Town south of Oxford "That's strange ... " "That's ___ thing to do!" The bees 'There's not ___ bone in his body' "This is ___ old world to be alone" (blues-song lyric) The rogue They cross bridges? Trap for a monarch Turgenev story named after an orphaned dog Teacake 5th-century invader of Britain 5th-cen. invader of Britain. Tones down Tractor work Traveler. Thin slice Tonsure cut around top of head Tranquility Tranquillity. Tranquil state Tranquil state Tranquillity Think after short break provides one with the answer Twitted. Tried to get a rise out of Tissandier vehicle Tugs. Turned down Toward Polaris Threatens to finish in bad spirits ''The Instrument of the Immortals'' Trains devout men somehow to become emotionless Type of joint back in North Africa ages ago won't cramp anyone's space #2: Tea server? This setter's in mess -- I misconstrued 'representation' Totals Totals Totals Totals Totals Totals, as a car Tow truck attachments, sometimes Totals Transparent substance made on Italian island of Murano Therapist dealing with nervous diseases and mental ailments Theatrical apparatus producing what appears to be white precipitation Town north of Carter Bar Traditional wife "The Crossword Obsession" author "The Crossword Obsession: The History and Lore of the World's Most Popular Pastime" author Coral Thrusting sword of Renaissance. Thrusting sword. Thrusting sword Three-wheeler with a motorcycle engine Tending to wear away Tending to wash out Tending to wear down Tending to wear away. Tending to wash out Tending to wear away Tending to wear away Tending to wear down Tar catcher Trifle ruined, mine's gone up in smoke! Thickening agent acceptable in a macrobiotic diet Town north of Selkirk Tough mode of punishment Title page follower Title page follower That can be summoned to appear in court Tradename for a British fashion doll To blame To blame To blame To blame This usually falls on September 23 in the northern hemisphere To blame The cows, roaming round quiet Welsh town To blame To blame To do with anything offered in worship Twists of fortune Twists of fortune Type of patchworking The vicissitudes of life Thoughtful Tissue descriptor Thick, as toilet tissue Thick, as toilet tissue Tissue descriptor Time upsets one in military jail - it's only half to do with material that's available to one who likes a yarn Tree often on the cover of High Times Two snooker shots feature in conservatory? Take charge temporarily This puzzle's theme Take temporary charge Take charge for a short time Tended the sauce Type of part of speech using words such as can/could, may/might, etc Transmuted. Tireless campaign Tireless campaign The first one began in 1095 Type of alcohol. Trust Trust Trust Trust Trust. Trust Trust Trust Trust Trust Trust Trust could be real nice Treat with awe Think the world of They are posted before Christmas Throw back. Throw something backwards "The Galloping Ghost" of the gridiron Travelling dealer in grain and salt in southern India The Patrons of Husbandry "The Galloping Ghost" "The Galloping Ghost," Red ___ "The Galloping Ghost," Red ___ The Quakers, non-league football team Tragic heroine of Irish legend Tragic heroine of Irish legend Tragic heroine of Irish legend Tragic heroine of Irish legend Tragic heroine of Irish legend Two Reds mixed up with one girl Taught like a taskmaster Type of test Tough Mudder competitor's quality The common stonecrop. Trial run at a car dealership Take for a spin *Take for a spin *Take for a spin *Take for a spin Take one before buying a car Try out a new vehicle Try out (car) Try out a new vehicle Tense situation Table pitcher. The cattail, in England. Tea-set piece. "The time is ___": Hamlet Teen idol with the 1959 album "Hold That Tiger!" "Turn Me Loose" singer, 1959 1959 "Tiger" singer "Turn Me Loose" singer "Turn Me Loose" singer, 1959 Therefore catalogue must include old performer 'Turn Me Loose' singer Teen idol of the '50s "Turn Me Loose" singer Teen idol of the '50s Teen idol with the 1959 album 'Hold That Tiger!' The S in L. S. D. The "s" in l.s.d. Terrible days without drink — or indigestion! Two ducks in Kerry built bird colony Theft. Taking by subtle means. Thievish Thievery Ty Cobb specialty Tri- tripled The plagiarising of novel taglines Thieving Taking one drink laced with another Theft Tom or Dick, but not Harry Takes one's breath away? ___ tide TV name. Tom or Dick, but not Harry Type of bee Type of word found twice in each of the six longest answers Type of word found twice in each of the six longest answers Trunk left on board by ship's officer, containing new gold Town at south-west end of Caledonian Canal Terracotta figurine Transparency Takes one's breath away? Tom and Dick, but no Harry Twist master Checker Throwing TV dinners? They got their name from their hibernation Top it off TOPPING # 7 They may be Swedish Trattoria staple Twice Frenchman in bad deals crashed Thin ___ (touchy) Tesla "The Gate/___" Temporary blockage to obstruct movement Temporary obstruction Thanksgiving fork? T formation alternative T formation alternative Thanksgiving prize Turkey part. T-formation variant Turkey feature The horses left behind in a race. The ordinary crowd. The undistinguished multitude. The usual run of things Trial figure. The accused Tributes Tenor Plácido Triumphal songs. Tenor Placido Tenor Placido Tinder Temporary lodgings Tapestry hung upside down in amateur operation -- chaos! Taught gradually, with "in" Taught gradually, with "in" Temperature unit Temperature unit Temperature unit Temperature unit Temperature unit Temperature scale name Temperature scale Temperature of 56 in east south-central state Tot's transport Talkative egoist or fop ... the guy who always shows up unannounced They may be felt on the head Toppers popular with jazzmen ... the guy who always shows up unannounced Twelve "That's right!" Twelve Twelve P.M. ''That's right!'' Tick or mite Tick or mite. "The World of Suzie Wong" playwright Paul