Letter T
Things floated but not seen
Things in suggestion boxes
Things proposed when spitballing
Things that thinkers think of
Things to think about
Think tank nuggets
Think tank offerings
Think tank products
Think tank results
Think tank's job
Think-tank creations
Think-tank fuel
Think-tank nuggets
Think-tank offerings
Think-tank products
Think-tanks output
Thinker's aims.
Thinking cap products
Thought bubble contents
Thought products
Thoughts and opinions
Thoughts that lead to big things
Thoughts that might be "floated"
Thoughts to consider
Toon light bulbs
Take part in a think tank
Theorize
Think creatively
Think up a storm
Think, fancily
Think, pretentiously
Thought creatively
Thought of
Thinks and forms mental images
Thinks of
Thinks productively.
the process of forming and relating ideas
Tagged, for short
Tagged, informally
Tagged, say
"Tête" product
Thibaudet's thought
Thing that might sprout from a French bean?
Thought about France
Thought about the Rhône
Thought from Descartes
Thought from la tete
Thought from la tête
Thought of Monet
Thought of Vieux
Thought, in Paris
Thought, in Tours
Thought: Fr.
Tours light bulb?
Tête output
Tête thought
Thought one can't shake
They come from têtes
They may come to une tête
Things discussed at une académie
Things in a "tête"
Thoughts from têtes
Thoughts, in Toulouse
Thoughts: Fr.
Tête products
"The same as mentioned," in footnotes
"The same as previously mentioned"
"The same," in citations
THE same as (L)
The same article or book
The same as before
The same as before, in footnotes
The same as before, in papers
The same in Latin
The same to footnoters
The same, in a bibliography
The same, in academia
The same, in bibliographies
The same, in legal citations
The same, to Caesar
The same, to Nero
The same, to Seneca
The same, to Severus
The same: Lat.
The same: Latin.
the same meal CENA
the state of being idempotent
T.S.A. request: Abbr.
TV station logo, for short
They come from a single ovum
Tiki and Ronde Barber, e.g.
Tweedledum and Tweedledee
the attribution to yourself of the characteristics of another person
thumbprint
Treats as equal
They can be secret or mistaken
Theft target
Thief's target
They prove you are you
The "who am I?" problem
"This is CNN" et al.
TV-station tags, for short
Trav. papers, e.g.
"Thought" word form
Thinking prefix
Thought (comb. form)
Thought (prefix)
Thought: Pref.
Thoughtful beginning
Thoughtful prefix
Thoughtful start
"... the ___ of March!"
"The ___ of March are come"
"The ___ of March" (2011 George Clooney film)
"The ___ of March" (2011 George Clooney movie)
"The ___ of March" (Thornton Wilder novel)
'The -- of March' (2011 film)
Term from an ancient calendar.
The 13th of April
The 13th of several months
The 13th or 15th
The 13th or the 15th
The 13th, usually
The 15th, sometimes
The day Brutus struck.
The day after Bastille Day, e.g.
The day after Pi Day, e.g.
The day after it each month was considered unlucky
The day before Flag Day, e.g.
The day before Valentine's Day, e.g.
The day that Brutus struck
The inauguration of a U.S. president happens a week after one
The middle of March, to Caesar
Thirteenth or fifteenth day in the Roman calendar month
This coming Tuesday, e.g.
Thornton Wilder's "___ of March."
Three days before the start of this year's March Madness
Time after the nones
Time for March madness?
Time in "Julius Caesar"
Time of Caesar's assassination.
Time of March madness?
Time of a famous dispatch
Time of danger
Time of danger for Caesar
Time of month for Julius
Time of the month
Time to "beware" after Pi Day
Time to Beware Dog to
Time to be wary
Time to beware
Time to beware for Caesar
Time to beware, found in eight of the Across answers
Time to watch out
Times in Roman lives
Today, to Caesar
Tough day for Caesar
Tough time for Caesar
Two days before St. Patrick's Day
Two days before St. Patrick's Day, e.g.
Two weeks after calends, approximately
The 15th day in ancient Rome
time in
time in Rome
to beware Time
"That's my own fault"
"This queen is gonna treat herself!"
"The ___ remember . . . "
Today, to Caesar—and a hint to the hidden word appearing in this puzzle 15 times (including the one in this answer)
"That is to say," poshly
"That is" to Caesar
"That is," in Latin
"To clarify . . ."
"To paraphrase ... "
"To put it another way," poshly
Term of clarification
That is to Cato
That is to Livy
That is (Lat.)
That is (Latin phrase)
That is (Latin)
That is (to say).
That is (to say): Lat.
That is (to say): l
That is Latinized
That is for Caesar?
That is to say, classically
That is to say, formally
That is to say, in Latin
That is to say, spelled out
That is, Latin style
That is, classically
That is, for Octavian
That is, for Ovid
That is, for Romans
That is, in other words
That is, to Brutus
That is, to Cicero
That is, to Ovid
That is, to Pliny
That is, to Tacitus
That is, to Terence
That is, to Tiberius
That is, to Tiberius Mother of
That is, to Titus
That is, to Trajan
That is, written in Latin
That is: Abbr.
That is: L.
Thesis writer's "that is"
To be specific
To be specific, to Brutus
To wit
To wit, to Pliny
To wit: Lat.
"The Last King of Scotland" Amin
"The Last King of Scotland" name
"The Last King of Scotland" subject Amin
Terrible Amin
The late Amin
Tyrannical Amin
Tyranny First name in
Tyrant Amin
"The Last King of Scotland" despot
"The Last King of Scotland" portrayal
The "king" in "The Last King of Scotland"
Tyrant nicknamed "Big Daddy"
"That ___ love thee, Caesar, O, 'tis true": Shak.
"That was me!"
"That's on me"
"Thou canst not say ___ it"
"Thou canst not say ___ it" ("Macbeth")
Terse confession
Terse response accepting responsibility
"That was a top-notch effort for me!"
"That was as good as it gets for me!"
"That wasn't the group for me"
"That was a fact!"
"That was the truth"
"This'll be the day that ___" (final words in the song "American Pie")
"Thus with a kiss __": Romeo
"Thus with a kiss ___" (Romeo's last words)
"Thus with a kiss ___": Romeo, being dramatic
The Magnetic Fields song whose title is rhymed with "when you walk by" and "how to cry"
Teen's expression of embarrassment
"That tracks, Daddy-o"
"That's clear to me" in beat-speak
"That's clear to me," hippie-style
"That's clear, man"
"That's cool with me!"
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