Treat badly; insult Treat cruelly Treat badly Treat badly Take the wrong way Treat badly Treat badly Treat badly Take after Talk like Take off: Colloq. Take off. Take off on Talk like Take after Take off, seeing Italian grabbed by single pal This person is one: conclusion for journalist fed copy Take off some Chinese tat I'm ironing when upset Take off one, then divide other half by it Things we can't ever regulate, apparently Tries (for) Tries earnestly (for) Tries hard (for) "The ___ of Navarone": 1961 film They're held by stocks Theme of the puzzle They may be fired Tries earnestly (for) Tries hard (for) Tries hard (for) Turn over secure weapons Turned over well-protected weapons Toward the source Tough way to swim Tough way to swim Towards the source Turn into Turn into Turn to Turn into Turn into Turn into eventually Turn into eventually Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into Turn into eventually Turn into eventually Turn into Tail end of film we skipped Typical homework assignment "The mob has many ___ but no brains": English proverb Theme of this puzzle Tosser's call "Two ___ are better . . . " Two are better than one Two of these are better Toppers for the Brewers? Tails' companion Takes the helm Talking ___ "Tails" alternative Takes charge of Toss call Takes charge of Takes charge of macho publicity? They're in charge Two of them are better than one Two of them are better than one Take possession by force Take possession of a territory by force True Totally loyal True-blue Totally loyal True-blue Tutor Track straightaway Time in the cooler Tormented cow at the heart of mad disease on ship going in and out of England Tormented by what neurotic will do in the centre of Sweden The people. The proletariat. The people, in toto. The common people. The proletariat The common people The "them" in "Let them eat cake" The common people, generally Tells, as secrets Tanker mishaps Tumbles. Table accidents Twists of paper for lighting candles Tanker troubles Tanker disasters Title of royal war casualty. Title. The Blue Devils The Blue Devils of college sports The Blue Devils of college sports Title for William and Harry Type of British noble Toy (with) Toy (with) Toy. Two cents. Toy Toy (with) Thing of very little value Thing of little value Thing of little value Thing of little importance Thing of very little value Trivial matter Tad Thing of little value Thing of very little value Trivial matter Tiny amount Trinket Troop leader could be shot for something trivial Triviality Thing of little value Thing of little importance Time to plunder pudding? Tintinnabulator Telephony pioneer ___ the cat Thing that might raise class consciousness? "The _ Song: from "Lakme" Telephone man Tolling place Telephone inventor Teacher of the deaf, known for a great invention. Telephone man. Time signal. Tinker ___. Town crier's signal. Thing to ring ___ the cat (be daring) Telephone man Toll provider? Toll producer Time unit at sea Telephone pioneer Type of pepper Thing to answer Took off like a shot "The Odd Couple" setting "The ___," 1960 Oscar winner "The ___," Wilder film Threads, to a Brit Threads, to a Brit Threads of story remain incomplete They may be spun -- to make briefs? Threadlike substances Treat as a role model Toll provider? Trumpet feature Telephone inventor Tolling thing Tolling place Tolling place The extremes of beach volleyball tends to stop the boxers getting more involved The large end of a 1A’s tubing Tinkler Telephone call (informal) Thing with a clapper Thing to ring ''The ... Jar'' (Sylvia Plath) Town crier's item Telephone call Telephone inventor Telephone inventor Telephone inventor _This style_ They're inclined to be stressful They're not straight up They're slanted These They're not straight up They're slanted Type for titles Type for special purposes. Type used for emphasis. Type used since 1501. Type style. Type used for emphasis Type style Type of type They're used to stress Type for book titles Tilted type Title type They're slanted Title treatment, often Title type Title treatment, often Title type Type used for emphasis Type for book titles Type of characters on the slide Type inclined to show stress They're used for emphasis They're used for emphasis Thirdager Third-ager Twelfth grader 12th grader Twelfth grader 12th-grader 12th grader 12th grader 12th-grader Type of citizen Type of moment 12th grader 12th-grader Taste authority Tease the boss having great appreciation of beauty The tease (anag.) Tease the abstract art lover Turn a blind eye to Turn a blind eye to foreign region Turn a blind eye to Gore in trouble Take no notice Take it all off? Take no notice of Take no notice of bombed region Take no notice of Italian gentleman failing to start Take no notice of Gore in trouble Take no notice of some hanger-on, giving up Turn one's back on Took the wrong way? There is no spa in Singapore? Never mind! Take no notice of soldier giving up on one of the sisters Turn off, as the lights "___ the ump!" "___ the umpire!" (stadium shout) "To ___ a Mockingbird" Turns up broadcast from Spain and Zaire initially with enthusiasm for culinary types in Napoli Type of restaurant "To ___ a Mockingbird"