The ____ Prayer Tease The ___ Prayer Titled characters Theme park lure Titled noblemen "Ticket to ___" Titled British men Tease mercilessly Take the subway 10th-day-of- Christmas gift The ___ Prayer "The _____ of Discipline" (Conroy) Theme park feature "The ___ of Flatbush" (Stallone flick) They're "a-leaping" at yule time Take a cab "Ten ___ a-leaping . . ." ____ the High Country "Ten ___ a-leaping . . ." Titled British men Tease Titles for British earls Take the car Test site �- no place for ladies Take a bus They have a prominent House in London Ten in a carol Tease mercilessly Theme park attraction Tilt-a-Whirl, for one Take a trolley Tilt-A-Whirl, e.g. Take a lift, say Tease mercilessly The Old Woman of Scandinavia's baseless grounds Time of intense colors Take the bus Tease relentlessly ___ the bench (not get used in the game) Theme park feature Teacups at an amusement park, e.g Twilight preceder Twilight time Trimmed, basic figure idiotic Twilight. Tilt-A-Whirl, e.g Trip home from the airport, perhaps Take the bus Twilight time. Time of day. Twilight Time for twilight Tree trimmed from 39-Across Theme park feature Take the bus Tilt-a-Whirl, for one Theme park attraction Tree with lights, often Take a trolley Tree often brought into the house Tilt-A-Whirl, e.g Trip on a bicycle Tree decorated in December Tree with needles Tease Take a trip Tree with cones Take a train or bus Taunt, so to speak Take a bus or train Take a cab or bus Tree marketed in December Trip in a car or bus Take the bus or train Taunt Tilt-A-Whirl, e.g Take the bus Taxi trip Tease Tree with lights, often Theme park lure Tease relentlessly Tree often brought into the house Take the bus Taxi trip Tease Taunt Take advantage of bike-share, say Take the horse from Rio Grande releasing groan Travel Travel free, heading east Travel free over the Orient Travel free heading for Eastbourne Travel about, carrying papers Tree with needles Take an Uber Trip on a train Tease mercilessly Tease mercilessly Tease mercilessly Theme park staple Theme park staple The Haunted Mansion or Splash Mountain, at Disneyland Train journey Type of evergreen Take the bus Travel, on horseback, say Tree with needles Tree in the pine family Travel by streetcar Travel, by horse say Theme park offering Theme park offering Took back Tree. Tree for 32 Down. Took back Took back Took back Tree Tall tree "The ___ Tree," Andersen fairy tale Tree sacred to Pan Time of wet weather Tree with cones Tree-line tree Tree with needles They know the score TREE Tree that starts fires? Tool with a bubble Tool to get even with drink To get the better of transport queue heading to university is heart-warming at first Tannenbaum choice Tree type Thoroughly defeat Type of Christmas tree Tree marketed in December Trypanosomiasis spreader Twice set about sly parasite Telephone pole tree Tree with cones The Road Runner, often Tree with upright cones Tree with cones Tree that starts fires? Tang The Road Runner, when running Twist at a bar Type of tree purchased in December The Road Runner, often Tree with needles Tall tree The Road Runner, when running Type of evergreen Tree with cones Triangle-shaped conifer The world, to Mr. Magoo Tree in a tree lot Time-lapse photography phenomenon Tree for an Irishman Tree for Irishmen Tree not easily moved? Get rid of root Tree Tree in Sellafirth Type of Christmas tree Tree decorated in December Tree farm tree Tree with needles Tree with upright cones Tree with needles Tall tree The 'Tannen' of Tannenbaum Tool around Type of inn Type of bike or inn Travel by car Truck driver? Travel by car Target of a tune-up Take a Sunday drive Travel by car Take a ride Travel by car The majority of what's on the dust jacket is obscure The night before on the day after, maybe The Beatles told him, "Don't be afraid" Thomas Hardy character. The Beatles' "Hey ___" Title fellow in a Beatles song — the Obscure (Hardy) "The North Wind ___ Blow" (Nursery rhyme) "The lady ___ protest too much, methinks": Gertrude in "Hamlet" "The lady ___ protest too much" Third-person verb from Shakespeare "The lady ___ protest...": Hamlet "The fool __ think he is wise ...": "As You Like It" "The lady __ protest too much": "Hamlet" "The lady __ protest ...": "Hamlet" "The lady ___ protest too much, methinks" "The fool ___ think he is wise...": Shak. "The lady ___ protest...": Hamlet "The lady __ protest too much": "Hamlet" "The lady __ protest ...": "Hamlet" "The bell __ toll for him ...": Donne "The lady __ protest ... ": "Hamlet" "The fool __ think he is wise ...": "As You Like It" "The lady __ protest too much" "The lady ___ protest too much . . . ": Shak. "The lady ___ protest ..." "The lady ___ protest too much" "The lady ___ protest too much": Shak. "The fool ___ think he is wise..." ("As You Like It") 'The lady -- protest too much' "The lady _____ protest too much" "The lady ___ protest too much" "The lady ___ protest too much ..." "The lady ___ protest ..." "The lady ___ protest too much" (Hamlet) "The lady ___ protest too much" 'The lady ___ protest too much': Shak 'The fool ___ think he is wise': Shak 'The lady ___ protest too much' 'The lady -- protest ...' "The lady __ protest ... ": "Hamlet" "The fool __ think he is wise ...": "As You Like It" 'The lady __ protest ... ': 'Hamlet' 'The fool __ think he is wise ...': 'As You Like It' "The lady — protest ..." "The lady — protest too much" "The lady ___ protest ..." 'Time __ transfix the flourish set on youth': Shak "Time __ transfix the flourish set on youth": Shak 'The lady ___ protest too much': 'Hamlet' Television tube filler Taking the wrong way? Taking things wrong? Taking the wrong way? Taking something badly? Taking it badly? Thug's crime, often Thomas Crown caper Taking the wrong way? Taking something badly? Taking it badly? Taking something badly? Taking it badly? Taking offence Taking a daily paper