Quoits Good shot in trivet TASMANIAN capital TENNIS city, first to have a court in Australia (1875) Tasmania capital Tasmania's capital Tasmanian city Tasmanian port. "The Farseer Trilogy" author Robin Tiger in a strip Tolkien creature like Frodo Tolkien humanoid Tolkien's Frodo, for one "The Fellowship of the Ring" residence Tolkien's Shire dwellers Tied the legs of a horse. the state of being a hobbledehoy, an awkward young fellow the state of being a hobbledehoy "The Natural" Roy "The Natural" baseball star Roy "The Natural" baseballer Roy "The Natural" character "The Natural" character Roy "The Natural" hero Roy "The Natural" prodigy Roy "The Natural" protagonist Roy "The Natural" role Roy ___ The new Federal Security Administrator. Tot's ride Tot's riding toy They do what they like the state of being a hobgoblin Thick-headed fastener "The Grapes of Wrath" figure The Littlest____(famous Canadian dog) The Shaggy Man of the Oz books Ticketless rail rider Ticketless train rider To whom "bullets" are beans To whom a horizontal zigzag meant "barking dog" Tracks traveler Train hopper Train hopping vagrant Train rider Train rider, perhaps Trainyard vagabond Transient who travels by rail Transient with a bindle Traveler in boxcars Traveler of a sort. Traveler sans tickets Traveling tramp Type tending to drift Tramped the country. They follow tracks Track followers Traditional campers Travelers of a sort. Traveling sorts Traveling tramps Two shovels for "work available," for example Thomas who lent his name to a "choice" This or nothing. This, in latin This, to Nero This, to Virgil _____ tempore (Latin for "currently") Take to a pawnshop Take to the pawnbroker Take to the pawnshop Trade for money team sport Target of a Lightning strike? Tool for Patrick Kane Tool for a cross-checker Tool for a slap shot Tool used for good, strong slaps Takes to a pawn shop Takes to a pawnshop "The Pawnbroker" set Take one's gibbon to a pawn shop? Three-sided carrier Ton of bricks carrier Tool for carrying bricks Tray for bricks Trough for carrying bricks. Trough for mortar Trough for toting bricks Trough on a pole Trough with a handle. "Today" anchor ___ Kotb "Today" co-anchor Kotb "Today" co-host Kotb "Today" host Kotb "Today" star Kotb TV host Kotb TV personality Kotb Third-rate surfer Those likely to wipe out "Today" co-host beginning in 2007 Theologian Charles Typical name for English rustic. Tracer for ionizing particles Trays for carrying mortar. Troughs for carrying mortar. Troughs of bricks Troughs on poles Troughs with handles. The art of masonry, in Boston? "The Man With the ___." "The Man with the ___": Markham "This term for a long-handled gardening tool can also mean an immoral pleasure seeker," as per Ken Jennings in an episode of "Jeopardy!" Tackle the weeds Tend the garden Tend to a garden, in a way Tend to the garden The fellow grabbing old garden tool Tillage implement. Tillage tool Tiller's implement. Tiller's tool Toil in the soil Tool for Mrs. Wiggs Tool for Santa's garden? Tool for a long row Tool for breaking up soil Tool for clods Tool for cultivation Tool for digging furrows Tool for grubbing. Tool for harvesting root crops Tool for loosening soil Tool for mixing mortar. Tool for tilling Tool for weeding Tool for working the soil Tool hung next to a shovel, maybe Tool in Markham poem Tool in a Markham poem Tool in a garden shed Tool in a shed Tool in the Code of Hammurabi Tool of Edwin Markham's man Tool shed item Tool stored near a shovel Tool that "ain't loyal," in memes Tool that creates furrows Tool that gets ground up Tool that helps break ground Tool that makes the sound "scr-r-ritch, scratch, scratch, scritch" in "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" Tool that's older than the plow Tool to bust clods with Tool used for loosening Tool used for weeding