Letter T 94750–95000

Tropical birds with curved beaks the common black, or dark green or brown, variety of amphibole THE COCK ON THE WOODPILE and LITTLE BOY BLUE "That's Entertainment! III" cohost The ___ Section (punnily-named "Taskmaster" house band) Tony winner Lena Torch singer. Tuneful Lena "The ___ Moon, with one bright star": omen in Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" Trumpet blowers. "The Green ___" ('60s superhero TV show) The Green __ (superhero played by Van Williams) tree dwelling wasp Trouble sign Troublesome situation Tea leaves show trouble for a matador? They have brass the state of being hornless Thanksgiving centerpiece, perhaps Taxi tooters They can be honked They can be locked They frequently become locked They may be locked They may be locked in battle They may be locked or blown They're heard in jams They're locked in battle They're often hit in rush-hour traffic They're often in front of the percussion section in an orchestra Things locked in battle Threesome on a triceratops Tooters Traffic cacophony Traffic jam "symphony" Triceratops's three Trombones and trumpets Trumpet and bugle Trumpets and bugles "The Way It Is" singer Bruce Tooting orchestra group (In this answer, note letters 1-3 and 5-6) Two difficult alternatives Two difficult choices Trumpet rendition Trumpeter's time to shine Time of day: Comb. form. Time of day: Prefix. The study and measurement of time TURKISH dance the state of being horrendous the act of causing horror to produce the erection of hairs on the head or body the erection of the hair of the head or body from fear or cold "The Amityville ___" "The Rocky ___ Picture Show" "Train to Busan" genre The 'Saw' series' genre "The Blair Witch Project," for one "The Cask of Amontillado," e.g. "The Monkey's Paw," e.g. Tale that might feature a haunted house Thing passed around at a party "Tony Draws a ___." Triple Crown competitor The Pie in "National Velvet," notably The ___ Whisperer: 1998 Redford film The emperor Caligula wanted to name his a consul, in legend Thoroughbred, e.g. Tout Info Tout's pick Tout's tip Transportation in a western Traveller in Lee's campaign Trigger, e.g. Trigger, for one Trotter in a western Troy trap Type of opera Transportation, in an expression. the back of a horse Transportation in Disneyland's Main Street, U.S.A. Trolley ancestor Trolley predecessor Trolley's relative Team followers The turf world Trigger's tresses Taboo alternative to beef Trainers, jockeys et al. TV fare TV perennial. The Mounties? The Oaks, for example. Triple Crown trio Thief in a western Thoroughbreds and mustangs, for example They have stable homes Things held, in a saying Thoroughbreds Today's Garden show-offs. Track racers Track rivals Triple Crown entrants Triple Crown winners Trotters and pacers, e.g. Type of intelligence: Colloq. *Trotter's footwear item Tourist site at Goat Island *Track transport The first words of the starred clues? The ___ set (fox hunters) Tot's rocker Toy rocker, in tot-speak Trans-Atlantic airbase in the Azores. tending to exhort Title elephant of kiddie lit The three from Santa Three words from Santa Triumphal entry cry Training option? Teflon product These also may run Thing attached to an engine radiator Thoroughly wet, with "down" Tool for filling up water balloons Trick, in slang Trick, slangily Tube for washing a car Tube for water Tube for watering plants Tube for watering the garden Tube in a fire truck Tubular conveyor "They shall reap the whirlwind" source Two things needed by old-time firefighters? Tended the lawn. Took to the cleaners, so to speak Totally cheated Tricked, slangily Trousers, in Berlin. Trousers, in Bonn tunics Takes in three-card monte, say Takes to the cleaners ... or cleans The company you keep? They can go to blazes They get hooked up to fire hydrants They may get kinky They might have kinks They're hooked onto hydrants They're often lying in beds and might be kinky Things coiled on the sides of houses Things you may have to get the kinks out of Tools for spraying Tricks, slangily Tubes for vacuum cleaners Tubes that might be kinked Turns a stream on Tube dealer They stock stockings Textile product. Trip to the cleaners The "H" in "M*A*S*H": Abbr. Travelers' lodge. Travelers' refuge. Travel stops Treatment and care centre terminal home They involve precise tucks Treatment stations for the fight? to place in a hospital as a patient Test sites: Abbr. "The Wonderful One ___ Shay." TV brother whose real name was Eric TV's Eric Cartwright, familiarly The Cartwright played by Dan Blocker The middle son, on 60's TV The shay's motive power Trigger or Topper, in cowboy lingo. TV show introducer Talk show moderator Talk show runner Talk show star Talk-show person The late Alex Trebek, for one Throng or swarm. Throw a ball? Throw, as a party Thrower Party Tokyo, for the 2020 Olympics Tokyo, to the 2020 Olympics Trevor Noah, for "The Daily Show" throw a bash transubstantiation Terrorist's insurance Trainer with a captive audience? Tehran tinderbox for 14-plus months Tense 1979-81 Iran news event They crave an early release TIERRA Del Fuego island Threw a ball Threw a party Threw, as a party Threw, in a way Trivia fact, part 3 Tavern of yore. Traveler's stop Traveler's stopover traveler s stop Traveler on the cheap They may take you in at night They don't sound as welcoming as they are "The ___ with the Mostes' on the Ball." "Twinkies" maker Table seater Twinkie maker Twinkie producer Type of takeover the feeling of a hostile person TV emcees Talk show VIPs They're entertaining Those giving a party Throws a party Trees, to Mistletoe "There'll be a ___ time . . . " "Too ___ to Handle" (reality show) Trending or in demand Tamale or dog Tap label The ___ corner (third base) The latest Third base, "the ___ corner." This puzzle's hidden theme Top-selling Topping the charts Trending now Type of chocolate tropic Talking head's output, perhaps Type of balloon Tap options? Thermostat site, maybe Tinder asset The popcorn producer ordered a __ The fashion magazine's editor focused on fasteners in her … They're usually eaten with maple syrup They wind up in "chop shops" Tipplers drink this in the belief it helps sober them up *Third base, in baseball lingo