Times to pop by, and a feature of the starred clues' answers (hint: include two letters below them) Touched down Tiny mite that delivers half the letters? Telescope sight Took steps TV's Bergen Thailand, once Two-deck game Texas city near Ciudad Juarez Treats with a cold pack That person's There are 52 in a 52-Across Tuna type Type a phone number "The Waste Land" poet Threaded fastener Temporarily stopped Three-pronged spear Thrills Tribal; significant This long stuffing cod to get trained Toppled, as unperched hen did? The willies Try for a hit Team that moved back from St. Louis in 2016, informally They get roasted at this time of year Treetop adornment Takes credit, in a way They present seasonal greetings Time for 2 in France? The __, 1976 horror movie starring Lee Remick and Gregory Peck Time for 2 in Portugal? 'Things Fall Apart' novelist Thalia, Aglaia and Euphrosyne, in myth 'The accuser of our brethren,' per Revelation 'This is only ___' 'The Lion in Winter' actor Thief who stole the missing letters from this puzzle's theme answers The Big Easy, for short Thick with greenery Thomas nicknamed 'Soul Queen of New Orleans' Turn to slush Tech site with a "track prices" browser plug-in Tragic dancer of French literature Take as a given Turn to Trojan leader? Tough calls Title holder Timber source The One Ring, to Gollum Taco Tuesday cocktail, briefly Total ecstasy's opposite Triage sites in a hosp 'Things look bad for us!' 'That would be awful!' 'The Green Frogs,' for example The only even prime number Theater backdrops They're smaller than oceans To be determined Tool for catching shrimp Tool used to ink an ankle Try out Turn loose "The Good Body" playwright The first religious figure recorded as having these wounds was Saint Francis of Assisi "The Aviator" actor Alan The more seasonal of Oasis's Gallagher brothers? Type of vessel in which François Gabart broke an around-the-world record in 2017 Taken illicitly Tic-tac-toe winning row The ____ Patent-Motorwagen, patented in 1886, was the first commercially available car The second distal carpal bone in the human wrist Thin, white mushroom The tempo marking for the rondo movement that ends Mozart's fourth horn concerto is Allegro ____ Tennis' Andre Top of many a tenor's range The most popular version of this translated Kurt Weill song includes five semitone-up modulations Tow-offering org Tree with aerial roots growing down into the soil Track races Trump's first wife Turnstile, e.g Travel agency's getaway deal TV unit Two hours before noon Tyke amuser Tangle Touch 'The practical man in the street who knows anything about ____ is quite aware that they are in their nature and intention lotteries' (The Economist, 1908) 'The Secret Life of Bees,' e.g.? 'The Haunting of Hill House,' e.g.? 'The Help,' e.g.? 14-time winner of the French Open Terrier type Tax amount Takes a turn The 'A' of P.G.A.: Abbr The creeps The Rose City, so nicknamed for its pink sandstone They run parallel in a grocery store They often have large dollar signs on them, in cartoons They're in it for the long haul Toluca lucre Titillation The 'A' of P.G.A.: Abbr. "This is a clear-cut choice" "This is too good to be true, right?" "That seems illogical" Try it! The ones over here "This ___ on sale!" Throne or stool Took the baton at the third leg "The Book of __ Fett" "The Time Machine" author "The Whole Woman" writer Germaine Tres menos uno TV series based on a Coen brothers film Telepathic girl in "Stranger Things" Throws away quickly, in slang Tizzy Tell Task of untangling last year's outdoor Christmas decorations? 'That makes sense' 'The Last Supper' figure 'That's not good!' Tasks for Hercules The Yokum boy Team garments, for short The ___some Foursome (nickname for a gold-medal Australian rowing team) Three, in Roman numerals Touch a phone screen Translation of a midafternoon yawn ___-two punch "The Evil Dead" director Sam Taj Mahal site Take five Thick chunk Thanksgiving dessert Toothpaste holder Toward the stern Travel Triangular pastry Tropical forest Top Test Type of fungus Takes a load off Thieve Throw out Tinder or Hinge Traveler's stopover ___ trick (hockey feat) Trainspotter, perhaps Traders in Derby or Leicester? Thoughts of the French about being made free Type of dish — cereal's so different The female has been a boozer! Tolerance of light opera Take a taste of sushi "That was close!" Tattle The verb to be ( in Vercheres) Tobermory topper The speed of sound Trespass Tolkien tree person Thorny flowers Taken-back auto The day before a holiday Three strikes make this Tiny bit Type of rug "The Matrix" hero Tehran's land To no __: without success Tennis star Sharapova Tailor's line 'Tell me ___ it, stud' To-do list item Trail the pack Two, in Acapulco Totals Take a breath Two-dimensional quantity Teeter-totter Type of routine with cleanser and toner "Take care" Teasing Tedium Took the title Tout Trembling poplar in Anglo-Saxon enclosure Two-wheeled vehicle Tax on legal documents Taper off Take a breather Tableware for special guests Thickness, as of yarn Texter's chortle Trojan hero in a Virgil epic Towel embroidery 'The Spanish Tragedy' dramatist Thomas They may include camomile or rose hips Trucker's haul TV clicker Two-time US Open champ Andre Tie for a rodeo Tosses in "That's cheating!" That and that Takes five Time off, briefly The Hawks, on scoreboards Travel discount provider Tycoon Took steps Tribal leader Texas landmark Tenant's fee To boot To-do list items Transcript no Tremor 'That's not good . . .' T. rex, e.g Tape player Three-foot unit Type of knife Therapist's charge Teeny Temple decoration? Travelling underwater? Rum rationed, making one unruly 'The Addams Family' cousin The Parker-Bowles connection? This precedes foxtrot in the choreography The Me Decade, briefly? TV monitor Two-pronged Take home There are about five of these in a tsp. Transfer, as a tulip The officer in charge preceding disloyal person in command, claiming divine authority Times creates puzzle that's rather dry There are about five of these in a tsp Title of respect Thin batteries Thai money