Letter T
Theater archvillain
To whom Brabantio says "Thou art a villain"
Tragic manipulator
Tragic villain
Traitor at the Globe?
Treacherous "Othello" character
Treacherous Shakespearean character
Treacherous Venetian
Treacherous ensign
Treacherous ensign of drama
Treacherous friend.
Treacherous soldier
Treacherous standard-bearer of drama
Tricker of Othello
Troublemaker for "the Moor."
Troublemaker in "Othello"
the villain in William Shakespeare's tragedy who tricked Othello into murdering his wife
"That's also my thought"
"That's my opinion, too"
"__ to please"
"The Wasp Factory" author Banks
Tangent attachment
Tutor or manor ending
" . . . think, therefore ___"
"-- the Walrus" Beatles
"... think, therefore ___" (Descartes)
"Take Me as ___"
"Take Me as ___" (Mary J. Blige song)
"That's me!"
"That's true about me"
"The Man Who Cried ___"
"Therefore ___" (Billie Eilish hit)
"Therefore ___" (Billie Eilish song)
"This guy, right here"
"__ The Walrus"
"__ The Walrus": Beatles song
"__ the Law" (1938 drama flick)
"__ the Senate!": Darth Sidious
"__ the Walrus" (Beatles tune)
"__ the Walrus": Beatles hit
"___ Third": Gale Sayers autobiography
"___ the Captain of the Pinafore."
"___ the Grinch" (Tyler, the Creator song)
"___ the Law" (1938 Edward G. Robinson film)
"___ the Law" (Edward G. Robinson flick)
"___ the Lord thy God": Exodus
"___ the Walrus" (1967 Beatles hit)
"___ the Walrus" (1967 Beatles tune)
"___ the Walrus" (The Beatles)
"___ the captain of my soul"
"___ the door . . . "
"___ the eggman!"
"___ the ghost of . . . "
"___ the master of my fate"
"___ the one who knocks"
"___ the state."
'Today -- a man'
Terse admission
Terse affirmation
Terse affirmative
Terse confirmation
Terse reply to "Are you happy now?"
The "sum" in "Cogito, ergo sum"
The 'sum' of Descartes
The Beatles' "__ the Walrus"
The Lord, as introduced to Moses
Thinker's conclusion
Thinker's determination
Thinking person's conclusion?
Time after midnight.
Title words before Legend or Woman
Tom Wolfe's "___ Charlotte Simmons"
Translated sum
Translation of "estoy"
Translation of "je suis"
Translation of "je suis" or "yo soy"
Translation of "soy" or "estoy"
Translation of "sum" in "Cogito, ergo sum"
Translation of "yo soy"
"Today __ man!"
"Today __ man": stereotypical bar mitzvah announcement
"Today ___ man" (Bar Mitzvah declaration)
"Today ___ man" (Bar Mitzvah statement): 3 wds.
Top 10 song of 1966
"This isn't news to me"
"To be" is one, poetically
"To be," e.g.
"To be," to poets
Trochee's counterpart
Trochee's inverse
Trochee's relative
Two-syllable foot
Two-syllable poetic foot
Two-syllable poetic unit
Two-syllable unit
There are usually five in a sonnet line
They're often metered
There are 70 in a Shakespearean sonnet
This clue contains a whole quintet of them
Trio in "To be, or not to be"
Two-beat feet
Two-syllable feet
Two-syllable feet, in verse.
Two-syllable metric feet
Trochee's opposite
Tactful turndown
"___, thou art thou . . . "
"The evidence suggests ..."
"The apple doesn't fall far from the tree", maybe
"That's patently false!"
Thin defense against the charge that "you're a nerd!"
'-- the opinion ...' (viewpoint opener)
Three-word defense
"There's no getting out of this one"
"The event sounds awesome!"
"Totally count me in for that!"
"The Little Princess" actor Hunter
"The Lord of the Rings" actor Holm
"The Rule of Four" coauthor Caldwell
"The Vampire Diaries" actor Somerhalder
TV actor McShane
TV actor Somerhalder
TV actor Ziering
TV's Ziering
Texan guitarist/singer Moore
The Lightning Seeds lead singer Broudie
The State actor Michael ___ Black
The Stone Roses singer Brown
The Vampire Diaries star Somerhalder
The Vampire Diaries star Somerholder
The third gallagher child on "shameless"
The very British Mr. Fleming.
Thornley of Big Wreck
Three-time Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Crocker
Title character of the BBC drama "Bondmaker"
Tony winner McKellen
Tony-winning actor McKellen
Toula's groom in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"
Trombonist McDougall or folk singer Tamblyn
Tull's Anderson
___ Thorpe, 2000 and 2004 Olympic swimming sensation
"Then ___ you and all of us . . . "
"The Diamond Smugglers" author, 1957
"The Lord of the Rings" star
Tennessee tackles and tight ends
Tenor Bostridge and others
Third-largest moon of Saturn
Titan who fathered Prometheus
"Thank you so much!"
"The Way __": 2007 Timbaland hit
"The Way ___" (grammatically incorrect 2007 Timbaland smash)
"This Is All ___" (1958 song)
"This is all __"
"That's my guess"
"Ten thousand saw ___ a glance": Wordsworth
"Ten thousand saw___a glance": Wordsworth
"Thanks, __": "Are you hungry?" response
"Thanks, but __ already"
The second-largest city in Nigeria
TOLIMA capital (Colomb.)
Touchscreen countertop
Type of beam.
Type of building beam
Type of girder
Type of rolled metal unit.
Type of steel rail.
Type of steel rod.
Type of structural beam.
They hold up bridge traffic
Tower supports
Trees of the Philippines
The Everly Brothers' "When Will ___ Loved?"
The Everlys' "When Will ___ Loved"
The Rascals' "How Can __ Sure"
Type of iron girder
Type of metal girder
The beginning of a confession
"__ to differ!"
"___ to differ!": 2 wds.
"___ to disagree"
"That's your opinion"
"To the best of my knowledge"
"To the best of my recollection ..."
"___ the children are our future ..."
"That doesn't sound far-fetched at all, actually"
"That _sounds_ right to me . . ."
"That sounds right!"
"That's my take"
"That's my understanding"
"That's what it looks like to me"
Tentative "yes"
The Basques' peninsula
Two-nation European peninsula
Two-nation peninsula
Toledo native, e.g.
Two-country contingent
The candytufts.
"Tell me another!"
"That doesn't surprise me!"
"That sounds intense!"
"That tracks"
"That would not surprise me!"
"That's definitely believable"
"That's doubtful"
"That's dubious"
"That's hard to believe"
"That's highly doubtful!"
"That's not gonna happen"
"There'll be trouble coming otherwise"
"That's my cue to leave"
Type of Asian goat
tahr
tur
They're horny
There, to Tacitus
There: Lat.
There: Latin.
"The same" in footnotes
"The same," for short
Term referring to a prev. citation
The same, in a footnote: Abbr.
Two words at bridge.
the same place in
Term paper citation
Term paper term
"The Scarlet ___" (classic James Hurst short story)
"The Scarlet ___" (short story by James Hurst)
TROPICAL wading bird
Tall wader
Thoth had the head of one
Thoth has the head of one
Thoth's bird.
Thoth's symbol
Title of the official British Ornithologists' Union journal
Tropical cousin of the heron.
Tropical wader
Thoth's sacred birds
Third-largest of the Balearic Islands
"The fault lies here"
"This is all my fault!"
"THINK" sloganeer
"Think" brand
"Think" company
Tech Stock
Tech co. known as Big Blue
Tech co. nicknamed "Big Blue"
Tech co. that created Watson
Tech co. that developed the UPC
Tech co. that helped with the Apollo missions
Tech co. that invented the hard disk drive
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