Trailing shrub such as Vaccinium oxycoccus that bears sour edible red berries (9) Tree-dwelling pest surrounded by sea? (8) Try, still (4) Tsar celebrity (anag) (4) Type of sweet (11) "That's super-cool!" The spirit of France They make very fine traps "This ain't it, jefe" Till peas perhaps to make them sweet Traipses around for money Try to get 500 behind bars (5) Two ciphers when there is no visibility (4-4) Type of chemistry can't allay eccentric I included (10) Tell tall tales Three, in Turin "That'll do it for me" "Turn off the alarm" Too energetic "Thank you for coming to my ___ Talk" Tower for storing grain Tax pro TALKS LIKE THIS Tank nuisance Texter's "I'm out!" The scent of the rose to turn to Thor's son in the role-playing game Scion Took no notice of eroding rocks (7) Tops that don't require a bottle opener Trains for a marathon, say Tribute in "Antigone" Tungusic people of northeast China Type of "mobile" for Oscar Mayer TV personality -- Melber Tall building Tragic opera Teddy with check scarf and trousers (6,4) To Catch a Thief star (4,5) Type of press stud for a party? (6) The People's Republic of ___ (Asia's largest country) Tell a false tale, like Pinocchio Tomato ___ (squished to a pulp) "The Big O," in Nebraska "That dress looks good ___" ("She looks good in that"): 2 wds. The sixth ___ (intuition) The sensation you feel apart from sight, hearing, smell and taste? Taste like sea water "That didn't ___ to me" ("I didn't think of it") 1/16th of a pound (often a measure of common sense, also!) "The Godfather" author ___ Puzo Thin pancake-like pastry "This requires a ___ concentration" (loads): 2 wds. "Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why ___ engage in it": Henry Ford, 2 wds. Tech giant whose logo looks like a blue bridge The pace at which music is played "The Amityville Horror" author Jay ___ Teenager's infatuation TV ___ (staff working on a show) "The bill ___ about a thousand bucks" (totaled): 2 wds Thailand, formerly The Loch ___ monster Take place ___-trained (like a child who no longer wears a diaper) To dote on Transform an image into a different one using computer technology "The company ___ their new product to the maximum." (promoted in an exaggerated manner) Talk without discretion "They look so ___, it's difficult to know who's who!" (similar) The ___ DeGeneres Show Thick piece of marble, say "This will ___ enough." (inadequate): 2 wds. "The boy just didn't ___." (incompatible socially): 2 wds. Time the clock shows one hour before three in the afternoon: 2 wds. "___ to Italy for my vacation." (going to): 2 wds. Type of race in which teams of runners may compete Toy makers at Santa's workshop The devil himself Transparent water cube "The baby is malnourished as a result of being ___." (food not provided) "___ to that!" (expression to convey agreement) Tall caps made famous by Rastafarians "They gathered all ___ stuff and left." (belonging to them) Trigonometric functions that sounds like "signs" Thick type of carpet They may be behind glasses or blindfolds The submerged area of a ship where the bottom curves up to meet the sides "The ravaged country was provided millions ___." (financial assistance): 2wds. Theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort with the "Spaceship Earth" icon Too ___ target (can be achieved with minimal effort): 2wds. The name of the Jetsons' dog in the titular cartoon series They can be split or charged The snowman in "Frozen" "The Second Coming" poet, William Butler ___ These exams test the reasoning skills of the future attorneys: Abbr. Trims a tree "Take ___ (drop in value, as of stocks): 2 wds. "The Ice Storm" actress, Holmes T-shirt size that comes before large, for short The "U" of EU "The Jetsons" dog To and ___ (back and forth) Traveler's stop Tiny insect that may crave for sugar: 2 wds. Traveler's option when it's not by air Tiny plant pest The ___ Lama (Tibet's spiritual leader) Triumphant cries "The doctor ___" (seeing the patient): 2 wds. Think out loud or speak one's mind The opposite of exit Talk show host DeGeneres "The Old Wives' Tale" playwright ___ through the keyhole (have a look) "They are yet to pick ___ for the wedding.": 2 wds. The Wall in China? ___ the Terrible "Ta-daa!" "This" in Spanish ___ the test (find out how good something is): 2 wds. Takes in through a straw Take without permission with no intention of returning "The Phantom of the ___" To pass something with flying colors Taj ___ (famous attraction in India) To act spiteful, like a feline Tom and Garfield, e.g. "That tree was once ___ that she planted.": 2 wds. Too-often repeated Tiny lawn units There's no fire without this, as per a phrase (what rises out of one) That's a shame, old-style Trial ___ (trial in front of judges): 2 wds. Typical family car "Things are not always what they ___" They are smaller than the seas, like the Erie or Tahoe Thick, like heavy fog "The ___ Guy" (Jim Carrey movie named for someone who'd fix a TV's reception) Thailand's name, once "...till ___ do us part..." (certain vow, maybe) The British ___ (Great Britain, Ireland, and many other smaller land masses) 11th grader's exam: Abbr. "The ___ Ranger" (2013 Johnny Depp movie) Take a chill pill and lie on the couch, say 18th US president Ulysses S. ___ "The Simpsons" lead character The scorned wife of Jason in Greek mythology "That was ___ thing to say!" (vile, not nice): 2 wds. "They ___ match for us!" : 2 wds. Therefore "Ta-da!," in France The "U" in UV rays Try a small sip of, as of a soup Tongue-clicking sound Toy blocks that can be connected together Tappable images on your phone's screen "Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck ___ TV screen option: Abbr. "The sky's the ___." The New York ___ (newsstand item) Track and field events That and that Tennis champion ___ Sharapova The devil himself Tokyo, in ancient times TV's "Dancing with the ___" "This cake is ___ for!" (simply delicious): 2 wds. Ticked off Try to stay away from "The ___ bird catches the worm." "The Show Must Go On" singer Leo "The Grand Budapest Hotel" director ___ Anderson Take the first step "To be," in Latin "This must weigh ____!" (very heavy): 2 wds. Trunk of the body "Tomorrow ___ Dies" (James Bond movie) ____ Thomas, N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Tiny crawler that loves sugar Table's partner The "N" in "TNT" Takes one's breath away "The ___ Boys" (fictional detectives) "There are four fingers and a ___ on the hand" Turkic language Tropical fruit with pink pulp "The Devil Wears ___" The "L" of AWOL "Tattered Tom" novelist Horatio Topple from power Tennis great Agassi Treasure container Teen skin ailments Try, as food Transmits, as an email Two quarters "The Addams Family" actress Christina ___ "___ The Dragon" (Bruce Lee Movie) Term often used to describe the boyfriend Tit for ___ Trimmed the lawn ___ Talks (inspirational talks on YouTube) Tournament winner, for short Transport that runs on rails "The ___ Winfrey Show" Take ___ from someone's book: 2 wds. "Take it or ___ it!" TV guide chart, for short Tomato ___ (output from a blender) Trot and canter, for a horse Take in through a straw The D in CD Tea leaves holder "There's too many ___ in this world!" (wicked things) "The ___ is in the detail." "This too shall ___" "There's no honor ___ thieves." Triangular chunk of cheese or a piece of pie "Take responsibility!": 2 wds. Tibet's ___ Lama "Try ___ you succeed." Tiny openings on the skin Tot's stuffed bear To prohibit something ___ than ever (more certain) "The Discovery of India" author Jawaharlal ___ "The Museum of Innocence" author Pamuk The New Yorker cartoonist Roz "___ the matter at hand ..." (concerning): 2 wds. The heart's main artery The ___ (Shakespeare's nickname) Teetotallers, slangily "The ___," action comedy film starring Bradley Cooper and Liam Neeson: Hyph. Texas Revolution battle site Terminate, as an insurance policy The ___ Boys (fictional detectives) "The Devil Wears ___" Tennis champ, ___ Agassi Tire pattern To no ___ (fruitlessly) Two-time French Open winner Sharapova The "m" in Einstein's famous equation "There's ___ in sight" (seemingly forever): 2 wds. Talk show group Tesla CEO Musk The ____ Ridge Boys (gospel quartet) Tub for water Type of ego which is a person's secondary personality Tempts or entices someone, say Turn aside or prevent "Three" in French