Theme of this puzzle ... the guy who barely shows he's exasperated The ophthalmologist considered it ___ ... the guy who barely shows he's exasperated Toy first pair of children is holding not of the best quality Tavener's first work -- score is superb Twists Trainers treat them They rankle ankles Tool for Tiger Tool for Tiger Tommy Dorsey. Ted Heath, for example, also included in British editorial TWIRLER "The Banality of Evil" writer Hannah "The Origins of Totalitarianism" author "The Human Condition" writer Hannah "The Human Condition" writer Hannah "The Origins of Totalitarianism" author 'The Human Condition' author Hannah To soak something, to extract its flavour or scent Times ten. They may be tightened after budget cuts They're tightened during hard times They may be loosened after a big meal There's one in each theme answer They're tightened during hard times Tire parts They may be loosened after a big meal They may be loosened after big dinners They may be loosened after big dinners They may be tightened after budget cuts Tulip-growing city Tulip-exporting city Tulip-exporting city Tulip-growing city The alchemists' name for mercury Third king of the Sargonid Dynasty of the Neo-Assyrian Empire Town in Hertfordshire That cannot be forgotten This makes paints The calm before the storm, militarily The calm before the storm, militarily Turns up inexperienced taking direction right at the start of primary before outbreak of hostilities Thin Mints alternative Thin Mint cousins Thin Mint cousins Thin Mint cousins TV drama partly set on a Louisiana farm TV drama partly set on a Louisiana farm TV drama partly set on a Louisiana farm Tawny big cats Towheaded Towhead Truman Capote, e.g. Truman Capote, e.g. Troy Donahue, for one Towheaded Tow-colored Towhead Towheaded Towhead Towheaded Towhead Tow-headed Twain/Harte play Twain/Harte play Twain/Harte play The "heathen Chinee." The "Heathen Chinee." The "Heathen Chinee" in Harte-Twain play. "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" character Twain/Harte play Twain/Harte play Twain/Harte play The Terrible or the Great, e.g. Took on, as a burden Thief in action Thieving fox on 'Dora the Explorer' Tweeds Tweed fabrics Tweeds Textile materials. Travel Travel along Travel Travel Travel To travel. Travel. Travel Travel Travel "The Bayou City" Texas street of N. Y. Two-time president of Texas Texas city Texas city Threw away Talked smack about To begin with To begin with. To begin with The Big Orange of college sports Tom Cruise's birthplace The Orange of college sports The Orange of college sports Type of authorization. Take in lovely chap, mischievous character The capital of Upper Austria 16th- or 17th-century French Protestant Two-in-one eating implement Two-in-one eating implement This Protestant, sir, could be seen as unrighteous The color of anger The color of embarrassment The color of embarrassment The color of anger Took a trip with accommodation - it didn't come up to scratch Town in Indiana or Louisiana Town in Indiana or Louisiana They can heel They make a living in shoes They'll fix up pumps and platforms -- with mules? The first man in space Tricky ... or a tricky description of 18-, 29-, 36-, 48- and 59-Across Tricky ... or a tricky description of 18-, 29-, 36-, 48- and 59-Across Type of wine from republic's borders put in food mostly Teen crush Teenage crush Teen crush Teen's infatuation Teen crush Teen-age phenomenon. Teen-ager's infatuation Teen-age crush Teenage crush Teen crush Teen crush Truce, of a kind Truce Truce The issue in Korea. Truce Time-out, of sorts Truce Truce Truce Truce, of a kind Truce Truce Truce Type of bait fish Trick: Slang. Tantrum throwers Tiny plant part Tree part Tiny plant part The number of Muses with Bond for the shortened ending will require a lot of candles Takes charge of They manage the wines Turned out They mind their manors They mind their manors Tilted They know where to get wine Those keeping an eye on race set off from the hospital They get the wine for Stuart's list They look after passengers on aircraft or ship They look after passengers on aircraft and ships They have a job managing craft types of criminal wasters around Dublin Tufted tweeter Tufted tweeter Tax shelter Time-outs travelling with one of the tweeters Thick eyeglasses The Picture of __ Gray "The Picture of ___ Gray" "The Picture of __ Gray" "The Picture of ___ Gray" "The Picture of -- Gray" "The Picture of ___ Gray" "The Picture of __ Gray" "The Picture of _____ Gray" "The Picture of ___ Gray" The Picture of ... Gray (Oscar Wilde) They have their own kingdom Trees, shrubs etc. Three-time Olympic skating champion Three-time figure skating gold medalist "Thin Ice" star, 1937 "The Pavlova of the Silver Skates" Three-time figure skating gold medalist "Taxation without representation," according to James Otis. "Thin Ice" star, 1937 Ten-time world skating champion Three-time Olympic skating champion "Thin Ice" star Three-time gold medalist in figure skating Three-time skating gold medalist Three-time Olympics skating champion Three-time skating gold medalist "Thin Ice" star Sonja Three-time Olympic skating gold medalist Three-time Olympic skating champ Three-time Winter Olympics medalist “Thin Ice” star Sonja Trilby or fedora Treated badly Thought about one's being badly treated They're ordered by mathematicians Times between acts They may have agoraphobia Test the concentration of, in chemistry Test the concentration of, in chem lab The concentration of, in chemistry Test the concentration of, in chemistry Test the concentration of, in chem lab Test, in chemistry. Test by a chemical process. Test the strength of, in a way Test the strength of, chemically Test the strength of, chemically Test the strength of, chemically Test the strength of, chemically Test the concentration of, as a solution Test, in chemistry lab, requiring concentration? Tied up foreign capital? Alternatively, take hard currency out of available money! Taking jobs abroad, before syndicate cancelled majority of production Totalitarianism Talkative person There's much talk from me about supposedly mad character on strike "The Stand" or "The Storm of the Century" TV offering TV genre popular among gloomy types "The state," to King Louis XIV The state of France? The French state Touchdown They cut teeth Teeth; helicopters Totally cover Threshing debris Tease good-naturedly Threshing refuse Threshing leftovers Thresher leftover Threshing remains Threshing throwaway Tease