The fundamental building blocks of matter To fetch something The Lion's star sign To rub out, as with the back of a pencil The sharp part of a knife, or the boundary of something To allow something The ___ Khalifa, currently the tallest building in the world They come in Queen and King sizes "The ___ thickens!" Tiny amount The opposite of subtract Tie the knot The first number to have two digits Temporary, for short To topple over The Leaning Tower's city The anti-hero from "The Sopranos" who went by the name Anthony, played by James Gandolfini: 2 wds. Target The anti-hero from "M*A*S*H" who went by the name Captain Benjamin Franklin, played by Alan Alda: 2 wds. Things to play with The anti-hero from "Breaking Bad" who went by the alias Heisenberg, played by Bryan Cranston: 2 wds. The Black ___ Peas (hip-hop group) Thor's mischievous brother Tool for a firefighter Take a shower The Crimson Tide, to fans To say something is over-exaggerated, in texting shorthand: Abbr. Take to court To write something down, or a popular toy known as the ___-a-sketch Therefore "Three ___ and a Baby" (1987 film) "The ___shank redemption" an Oscar-winning movie "The Big Island" in Hawaii that also serves as a port "The Bluest Eye" novelist Morrison The Yellowhammer State, for short The actor who played Bilbo Baggins, Ian ___ The little iPod Tribute, of poetic sorts Tiny charged particle Try to win over, as a woman Tied score in Tennis The Professor in "Wacky Races", a scientist who raced in his Convert-A-Car that could transform into anything that moves: 2 wds. Turn down the lights The outer edge of something, like a Basketball ___ To vote in favour of something (anagram of Aye) To legally possess something To give someone a ___ look (indicate that you are serious) "That's a ___" (Not possible): 2 wds The opposite of wet The main artery in the human body To put on the market To shout and scream To droop or hang loosely The opposite of "Aye" "That's what ___ said!" "The Doggfather" rapper who was frequently in and out of jail after high school, before becoming a musician: 2 wds. "The Life of Pablo" rapper who was into art and poetry before becoming a musician: 2 wds. Tax ___ (someone who doesn't pay taxes) The folder sign on a computer screen, for example The Sun, for one (also the closest) They deliver the mail at Hogwarts The phrase "adios amigos" belongs to this language Thick piece (say, of marble) "There is a vast ___ of literature on the topic" (range) Tigger and Piglet's pal Thanksgiving side dish Tech giant that invented Watson and the ThinkPad "This just ___ my day!" Thurman of "Pulp Fiction" Thick cloud of vapor that may prevent a flight take-off Thor's brother, depicted by Tom Hiddleston in "The Avengers" ___ Toys, maker of the Magic 8-Ball Three-___ building (has 3 floors) Thick sauce that goes with chips The rapper who shot to fame with his track "Gangnam Style" Thick, creamy dressing that is used in coleslaw, for short The day before a holiday, such as Christmas ___ Thick roll of dollar bills Tidy The last one, as a movie scene or a classroom lecture To and ___ (like a pendulum) The National ___ (piece of fabric that serves as the emblem of a nation) Temporary peace or lack of activity The "O" in "S.O.S" Tickle Me ___ (popular children's toy) Tale teller Edgar Allan To be or ___ to be The opposite of dry To start a pot, usually in poker The Lion's star sign "Thar ___ blows!" The Book of ___, a movie starring Denzel Washington To really bother someone The opposite of bright The name of Noah's eldest son To ruin or diminish something To choose to do something To start afresh "Tell ___ About It" (Billy Joel hit) ___ Taylor, the actress from "Six Feet Under" The ___, a famous cartoon revolving around a team of men who have terrain based exo-suits The 9th Greek letter, which is also a word that means a tiny bit The opposite of a con, when making lists The name of a fictional computer in Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" To bless or formally name someone The opposite of cold The shape a rainbow makes Thundering sound after a cracking performance "Tonight is going to be ___!" (Great fun) The ___ness monster The colorful part of one's eye The antagonist in "Texas Chainsaw Massacre", serial killer who uses a chainsaw in murder and cannibalism The majestic sound a Lion makes The antagonist in "Friday the 13th" film franchise, serial killer who wears the iconic hockey goalie mask: 2 wds. Twelve The "sour" in sweet-and-sour Tolstoy's "___ Karenina" The antagonist in "___: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street", who made pies out of his victims: 2 wds. "There he ___ again..." They may contain music albums: Abbr. Telephone wire Turn a car around, 180 degrees: Hyph. The "rock" in "on the rocks" "The Book of ___" (Denzel Washington movie) "To ___ his own" (statement of disagreement) The "p" of "r.p.m." or "m.p.g" Two-time NBA MVP Steve The "D" of D.J. "To ___ not to be..." (lines by Shakespeare) Tidy The opposite of fast The sound a cow makes The name of a Californian peninsula To choose to do or not do something To act spiteful, like a feline To say no to something, casually "They lived happily ___ after" To practice as a trade The lion's constellation To get a decal for your car or a bigger engine, say: Abbr. To prohibit something The first two words in the American national anthem: 2 wds To choke on something (rhymes with "bag") The state which has the salt flats To gradually remove, or withdraw "That happened a while ___" The Sun ___ in the West To strike something ___ Tin Tin The first two digit number The Lion's constellation Texting shorthand used when adding an enthusiastic emphasis to something Tranquil and minimalistic philosophy (rhymes with "pen") To annoy or exasperate someone To cause a stench (rhymes with "meek") The ___ House, Australia's famous performing arts centre: 2 wds. To regret, or feel sorry about something To be a nasty or not so nice person The heart and liver are both examples of this The weather conditions one hopes for during Christmas To have a sudden impulse or craving To hold up a bank, or steal something To chatter away, the gift of the ___ The primary anti-hero in "Lost" played by Josh Holloway: 2 wds To pass something with flying colors The sound a Pigeon makes The father who is trying to recover his son on "Lost," played by Harold Perrineau: 2 wds The ___ Bible The most famous Egyptian queen, for short The verb on a triangular traffic sign "The Lady and the ___," a famous Disney movie about two dogs To be certain of something The last word when saying grace To make changes to something To down a beer quickly "The end of an ___" The second name of Kenobi, from "Star Wars" To give someone a long, disapproving look (rhymes with "snare") ___ Taylor, a popular clothing retailer To scold or reprimand someone (rhymes with "bride") To provoke someone or irritate them The amount of waiting you have to do until a flight lands: Abbr. The material that an eraser or a tire are made from The continent which contains India and China The middle child Baudelaire in "A Series of Unfortunate Events" To frighten someone "___! That's Amazing!" (rhymes with "cow") The first name of Kenobi, from "Star Wars" To rip something, such as a phonebook Things bald people might wear on their heads: Plural "Thanks ___!": 2 wds. Three-note chord Toy with a string, that keeps coming back to you "This is ___-or-die situation!": 2 wds. To utilise something The back or scruff, of the neck The lineup on the poster for a concert or talent show: Plural To smoothen something out, to ___ the way The United ___ Emirates The Qatari leader is one To consume something To strike something The parts of your body you use to hear with: Plural To care for, as a garden Tech giants that make 26-Across The word "Trojan Horse" is related to this city The NFL's Cardinals, on a scoreboard Title of respect for a knight "This is what I think," in texting shorthand "Turn that ___!" (Power it down) The opposite of strong To fill something with cargo Tori ___, a grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter The bottom of your shoe To be afraid of something The opposite of alive To consume food The rock in "on the rocks" To utilise something To dress smartly, with "out" "The Shining" actor who has won two oscars, one of them for "As Good as it Gets": 2 wds "The Devil Wears Prada" actress who has won 3 Oscars thus far: 2 wds To get ready or lay the groundwork for something, for short. Abbr To repair something "That is very ___ to me" (highly precious) The chief protagonist of "The Matrix" To ___ open, as with a crowbar To worry over something The night before Christmas and New Years, for example The United ___ Emirates The author of the hugely popular "Harry Potter" series: 3 wds The letter before zee, phonetically The highest point of something, to reach the ___ (rhymes with "latex") The opposite of "no" The Grand Ole ___, Nashville's world-famous weekly concert To make changes to something The first names of Collins and Dunphy, for example: Plural To open something, with a crowbar say ___ Tin Tin To put on the market, for money To whom Muslims pray The recycle bin on your computer screen, for example ___ Tessio from "The Godfather", for short To squeeze something out To tear something "The phone ___ while you were out" "This ___ a drill!": 2 wds The opposite of West "That is going to take ___!" (a really long time) To give someone a helping hand