Crossword Clues Start With T, page 98
Trailed on the ground.
20th-century Canadian composer André
20th-century Canadian composer André
They're raised in solemnity
The witch __
"t-a-e-h-W"?
11th-cen. father of Scholasticism
Titanite.
The mineral titanite.
Tracy et al.
Tangy dessert
Tangy dessert
Traditional fall dessert
Third tip
Tape player predecessor
They make heaps
3 TIMES
Three times?
Tolerates
Tolerates or represents
Thick with hair
Top of bird's head: Zool.
Tracked, as an animal
Tracked a wild animal
__ tear (cry)
___ tear for
18th Amendment outgrowths
Three free things
Town near Sandy Hook
___ tight ship
___ temperature
___ temperature.
___ temperature (be feverish)
___ temperature
*Tally
Touch lightly in passing
Tige
Tige
They're busy
Tune sung by 33 Across
Tarzan of the 1930's
Tarzan portrayer of the '30s
Typical
Three red things
They complain
The Hollies song
The berserk plumber __
"To take arms against a sea of troubles."
Term for a mixed metaphor.
Turns in for the night
Tenant's problem.
Tack
Tack
Tool material
Tries one's beeper again
The first non-British to receive Britain's Dickin Medal for Gallantry was a _____
Theme of this puzzle
Toyota totals
Tap gently again
Typewriter feature
Traveling bag.
Tote
Tote
Turn on ___ (be very pleasant)
Tote a narrow opening?
Theme of this puzzle
Takes to the police station
Town on the Hudson
Type of poker based on a Chinese gambling game
Tax law provision affecting prior years (1961)
Tax law provision affecting prior years (1961)
Tax return credit.
Theological basis of "Father Knows Best"?
The return of EROS
___ the neck
Type of envelope
The telemarketer tried to …
Toward Newfoundland, from 77 Across
Too late.
"___ the pulse of summer in the ice" (Dylan Thomas)
Token personal?
Tautological.
"The blood of ___ . . . "
Takes back
Takes back
They sniff out survivors
Two words from Macbeth.
*To whom "Howdy, stranger" is often said
*To whom "Howdy, stranger" is often said
"The Mariana Trench sucks," and so on?
Tooth that can't make up its mind?
Tooth that can't make up its mind?
Too much publicity
Transport to a new location
Threw down more money than the "Paradise City" singer?
The Odd Couple
Tops, in a way
"The Epic of American Civilization" muralist
"The People and Its Leaders" muralist
TOP
Trail guides
Too torrid.
Tending to scorch
They're tied
Transparent
Temporary stays
Triumphed at tug of war.
"The police noticed that I had a simply ___..."
"The Lady ___."
The lady vanishes
"The Grapes of Wrath" patriarch
They're not easily overturned
The upper or higher border.
"___ the Meadow" (nursery rhyme)
Topple
Too much print for one page.
Turn topsy-turvy.
Typographical excess
Throw into confusion
Type not used
Two English saints
Theatrical lists.
Tedium
Trapped again
Traps again.
"The ___ the Pussycat"
Took off again, as a jet.
Through thick ___
Turn __ new leaf
"The Devil's Trill" composer
Tie-breaking periods
Took another turn on "Wheel of Fortune"
"Till ___," 1946 film
Turn ___ new leaf
Turn -- new leaf
Toolbelt item
Teacher's homework.
Trap again
Taste again.
Treats with a certain gas
The Moor, to a madrileño
Taste again
Tints again.
Track gold medalist in three 1920s Olympics
Twirls again.
Tournament matchups
Tuck into a new bed
Tournament matchups
Transfer to another bed
Tournament arrangements.
Tuck into a new bed
Tourney matchups
Three words that follow BLUE
Takes too much
Taking too much
Twin-___ (twofers, in adspeak)
Tie fabric.
Tie stuff.
Tan liquor
Two, with "a"
"Take a ___ sparkling eyes": Gilbert
Two (with "a")
Tie fabric
The Walrus and the Carpenter, by choice.
Tie fabric
Tunnell of football
Tax, in Torino
Train unit on the way to a dairy farm?
TV show about a frustrated Manhattanite in the rain?
TV movie about ... where I can easily get a cab?
Turns to rust
Telegraphy trademark
The Racquet State?
Timid military group?
Train a team of hefty horses?
Tissues: Anatomy.
Tissues: Anat.
"The Loop" supergroup?
Tissues
Tissue layers
Tune of '58, with "The"
Third-largest US city
"The Windy City"
Two types of cake
Transportation for a pop diva?
Transportation for a pop diva?
Tribal heads: Abbr.
Time for Alice, Allegra and Edith
The ex-Mrs. Bono's hairdressers?
Trademark of a candidate.
Tanning lotion scent
The Poul-Tree State?
"The ___ Honeymoon," 1914 song
___ tree (bushy shrub)
Two authors and another author
Tarnish on the tableware?
They may be made with pitching wedges
The Lone Ranger's outfit?
Type that regularly visits Willy Wonka's factory?
Type that regularly visits Willy Wonka's factory?
Trait of the featherbrained
Take a break
Two for FREE
Turned state's witness, say
Teresa Brewer song
Turned state's witness, say
Turned state's evidence
The pennies one receives after being fired?
Texas–Kansas frontier trail.
Team owned by Jerry Reinsdorf
Trees of Panama
Taurus's team?
The bottomless pit.
Treat represented visually by this puzzle's answer
Take ___ (rest)
Texas-Kansas frontier road.
Tepee with poles?
TRAIN film
Taking a load off
They help move calves
They help you get a leg up
They're good for sore ankles
Theme word #1
Took a deep divot
___ the Apostles.
The ___ the Apostles
$100 tip, to a Mideast leader?
TV promo exhortation
TV promo exhortation
10th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
Tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
The ides of January, septennially
Thematic musical release
Thematic musical release
Tom Petty bee-side
1987-88 Tim Reid sitcom
Travel card game?
Thinker
Those given to conjecture
Test-result ratios: Abbr.
They go on one at a time
Tilled land: Spanish.
Taking the top spot
Tribal groups in ancient Ireland.
Terseness
Typical Welsh fare?
Tilled land: Sp.
Tilled land.
Tilled land
Texans' tilled land