This puzzle's title This puzzle's title They know everything Typical Tyson triumphs Tyson specialties Talkative knight? Target of an attention-seeker? Those disinclined to action. Tamarisk tree tamarisk tree TAU Tamarisk tree of India. Tree of western Asia and India. They work for dictators. Trim for the royal limo? Target eschewers? (Lady Gaga) Type of horn Taqueria toppings Tool for drawing a perfect line Tailored garments. Tamarisk salt tree. The honorable Justice David? Tamarisk tree The Bride of Frankenstein's complaint Tamarisk salt tree Three after the news Tamarisk Two-person publicity shot, slangily Tamarisk Tales from the market? Tales from the market? Thwarted. "Time out!" "Time out!" Top student's house? Torpors Torpors They keep you going They may be swaying They prey on small mammals The "Man of La Mancha" had one Those taking unfair advantage They make take advantage of you They go foist? They take advantage Theme of this puzzle Tony Award play: 1986 Tennis drop shot from Gandhi? Thornless: Bot. Tax: French. Type of bed The Arctic explorer replied __ TV pair of last season. They have prominent flippers They have work to do Three clubs Town in N Finland Teen fantasy? Third-year student gone astray? Third-year student gone astray? Type of school. TUNA SALAD STAPLE Tries to preserve desirable traits Title (and only) character in a Beckett one-act "___ the best is good enough": Goethe Tired, in León Tender of a lorry. Three Streets The sixth part of 7-Down The really-long-term lot at the airport? Timber tree. Timber tree of P. I. "___, they say, hae I" Texas shrine's temperature controller? Title poem of a Poe book The answer "no" Time of day: Abbr. Thorax part Trio of wind dirs. Those with legal claims. Takes a nap To make one's bed and have to ___. Tabloids? The five letters that switch to yield the contest answer ___ the Visitation "The Barber of Baghdad" tenor Thimblerigger's makeshifts. The Blue Eagle's initials, 1933. Time lapse TOT IN PRE-K Thanksgiving, e.g. Tarzan's leonine friend Things Aristotle wrote There's ___!: pragmatic advice Temperature taker, at times Today, really Town in Latium The MVD from 1934 to 1946. Tangy teatime treats "That's final!" (and a hint to this puzzle's theme) ___ task (difficult job) Team on the scoreboard at MSG "The Snake Pit" director, Anatole "The film festival's been cancelled"? Terrible egg puns? ... then walk over one of ... Team of published NFLers? Twelve tricks. Turkish weights Tails for bulls and hills Turkish chamber: Var. Turkish chamber Turkish chamber Turkic persons Traveling up a down staircase, e.g. Traditional song, lyrics by Samuel Woodworth Traditional song by Samuel Woodworth Tool sharpeners Taking one's role to heart? 19th Century folk song Teutonic freeman's tenure. Tic-tac-toe advice? Town south of San Bernardino Town bordering San Bernardino "The World ___ In." "The Unholy Three" was his only talkie "Take care of that ailing throat"? The detective-school flunkout ___ The bends, to caisson workers Three-Emmy winner of '99 TV premiere of 9/21/93 Taxed one's patience Texas cat's gamble? Tumblers Two 57-Across items Two-time host of the Summer Olympics *"The simplest solution is usually correct" principle "The simplest solution is usually correct" principle *"The simplest solution is usually correct" principle Turns or times: Music. Turn: Musical direction. Turn (the page): Music. Turn (the page): Mus. Telephone conversations on the web technology, for short Transmission technology used in Skype Telephone-on-the-web technology Teetotaling representative with an act named after him The state of falling into disuse Tropical coral. (Thomas Pynchon, 1963) Its formula is 4/3 x pi x r³ (Michael Crichton, 1987) Timely singing lesson? Time at which speech begins? "T.G.I.F." The legal profession. Tea drinker's carol? Two additional boats The conformist … Third-party query Toast. Two-in-one creatures? Type of beer bottle The story of Moby Dick Trousers Timely gift Talkative one's question, part 3 Theme of this puzzle Two Jacks The Bride of Lammermoor TV role for Charlene Tilton They start pitches "The Gangs of New York" as read by actress ___ 28th president's advance? Two posthumous concerns? The last pain pill in the bottle? Traditional Nordic dish Twilight in Montauk? Take care of every last detail Tries to trap something Take care of every last detail 11TH CENTURY: Olaf Haraldsson defeated... Toy with a key 11TH CENTURY: Olaf Haraldsson defeated...: 3 wds. The whole story "The Days of __ Roses" Two bottled liquids kept in a cabinet? Tree in need of company? Telecom executive's other job? The gardener ___ "The Spirit" creator The __ the short of it This is NOT a Steinbeck classic "thirtysomething" actress "thirtysomething" actress "thirtysomething" star Texas pop.? THE ONLY ONE PROPOSING Top in a certain contest 19th Century designer of U. S. coinage, his name now a Manhattan phone exchange. This puzzle's theme source TV show about neologisms? "___ thou right?"--Psalms The therapist … The mother of Hiawatha. "That can't be!" They're 30-Down by manicurists They're 30-Down by manicurists TAKE AN OPTIMISTIC VIEW '74 Tim Buckley album The Beach Boys' "__ Grow Up" Theoretical force. Took a wrong turn Theoretical force. "_____ that this too too solid flesh would melt" The gold: French. TV singer Denise. "The ___ of Pompeii" Tipperary Traditional time to bottle wine? Traditional time to bottle wine? Third line of the limerick Time for K-K-K-Katy's rendezvous TIDE Timely verse: Part 1 Third part of a quip Title happening in a much-discussed 1973 film "This is the place, no question" The subjects of eschatology "The ___ Saw Paris," 1940 song They fell after being circled 13 times The ___ be counted " . . . the ___ lay the old aside": Pope Twist... Take out the algae? Take the algae out for a stroll? Time ___ (present moment). The time ___. Time ___. "There's so much I want to say ..." Two words after break Ticker The Island ___ Moreau "The Cabinet __ Caligari" "The Island ___ Moreau" "The true measure _____ ..." Them: Fr. "The ground ___ she trod": Milton Their: Fr. Their, in France Two Poles Their, in Tours