1997 title role for Demi Moore Title nickname of filmdom's Lt. Jordan O'Neil Title 18-Down for Demi Moore Title nickname of filmdom's Lt. Jordan O'Neil Title 18-Down for Demi Moore Time-tested fact Timeworn saying Trite statement Trinket Trifle. Trifle Trifle Trifle Trifle dish containing ace tuck woman's rejected Top-of-the-table game crowd left enthralled by Wales star Takes a morning run Trots along Takes exercise Trots Takes a turn around the block Trots Throwback to an earlier time Throwback Throwback Throwback to an earlier time Throwback to an earlier time Throwback Totally confused Totally confused Totally confused Triple bogey on 1, e.g "This Film ___ Yet Rated" "This __ a test" "This ___ happening!" "The World ___ Enough" (1999 Bond film) "The fault, dear Brutus, ___ in our stars ..." "This ___ a drill!" "This ___ a test!" "This ___ a test" "This __ a test" "This __ a drill!" Tot's rebuttal "This __ a drill!" "This __ a drill" "The fault, dear Brutus, ___ in our stars . . . " Two plus two ___ five. "The race ___ to the swift . . . " "The game ___ worth the candle." "The race ___ to the swift." "The quality of mercy ___ strained . . . " "The fault, dear Brutus, ___ in our stars" "This ___ a drill!" "This ___ a test" 'This -- a drill' 'This -- a test' "This __ a drill!" "The quality of mercy ___ strain'd" 'This -- a test' Tony-winning Tracy Letts play, "August: ___ County" Take soundings. Take a sounding Take soundings Truly vertical Turns tiny Trick cyclists needing quiet places to skate Type of army unit Type of army unit Troops in cool experiment Trencherman. They're not accessible on Sunday (or Saturday) Take steps to keep the house warm Thermally protect There's none in superconductivity The Maquis of France, W. W. II. Type of picture. Type of print Trattoria freebie Trattoria freebie They say this is how the light gets in - I can't see it, as it's not completely transparent? Those kept in 1 down, as wet getting off waterbeds Thrifty. Those in the army "Three ___," 1921 novel. "Three ___," Dos Passos novel Tin men? Tin men? Those at the end of 18 across taken on by a major employer Troopers Those enlisted in the pay of a major employer Troops The outside The outside Tory with nerve for challenge "___ the new!" ___ the new year (celebrate) Tidy file (anag.) Take off Take off (one's hat) Tip Tip your hat Tip politely Tip, as a cap Tip respectfully Tip, as one's hat Take off, as a hat Tip, as one's cap Tip, as a hat Tip, in a way Tip politely Tip one's hat Tip, as one's cap Take off Tip, as a cap Tip politely Tip respectfully Take off politely, as one's hat Tip Tip, as one's hat Tip, as a hat Tip, as your hat Tip, as one's hat Tip politely Tip Tip, as a top hat Take off. Take off a topper "This __ a drill!" Tot's rebuttal Tot's rebuttal 'This ___ a test' "Thanks, but __ already" "...___ the whole thing" "Thanks, but __ already" "Thanks, __": "Are you hungry?" response ". . . __ the whole thing!" "… ___ the whole thing!" '... -- the whole thing!' "... -- the whole thing!" "That's enough!," to a carnival thrower? 'To Sir, with Love' actor Poitier Tart container The original Frisbee Tart container "There __ crooked man..." "That ___ close one!" "There ____ young lady named Bright ..." "Taffy ___ thief . . . " "There ___ little girl . . . " "Taffy ___ Welshman . . . " "Taffy ___ Welshman" "There ___ young..." (common limerick start) 'That -- close one!' There ____ crooked man . . . There ___ crooked man . . . 'There once man from ...' 'That close one!' "That — close one!" Third and fourth word in many limericks TiVo, e.g. Tape TiVo, e.g. Take down The best performance in competitive sport. Tape. The ultimate in daylight robbery for a believer The first worshipper? Token reprimand Tape Take down Take down collection of 14 across, for example Track feat Till fill Totally new. Till fill Trevi collection Toff Tip jar metal Told to buzz off Toll road supply They're all for change This puzzle's theme They have heads and tails Things in many fountains Told to scram They have heads and tails Toll road supply Toll road supply They have leading roles Those in charge Tammany politicos. "Than to repute himself __ of Rome"-- "Julius Caesar" Top dogs "To that unfeather'd two-legged thing, --": Dryden Top dogs Top dogs The Joker portrayer Cesar The original Joker The original Joker "The Dark Half" director George The Joker portrayer Cesar The Joker portrayer The Joker portrayer, on TV "The Thin Man" actor Cesar The Joker portrayer Cesar "The Dark Half" director George The Joker portrayer Cesar The Joker portrayer TV's Joker TV joker The Joker, on TV The Joker's portrayer on TV The Joker player on 60's TV The Joker player, on TV The Joker portrayer Cesar The Joker player on "Batman" Toward "l'Arctique" Toward l'Arctique Toward l'Arctique To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree To a smaller degree Thoughtful murmur Thoughtful words Thoughtful words "Taking a look . . ." "Thinking ..." ''Taking a look . . .'' 'Time to reason this out . . .' Thrilled Thrilled Thrilled Toy spaniel Toy spaniel Toy spaniel "The Waltons" actor Will "The Waltons" cast member "The Waltons" actor "The Waltons" actor "The Waltons" actor Will "The Waltons" actor "The Waltons" grandpa "The Bridge on the River ___" The Bridge on the River ____