The Gin Game star "The Great Race" co-star Two-time Best Actress nominee They're written on 1-Across The post office's 33-Across "The Social Network" star 'The Social Network' star This can bring tears to your eyes Tightly wrapped intangible? The garden. Things bouncers are supposed to catch Things bouncers are supposed to catch They're strengthened by Pilates They're strengthened by Pilates The Triton, colloquially. The Nautilus was the first The Nautilus was the first Trips from penthouse to poorhouse Topping (out) Turns aside or amuses. The Big Green of college sports The Big Green of college sports Thrives; grows fat. Thomas Gibson TV series The latest on a "Family Ties" actor? The latest on a 'Family Ties' actor? Track event Trotter competition The Scarlet Knights Touched on something touchy Touched on something touchy Team followers Team followers They fire Tree that yields a dietary supplement Tree with a sticky inner bark Tree that yields a dietary supplement Tree with a sticky inner bark Tootsy-wootsies Tenant Tenant Tenant under contract. Tenant. Tenant, e.g. Tenant Types like Tell Train stop only when signaled "The Odd Couple" director 'The Odd Couple' director Tenant Three-time loser to Jeff Probst for the Outstanding Reality Program Host Emmy Two-thumbs-up rating, maybe Two-thumbs-up rating, maybe Took care of Took care of Took care of Torture devices They're ungracious in defeat They're ungracious in defeat Trounced Touching one's toes Touching one's toes Trounced Transcontinental railroad Trained down Tool for planting. Trail bait. They're removed from libraries They may be made with cut-out letters ... "The Two Americas"? Two fours in craps Two fours, in craps Terence Rattigan play Travanti police show "True" or "False," perhaps? 'True' or 'False,' perhaps? Ty Cobb, e.g Tossed on the waves Tourist attraction in 31-Across Tourist attraction down by the bayou Tony and Oscar winner as the King of Siam Threw caution to the wind Tony and Oscar winner as the King of Siam Took a chance Took a big chance 'The King and I' star Took a big chance Tippler's problem Threw away "Truly" singer "Truly" singer Two-hued picture TV Cunningham Two-color Type of bet. Tree's annual addition Tree's annual addition Term of affection Term of affection Torches Torches Title locale in a Hercule Poirot mystery Title locale in a Hercule Poirot mystery Thigh-length winter wear Thigh-length winter wear Three-baggers The Ballad of the Harp Weaver poet They're hidden in 8-, 10-, 21- and 33-Down Trials at Revlon? They may work in a shoe department They're reflective They may work in a shoe department Twisty, as a road Trees that include the Autumn Flame 'Trumbo' star They're at home on the range Times when bills are payable. Those often seen with stitches Those who purl This is "put on" to solve a problem Tree: Comb. form. Tree: Suffix. Taking a toll? Taking its toll? Treasure seekers in a 1985 movie Taking its toll? Taking its toll? Treasure-hunting kids in a 1985 movie Treasure-hunting kids in a 1985 movie The demolitions expert wore a __ Take for the road? Take for the road? Tennis strokes. They make light work Trays. Trays Trays Tittering Tittering 'The Haunting' star Tipped the ball. They were big in the past They were big in the past Trades Trades They follow patterns They're all over the field Time of decision. Three-line poems Tempt, as customers Tidy Tightens, as ice skates Ties Ties Tightens, as a corset Tightens, as skates Ties, as skates Takes temporarily Takes a loan They're sarcastic Tot They first ran at Hialeah in 1932 Track fixtures Twenty of these make a ream There are twenty in a ream There are 20 in a ream There are 20 in a ream Type of TV program. TV program. Team ploy? They're said to have more fun They 'have more fun' Tool in a backyard shed Tool in a backyard shed Took form: Colloq. Took form. Took one's winnings and left Time for a fresh start They do floors Tough spots Talks a blue streak? Triggers a bleep, maybe Turns the air blue "True Grit" Oscar winner "True Grit" Oscar winner 'The Duke' They're nothing to worry about Tears up Tears up Tears up "The Iron Horse," baseball's all-time 50-Across recordholder "The Iron Horse," baseball's all-time 50-Across recordholder The Jam's singer Paul Tony, a coachman of the old school. Takeover song? Talent scout discovery 1977 Top 10 hit by Aerosmith Touching scene at an airport? TV greeting for Newhart Title setting Type of pear Type of pear The Hoyas' conference The Hoyas' conference The heating contractor ordered a __ The heating contractor ordered a __ Thinner in sound. They're stepped on to stop The Peck and Snyder Company pioneered the use of ___ as advertising tools to sell a) candy; b) beverages; c) tobacco; d) sporting goods Type of straw Type of straw Tunnel digger Tunnel worker. Tunnel digger. Tunnel worker: Slang. Tunnel digger Tunnel worker Tunnel worker Tunnel digger Trails 'The Mule' co-star Trailer attachments Take some heat Take some heat Tribal precepts, by and large Trigger et al. Trigger and others Tune also known as "Jimmy Crack Corn" Tune also known as "Jimmy Crack Corn" Took needless risks Tear-off lines, to a printer Tear-off spots, briefly Tear-off lines, to a printer Tear-off spots, briefly Theatrical abbreviation. Trifling sum. Turn a blind eye, say Turn a blind eye Turn a blind eye Throughout the rest of one's existence 'Til death do us part Take it on the lam. Typical trade-in Typical trade-in Title characters in Disney's first full-length feature Title characters in Disney's first full-length feature Tools with circular cross-sections Tools with circular cross-sections 11-time M.L.B. All-Star Fisk TV series