Temporarily stopped relative getting exploited Took a breather Took a breather Trade Trade Tempers fraying after prisoner gets time for skirmish True up True up Taking pleasure from inflicting pain True up This kind of person enjoys cruelty Type of powder Tailor's chalk, typically True up Type of powder True True up Take a risk on Sive, Diana and Clare True. True up The Winnipeg______ True Take place Take place Take place Talk aimlessly Talk aimlessly Textbook exercise "The Final ___" (Sherlock Holmes story) Trifle for Univac. Talk pointlessly (with "on"). Tough nut Talk on and on and on Talk aimlessly Talk pointlessly Talk aimlessly Talk aimlessly Talk pointlessly Talk aimlessly The ageless Paige. Talk aimlessly They sit at the top with church flyers Threes? Throngs Throngs Throngs Throngs Throngs. Throngs Throngs Throngs Types of masses for a number of flocks Throngs Taken by patient, captain of industry and speed-merchant? They stir things up Tableware group Trademark of Caspar Milquetoast Timid nature Timidity Timid quality They stir things up Timidity and confusion about broken knee The arts student's first job in the pawnshop comes as a surprise to The Tourists *Tourist's eye-opening experience, perhaps *Tourist's eye-opening experience, perhaps The arts student's first job in the pawnshop comes as a surprise to the tourists Types of cutlery Theater need They unlock many doors in the museum for openers? They unlock many doors for 17 down on the piano They may be seen at the courts, practising Two-footer T. Rex, for one Two-footed animal Two-footer Two footer? Two-footed animal Two-legged Two-footed creature Turkey or tyrannosaurus, say Two-footer? Two-footed Two-legged animal Two-tootsy type Two-footed animal Two-footer Two-footed animal Two-footer Two-legged beast Two-legged creature Two-footed Two-footed. Two-legged creature. Two-footed Two-legged The Abominable Snowman, for one Two-legged creature Two-footer? Two-legged creature Two-footer Two-footed animal Two-legged creature Two-footer Two-legged beast Two-footer Two-legged creature Two-footed Two-footer Tyrannosaurus rex or canary Two-footer Two-footed animal Two-footed Two-legged beast Typical part. Typical item; sample Typical example Typical example Type of small rodents put back inside cage Target of Voice of America. Take part in democracy. Today's privilege and responsibility. Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky, e.g. The right of suffrage. 15th Amendment guarantee. Tiny quantity of liquid around old sink Tut, e.g. Title for 6 Down Title meaning "great house." Tut, for one Tyrant Torah starter Touchdown territory Torah starter Theme of Book VIII, "Paradise Lost." Tally The field of play in American football The Good Book book Texas port Texan city: name shared by colleges at Oxford and Cambridge The first book group Thing to steer clear of Tire hazard 15th Amendment topic Tar treatment old so kept in island Tally Tart Tart 15th Amendment topic Turn out on Election Day Tart Turn a thumb up or down Take out, in some video games They really never come home, figuratively Terrorizes They really never come home, figuratively "Till the ___ come home." The "lowing herd." Till the ___ come home Talking animals in "The Far Side" Talking animals in 'The Far Side' "The Song of the Earth" composer Gustav "The Song of the Earth" composer "The Song of the Earth" composer Gustav "The Song of the Earth" composer Gustav "The Song of the Earth" composer Gustav Treat derisively TV dinner dessert The Republican Guard guards it "That's how it's done" "That's how it's done" mathematically Theorem ender Theorem letters Theorem prover's sign-off Triumphant end? The end of mathematics? Theorem initials Theorem letters "That's the proof," in math The end of mathematics? "That's the proof," in math The Keys are these They cut wood with the grain They cut with the grain The back of the choir? The lowest of the low The lowest of the low They sing, or swim They start and end on low notes They help make joints They help form joints They parallel radii They parallel radii They're parallel to the radii They help make joints They help form joints They parallel radii They're up in arms They connect to carpi They're up in arms They parallel radii They turn on hinges Things near funny bones They're parallel to radii They help make joints They're parallel to radii They're parallel to 28-Across They end in olecranons Things near funny bones Two of 206 They're found near radii The bones of what's knocked about in European luggage Tommies' guns Tommies' hardware Tommy guns for Tommies Tommy's guns Torments Tenor colleague Type of singer. Tozzi, for one. The assassin Sparafucile, in "Rigoletto" Tenor's opposite Tenor's opposite The assassin Sparafucile, in 'Rigoletto' Tenor's opposite Tenor's opposite Tenor's opposite The ____ of Liff, Douglas Adams's book of place names which describe feelings or items for which no English term exists Tracking figure? Track athlete Track competitor Track team member Track athlete Track athlete Track competitor Track team member Track athlete Track contestant. Track man. Track-team member Track performer Track man Track-meet entrant Track competitor Track specialist Track athlete Track figure Track team member Type of runner Track competitor Track team member