Crossword Clues Start With T, page 107
The "fuller's herb": Var.
The daring young man.
Tittered
"There's a long, long ___-winding . . . "
Threatens to fall from, maybe
Try one's hand
Toy bear
Track event?
Track event?
Toy store window displays
Toy store window displays
They may come with bells and whistles
Three fifty-six
" . . . the ___ of the heaven": Zech. 2:6
Towline.
Towlines.
Ticket to ride
Three more power chasers
Treaties: Fr.
Thomas Merton's confreres.
"Tally ho!" sport
"Tallyho!" sport
Trips on film.
Titular teen in a Nickelodeon series
Tambourine vibrant effect.
Talks about.
Two diodes = ?
"The Raven" sound effect
Tramplers.
Tire-plant workers
This ends on a sour note, with "The"
Three-food chain
Tongue twister?
Tongue twister?
Two ballroom dances
"Tally-ho!"
They're yellow
Tonic
Two-in-one creatures?
Tumbler's net.
Tortillas stuffed with "fromage"
"___ the breeze . . . "
Tropicana's boast
Three followers
Trunk attachments
The wolf, in "Peter and the Wolf"
They pick up tabs
They pickup the tab
Tab picker uppers
Tab picker-uppers
Type of butterfly.
They pick up tabs
The elephant army's marching song?
Truce: Sp.
Trunk growth
Trunk growth
"Tallyho!" shouter
Tuckered out, like a bird? (with 53-A)
Tree
Trundle, as ore
Troy coll. frosh?
Town N of Durham, N.C.
Trillion: Prefix.
Trillion: Prefix
They're just passing through
Troopships.
Tries to catch
The dry cleaner ...
The dry cleaner ...
"The Third Wave" author Alvin
"The Third Wave" author Alvin
"___ teacheth how to spend."
They're banned in Boston
Train mail abbr.
To take: Spanish.
To take: Span.
Taboo in a California city?
Taboo in a California city?
Trench filled to ground level
Tiny factory mascot?
Tiny factory mascot?
Tried, with some risk
Tributary of the Elbe River.
Tributary of the Elbe.
The Lone Ranger's lament?
Take chances.
The Curtises
Temperance movement's goal
"There's no such thing as safe sex" policy
___ to form.
Trail the field.
"The___ Over, " 1956 song
The only recipient of two unshared Nobel Prizes
7th day of Jewish week: Abbr.
The seventh day: Abbr.
Tilted Tuscany attraction*
"The Miracle Worker" star's nobleman?
Time for a ser.
Two poles
To use trickery: Fr.
TRIBE MEMBERS HOLD RAUCOUS STATEWIDE CELEBRATION
Trash someone
Texted question of concern
Tunisian dry measure.
Tour de France entrants
They finish second.
Time between checks
Time between salary checks
Three-time Editorial Cartooning Pulitzer winner
Three-time Editorial Cartooning Pulitzer winner
Timeless witticism?
Timeless witticism?
Tin tycoon of Bolivia.
Teacher's degree.
Tightly curled.
Teachers' degrees
They work under water.
Tranquil
Tutu, for example
Three home fronts
Terror-instilling tune?
Try to get a reaction from a bunch?
Tasty side dish
To play, Italian style
To be delivered
Three black things
Tyrone's tool?
Tribal ritual
THE COSMETICIAN PLAYED A __
THREE ROOMS
Teams of costumed superheroes
Turn aside in thought.
The last three books
Tiresome sermons
Take a reservation, perhaps
"The world" of the 400.
TRICK
Trick
Trick
Thumb
The thumb.
Trendex workers.
They may be found in many bars
Timber tree of East Indies.
The current times
Takes advance orders for
Takes advance orders for
Toned-down look
Toned-down look
"The Winds of War" actress
Tug at Andean ruminants?
Think tank, e.g.
The younger Begley
The starts of 18-, 23-, 39- and 52-Across
Tuchman work, with "The"
T. R.'s Secy. of State.
Theodore Roosevelt's first secretary of war
Thirsty Hingis and Navratilova
Three more offenders
"The Spanish Singer" painter
Trencherman's concern
Three words that follow "side"
Turkish pocketbook?
"The other," to Juan
Town near Tuscaloosa
They may be liberal
They may be liberal
Twilights
Twilights.
Times when headlights are turned on
Twilight times
Twilights
Twilight times
Times for headlights
Twilight times
Took the edge off
Took the edge off
Truck stoppers
Truck stoppers
Town near Huntington, W. Va.
They usually involve undercover work
They usually involve undercover work
Traffic circles during a drought?
Teach by repetition
Take the ___ out
Terrene tern?
Their noontime is 9 A.M. in L.A.
Thurber parody, with 28, 42 and 57 Across
The fading star ___
Tree: Prefix.
Teetotaler's havoc?
"The Man with the Golden Arm" subject
Three-minute timer.
Teatime at sea
Time on a ship
Takes out for use after a period of inactivity
Take the sun, in Acapulco
Traffic groups
They were depicted in "Traffic"
Teaches via repetition
They say, "We done it!"
Tontine annuitant
Tune from "The Sound of Music"
TIN MAN
The starts to 17-, 30-, 38- and 47-Across, collectively
The longest word containing only letters from the second half of the alphabet
The oldest Huxtable
Too much to drink
Their work is "shear delight"
Trip to Tahiti, for example
Thin wood strip.
Thin strip of wood.
Thin flexible strip.
Thin strip
Trustworthy one
The lowdown on Coke?
They get the scoop at work
"To the best of my information . . ."
Tries to grab
Type of attire.
T-shirt seller
The Beatles' "I Feel Fine" begins with one
The Beatles' "I Feel Fine" begins with one
"Take your saxophone, Stan, and leave the premises!"?
Tamara ___, famed ballerina
They're a hundred times brighter than the sun.
Takes a midday break
Try to win first prize
Target black-market lingerie dealers?
Tries to make, as a team
Title trio of a 1980 Pulitzer winner
The sticks
The boondocks
The sticks
The boondocks
To refine his craft, the cabinetmaker ___
Triangular insert
Travels with a troupe.
Tapestry.
"The Way of All Flesh" author
"The only politics I have"—MacArthur.
The spendthrift scuba diver usually ___
Tunicates.
Transfers from Pepperdine to Yale, say
"There ___" (song)
Takes one's time
Takes one's time
Takes it easy
"The Barber" of the Giants' pitching staff..
"___ terror to me": Job 31:23