"___ that may in summer . . . " "'Twas on ___ they slew Him": Lanier Trapped, after "up" Trapped, after 'up' Two-finger gesture The 202 Two-digit display Triumphant gesture Two-finger salute The N.I.H. is based in it Triumphant gesture The N.I.H. is based in it Triumphant gesture Takoma Park, Md., is part of it Takoma Park, Md., is part of it Thing flashed that means peace (2 words) Tree construction Ticonderoga. Trading post The Alamo was used as one Ticonderoga is one Ticonderoga, e.g. ___ Ticonderoga Toadies hometown ___ Worth, TX Ticonderoga, e.g. "That is ..." 'That is ...' ___ Ticonderoga "The Worst Pies in London" baker The fourth Secretary of Defense. "The Road to Ensenada" singer Todd's co-conspirator The Mahabharata, e.g The Mahabharata, e.g The Pawnbroker star The Pawnbroker actor "The Pawnbroker" actor Rod "The Pawnbroker" actor Rod 'The Pawnbroker' actor Rod To whom Brando said, 'I coulda been a contender' To whom Brando said, "I coulda been a contender" Thesaurus title ___ Thesaurus Thesaurus, informally ___ Thesaurus. "___ Thesaurus." ___ Thesaurus __ Thesaurus Tucked away ___ Thesaurus Thesaurus possessive ''__ Thesaurus'' (synonym book) Tale to learn from Teaching story Teaching story Teaching story "The Good Samaritan" is one. "The Good Samaritan." The Prodigal Son, for instance. Type of story. Tale with a moral Teaching device "The Prodigal Son," for one "The Good Samaritan," e.g. Teaching story 'The Prodigal Son,' for one 'The Good Samaritan,' e.g "Tuesdays with Morrie" author "Tuesdays With Morrie" author Mitch "Tuesdays With Morrie" author Mitch "The Five People You Meet in Heaven" writer Mitch "Tuesdays With Morrie" author Mitch 'The Five People You Meet in Heaven' author Mitch 'Tuesdays With Morrie' author Mitch 'Tuesdays With Morrie' author Mitch "Tuesdays With Morrie" author Mitch 'Tuesdays With Morrie' author Mitch "Tuesdays With Morrie" author Mitch Type of TV program. ___ table (chemistry class topic) Table for chemists? Table in chemistry class The ____ table is an arrangement of the elements Turn out Turn out Test. Try out. Turn out (to be). Turn out to be. Try out Test Turn out Turn out to be Taylor Dayne "___ Your Love" Test Try out They extract energy from moving air Trireme mover Trireme mover To whom a coxswain calls To whom a coxswain calls They were big-boned T. rex et al. T. rex and others T. rexes, e.g. T. rexes, e.g T-Rexes, familiarly T. rex et al T. rex et al Taken in (by) Taken in Took in Tire repairs. Tires They gain fresh employment with Man U, perhaps -- about to negotiate endlessly Time savers. They may have a lot of baggage They give you gas Tire inflators Tire-filling machines Tire inflators They may be well-connected They're well-connected Tire inflators They hold the drinks for 24 down at school Tire inflators Tire-filling machines Two-wheeler designed for racing 'The Honeymooners' surname "The Honeymooners" surname They get you online: Abbr. Thoroughfares to the web Thoroughfares to the web 30-ton computer The first digital computer 18,000-tube 30-ton monster of the '40s Technological achievement of 1946 30-ton computer 30-ton computer Tech marvel of the 1940s 30-ton computer 30-ton computer introduced in 1946 Timeless symbol of invincibility Truly dependable person Transportation traditionally powered by women "This hand's over for me" "Too rich for my blood" "Too rich for my blood" "Too rich for me" "Too rich for my blood" "Too rich for me" "That's it for me" 'Too rich for my blood' 'That's it for me' 'Too rich for me' "Too rich for my blood" 'This hand's over for me' 'Too rich for my blood' 'This hand is too terrible to play' Took in Took in gold found in berth? Took in or sucked up Take your time! "This isn't a priority" "Take your time" "Take your time!" "Take your time" "Take your time" "Take your time!" "Take your time" "Take your time!" "Take your time" "Take your time" 'Take your time' "Take your time" "Take your time!" "Take your time" "Take your time!" 'Take your time' 'Take your time!' 'Take your time' ''Take your time'' 'Take your time!' "Take your time" T. Rex and Roxy Music's genre Type of rock T. Rex's musical genre Type of rock They're served in a blanket Three were pursued by a wolf Trio in children's story. Trio in nursery tale. They're not quite full of baloney Tamworths They want the most Truffle seekers Truffle hunters They oink "Till Eulenspiegel", e.g. ___ the bone "___ the Bone" Treating poorly Treating poorly Tear-jerking tune Tune about a split-up, e.g. "Teen Angel" or "Leader of the Pack" Tear-jerking tune Tune about a breakup, e.g. Tune about a breakup, e.g Tear-jerking tune Tearjerker "Teen Angel" or "Leader of the Pack" 'Teen Angel' or 'Leader of the Pack' The "height" part of a fear of heights The "height" part of a height phobia The "height" part of a fear of heights The "height" part of a height phobia Topmast: Prefix. Topmost: Comb. form. Top: Prefix. Topmost: Prefix. Type of phobia Topmost: Comb. form Tip end: Comb. form Tip end: Prefix Top: Prefix Top: Prefix Tenderer, maybe Tenderer, maybe The first instruction The first thing to do The first instruction Transposition indicator The other way around The other way around Transposition indicator The opposite The other way around The other way around The other way? The other way around The other way around The other way around The other way around They may be caught Takes a toll Taxes Taxes Talk excitedly about Comic-Con Type of 42 Down.