Letter T 97750–98000

"That's cool, man" "The meaning of your statement is clear," more hiply "Totally cool, bro" That's cool, brah "That's cool" "That's cool, daddy-o!" "There was a point here somewhere" Tony winner Menzel Tony winner Menzel of "Wicked" Tony-winning Menzel Tony-winning actress Menzel Task for some witnesses Three Stooges display Total stupidness "Take the cake" or "cream of the crop" "Talk turkey" or "Chicken out" "Talk turkey" or "chicken feed" "Talk turkey" or "eat crow" "Talk turkey," e.g. "Talk turkey," for one "The best of both worlds," e.g. "The cat's pajamas," e.g. "Throw in the towel," e.g. TOEFL toughie Take a chance or take a look Take the cake, e.g. Take the cake, for example Talk out of both sides of your mouth, e.g. Term not to take literally The elephant in the room, e.g. The phrase "raining cats and dogs," e.g. Tongue or dialect. Tough phrase for an interpreter Tough phrase for foreigners Toughie for a language learner Toughie for an ESL student Translating challenge Translator's challenge Translator's hurdle Translator's obstacle Turn of speech. the state of being idiomatical the state of being idiomatic the state of being idiomorphic "Tickled pink" and "in the red" The bee's knees and the cat's meow They may be lost in translation They trip up foreigners They're hard to translate They're not literal They're not meant literally They're not to be taken literally They're seldom taken literally Translator's challenges Turns of phrase " . . . tale told by an ___": Shak. " . . . told by an ___" ". . . tale told by an __" "The ___" (Dostoyevsky novel) "The ___" (book by Batuman or Dostoevsky) "The ___": Dostoyevsky TV card or box Target of a series of guides Target reader of a series of guides, facetiously Teller of a tale "full of sound and fury," per Macbeth The ____ : Dostoevsky novel Type of box that's often watched title character Dostoevsky Author TV prompter Telecast aid. TV, slangily Television set Typical of a dope the state of being idiotical Tiny fuel pump display, say "The Complete ___ Guide to . . ." (book series) "The Complete ___ Guide to ..." (popular book series) They may be useful They're thick Tomfools "The Last Great Race on Earth" Texter's "Beats me" Texter's "No clue" Texter's "No idea" Texter's indication of uncertainty Texter's shrug Texting disclaimer Texting shrug Textspeak disclaimer Train travel Texter's response to "Whats UR lazy dog doing?" "That wouldn't be a secret to me" "Tears, ___ tears, I know not what they mean": Tennyson "The devil finds work for ___ hands" "Trivolous" THINGS not moving Taking a break from work Taking it real easy Thing to do at a red light This isn't working? Threats Like some Thumb-twiddling Ticks over Trivial, as chatter Trivial, as talk Turn gently, as a motor. Twiddle one's thumbs Twiddling thumbs Type of chatter Type of curiosity Type of curiosity or speculation Type of gear or pulley Type of rumor tick over time Kill Talk about this, that or the other Talk about nothing significant Ticked over Took it very easy Took to the hammock Twiddled one's thumbs Time killers such as "Cookie Clicker" Toothed wheels that drive those on both sides: 2 wds. "The Devil's playthings" "The Devil's workshop" "The devil's tools" *The devil's workshop, so they say The Devil will make use of them, idiomatically The devil's playthings, reportedly The devil's playthings, they say The devil's workshop, as the saying goes Times for reflection "The mother of corruption": Montaigne "The mother of corruption," according to Montaigne Take-it-easy-ite. The grasshopper in "The Ant and the Grasshopper," e.g. Thumb twiddler Thumb-twiddling sort Time-killer. Time-waster Twiddle-one's-thumbs one. Type of pulley Those enjoying the life of Riley, stereotypically The unemployed They do nothing They neither toil nor spin. They're unproductive Thumb-twiddlers. Time killers Time passers Takes life easy Takes one's ease Takes to the hammock Twiddles one's thumbs Twiddles the time away. Tops in sloth "Tears, ___, I know not . . . " Tennis pro's comment at the poker game "That sounds fun!" "That sounds nice!" "That sounds tempting" Time to employ the French pleasure principle? Then ___ longer be in your mind (Sheryl Crow lyric) "That ___, sir" "That's what ___" "The longest sentence", according to George Carlin "This guy, right here, sign me up!" "To have and to hold" affirmation Traditional marriage affirmation in Hebrew Terms of agreement Terse acknowledgment Terse agreement Terse oath Terse promise Terse vow Testifier's phrase Testifier's words Testifying promise Testimony lead-in The groom is usually the first to say it The groom's last words. The rite answer Three-letter phrase Three-letter, union-forming phrase Tough words for the "Runaway Bride" Trial witness's promise Twice, a musical about marriage Two little words Two of the most important words one woman can say to another Two words for the groom. Two words of agreement. Two words of assent. Two words used on the witness stand. Two-vowel vow Tying words? Tying-the-knot phrase Tying-the-knot words Tongue of the Ikwotos and Lotuko people "THAT'S what you think my whole deal is?" "The Fourposter" as a 1966 musical "The Honeymoon Is Over" musical "That's not as unusual a habit as you think" "Teen Age ___" (Rick Nelson) "Teen ___" (Meg Cabot novel) "Teenage ___" (Ricky Nelson) "The Fallen ___" (1948) "The Fallen ___": Graham Greene "The Fallen ___," 1948 film "The Great Gawd Budd." "The Search for a Superstar" show, familiarly "The Voice" rival, casually "Tiger Beat" cover subject "Tiger Beat" subject TV competition "American ___" TV competition, familiarly TV contest with a blue neon sign logo, for short TV singing contest, for short TV talent show winner TV talent show, for short TV's discontinued "American ___" Tabloid figure Tabloid magazine figure Tabloid perennial Talent Show: "American ___" Talent show for 17 seasons, briefly Talent show that jumped networks, familiarly Talent show that premièred in 2002, familiarly Talent show that returned in 2018, for short Target of a Fox hunt? Target of adoration Target of fawning Taylor Hicks won it in 2006, briefly Taylor Hicks, e.g. Taylor Swift or Lady Gaga Taylor Swift, for Swifties Taylor Swift, to Swifties Teen Beat cover subject Teen Beat subject Teen People cover subject Teen Vogue subject Teen ___ (Tiger Beat subject) Teen ___ (heartthrob) Teen dreamboat Teen fave Teen favorite Teen fixation Teen hero Teen magazine profilee Teen magazine subject Teen's fave