"The butler ___" 'Ta-da!' 'Ta-da!' "Ta-da!" ''That goes without saying!'' The Near and the Far. Turns in a certain direction. The Far and the Near. " . . . the ___ gift": Browning They face opening leaders Thrust This may come to shove Type of button This might come to shove This may come to shove Try to sell Take stock from tuck shops to promote Tie with the dealer, in blackjack Tie with the dealer, in blackjack Thing unscrewed at the pump Tank top? Tank top Tank cover Tank top Tank top Tank cover Tank top? Top removed by attendants Turning point at the station? Tank top Tank top? Tank top? Tank top Tank top? Tank top Tank top Take a page from someone's book? Take a page from someone's book? Take a page from someone's book? Textile filling Textile filling Texture. Throaty bark. Threads in a loom. Texture TV character with the catchphrase "Respeck" TV interviewer who called astronaut "Buzz" Aldrin "Buzz Lightyear" TV persona giving prank interviews TV character with the catchphrase "Booyakasha!" TV character with the catchphrase 'Booyakasha!' Teed off Teed off Turbulent Troubled Turpentine is distilled from it Tree residue that's hard to remove from hair Turpentine is distilled from it Type of raincoat. The Man With No Name's garment That's some weapon chosen - if you're in Peru this'll probably go over your head That's some weapon chosen - if you're in Peru this will probably go over your head Trip on choirboy's cloak Teapots' features Teapost features Teapot parts Teapot features Teakettle parts Teapot features Teakettle parts Tea kettle features Tea kettle features Teapot parts "The Ghost of Frankenstein" director Kenton The golden rule, for one The Christian ___ The Protestant ___ Tugger Tito's home. Tito territory Tito's homeland The doctor in charge produced a set of principles Traveling Traveling *Traveling *Traveling Taste test offering Tab, e.g. Two-liter bottle contents Traveling Travel term. Tab or Jolt Traveling. Tab, for one Traveling Traveling Traveling Tab or Jolt Tab, for one Traveller is thus seen limitlessly in northern retreat? Quite the opposite Travelling in France? Ten euro lost while travelling Tab, e.g. Tree of chocolate family. Tree of the chocolate family. Tree yielding a useful nut. Time short with favourite instrument Type of nut. Tonic extract from a nut. Tropical nut tree. "There was no other option!" Tonic extract "There was no other choice" "They made me do it!" "There was no other choice!" "There was no other choice for me!" "They made me" 'There was no other choice!' 'They made me' 'There was no choice' ''They made me do it!'' "There was no other choice" 'There was no other choice' ''There was no other choice'' "There was no choice" *They work by themselves The Gray Lady's initials "24. The first crossword I ever wrote I sold to the ___. It ran on 8/7/1996" "The Gray Lady," initially The Gray Lady of the press: Abbr. The Gray Lady, for short "The Gray Lady" The Gray Lady of the press: Abbr 'The Gray Lady,' briefly The Gray Lady of the press: Abbr 'The Gray Lady': Abbr Truffle hunter's need The tinker in "Midsummer Night's Dream." The tinker, in "Midsummer Night's Dream." Tom the tinker. Tinker in "Midsummer Night's Dream." Tom, the tinker. Tapir's pride. Tapir's pride Tapir's feature Tapir feature Truffle-finding need Truffle-hunting aid Truffle-finding need Truffle-hunting aid Truffle-finding tool Truffle-finding need Truffle-hunting aid Tobacco tin no longer in fashion? Tobacco tin no longer in fashion The Far and the Near? Theater ÷ 1 = Neolithic The Paleolithic period is part of it "The Flintstones" setting "The Flintstones" period "That's ___ brainer" Time of the cave man. Twelve months in Madrid "That's __-brainer" Time of the troglodytes "That's __-brainer" "The Flintstones" setting The Flintstones' era "The Flintstones" time period Time for a mammoth feast? "That's __": "Uh-uh" "The Flintstones" setting Time for a mammoth feast? The Flintstones' era "The Flintstones" time period 'The Flintstones' period The Flintstones' era "That's ___-brainer!" "That's ___-brainer" Twelve months in Madrid Time before computers, facetiously Tot's school, briefly Tot's school, briefly "That's __": "Uh-uh" Trouble partner, in Shakespeare Try to sell "That's __-brainer" "That's __-brainer!" Tie, in blackjack Twelve 24-Acrosses Trudge or drudge Thrust $250 TV buy since '75 Trouble partner, in Shakespeare "Trouble" preceder Twelve months, in Mexico Twelve months, in Murcia The difference between Jan and Joan? "The sire of fame."—Euripides. The day's work. Time abroad Trouble's mate. "They ___ not . . . " Trouble's partner. Trouble's mate "That's ___-brainer" Two semesters abroad, maybe Time span with a tilde Travail 'That's -- -brainer' 'That's --' ('Ixnay') 'That's --' ('Negative') Trouble's partner, in Shakespeare 'That's -- -brainer!' "That's ___ brainer" Trouble's partner Travail Travail 2002, to Juana Trouble's partner The sweat of honest ___ Turn one's hand to Travail Trouble partner Trouble's partner 'That's ___-brainer' Two semesters abroad, maybe Trouble's partner Time span with a tilde Trouble's partner 'That's -- -brainer!' $250 TV buy since '75 "That's __-brainer" Travail "That's __-brainer!" Twelve 24-Acrosses 'That's ___-brainer!' 'That's __-brainer!' Twelve 24-Acrosses Triumphal entry cry That's one in the eye for The Cloud The Crab or the Horsehead, in astronomy The Golden Rule, for one "The check's in the ___" Type of armor This answer contains a lot of letters This answer contains a lot of letters The Post produced up in Williamsburg The Fringe's live stream sends up The Post Target of the Edict of Worms, 1521 Translator of Bible into German, 1522.