Tops a different way? Ticklee's cry Traffic sign Trucker's alert "That's enough!" Telegram "period" Ticklish person's shout Thing to do before you restart Type of street sign Telegrammic period Trucker's alert The Supremes' ____ ! In the Name of Love Tops a different way Telegram period Track Tiny amount "The Joy Of Cooking" author Rombauer "The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer "The Mystery of ___ Vep" (Charles Ludlam play) Title role __ Vep "The Mystery of ___ Vep" (Charles Ludlam play) "The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer ___ Thomas, Soul Queen of New Orleans Thirsty's wife and the next-door neighbor of Hi and Lois "The Mystery of ___ Vep" (Charles Ludlam play) Thirsty's wife in "Hi and Lois" "The Mystery of ___ Vep" TV girl. TV's "Miss Peterson." TV character. TV perennial. TV "friend." TV heroine. TV name. TV role. TV "Friend." Thirsty's wife "The Joy of Cooking" writer Rombauer "The Mystery of ___ Vep" (Charles Ludlam play) 1963 title role for Shirley "The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer "The Mystery of ___ Vep," 1990s Off Broadway play "The Joy of Cooking" co-author Rombauer "The Balcony" madame "The Madwoman of Chaillot" character Tart role for Shirley Title role for Shirley "The Madwoman of Chaillot" role "The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer "The Joy of Cooking" writer Rombauer Tart role for Shirley MacLaine Thirsty's cartoon wife "The Madwoman of Chaillot" role "The Joy of Cooking" co-author Rombauer "The Joy of Cooking" writer Rombauer "The Madwoman of Chaillot" character "The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer Title role for Shirley "The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer 1963 title role for Shirley ___ Thomas, the Soul Queen of New Orleans 1963 title role for Shirley Thomas, "The Soul Queen of New Orleans" 'The Joy of Cooking' author Rombauer 'The Joy of Cooking' co-author Rombauer Title role for Shirley Talked while the waiter wrote Talked while the waiter wrote Talked to a waiter Talked to a waiter To some extent, bewildered roadie backed bid Told Traveling next to "The Princess and the Pea" prop Thick hair: Slang. Thing with springs "Total ___" (Arnold Schwarzenegger movie) "Total ___" (1990 Schwarzenegger flick) Think back to Take back Take back. Total ___ (good memory) "Total ___" (1990 film) Think back to Take back Think back to Think back to The Queen's upset about everybody, remember Traffic sign "__ the music!" Telegram "punctuation" Take five Toddler's cry from a merry-go-round, maybe Telegram punctuator Traffic sign Telegram "period" Telegram period Train station Tour part Train schedule listing Traffic sign "That's enough!" Telegram period Telegraphic punctuation Train station Telegram sentence ender Train schedule listing Telegram punctuator Traffic sign Title is lost by one who thinks they're superior Take in too much Take in too much Take in too much Take too many courses Take more than seconds Take too many helpings. Take more than seconds To dine Tenth-anniversary DVD, e.g. The expected deliverer. "The ___," Handel opus Title for Jesus (with "The") The "Hallelujah" Chorus is part of it Title for Jesus (with "The") The Promised One The Lions' fresh source of milk? Three-dimensional scene Three-dimensional display Three-dimensional historical display Three-dimensional scene. Type of exhibit. Tableau of a sort Three-dimensional scene Three-dimensional scene Three-dimensional scene Three-dimensional man-made scene Three-dimensional scene Three- dimensional display Three-dimensional historical display Turns up, had resistance to not going to bed? That'll shut the up wives in India! Terribly hard up in seclusion Two-masted vessel Type of details Two-masted vessel They're often cluttered in offices They may be writing They might be writing They get into rows at school They strike along the Nile The score in a classroom? They get into rows at school They're vile on the Nile Things left after a closing bell They're vile along the Nile Their heights may be adjustable They strike along the Nile Things many people work on all day long The snakes in the movie line 'Snakes. Why'd it have to be snakes?' They're vile on the Nile They strike along the Nile The snakes in Indiana Jones' "Why do they have to be snakes?" They deliver venom even though head�s been removed They might bite -- or sting when weight's added They might strike in Egypt “The Memory of Trees” singer "Tom & ___" (1994 film) "Tom & ___" (1994 movie) 'Tom & ___' (1994 movie) “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” aunt Teacher Hagen Tony winner between Shirley and Julie Tony winner Hagen Thespian legend Hagen Tony winner Hagen Tony-winner Hagen Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig Tony winner Hagen Thespian Hagen Tony Award winner Hagen Tony winner Hagen Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig Two-time Tony winner Hagen Tony-winner Hagen Tony winner Hagen Thespian Hagen Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig Tony winner Hagen Thespian Hagen Tony-winning Hagen Three-time Tony winner Hagen The Jazz, on sports tickers Tony winner Hagen Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig Thespian Hagen Tony winner Hagen Tony-winner Hagen Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig Tony winner Hagen Three-time Tony winner Hagen Theater's Ms. Hagen Tony-winning actress Hagen Tony winner Hagen Tony winner Hagen Tony winner Hagen The Jazz, on sports tickers Tony winner Hagen Theater coach Hagen Tony winner Hagen Thespian Hagen Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig Thespian legend Hagen Tony-winner Hagen Tony winner Hagen Theater legend Hagen Tony winner Hagen The Jazz, on scoreboards Turn the ___ (reverse completely). Turn the ___. Twelve ___ of Rome Turn the ____ They may be turned Think one step ahead of Think faster than Think faster. Totally dominate Think faster "To thine __ self be true" Think faster than Take responsibility for Trick or gull Tagore's tongue Tyro Tyro, and a hint to this puzzle's theme Tyro Tyro, and a hint to this puzzle's theme Tyro Tyro Tyro Tyro, slangily To have and to hold Total beginner Take full responsibility for Take responsibility for "To thine ___ self be true": Polonius Type of domestic fowl "That's life," e.g. "That's life!," e.g. "To thine ___ self . . . " "To each his ___" Tanaholic, e.g.