Crossword clues starting with T
2,903 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- T-__ steakBONE
- T-bone thiefSTEAKSNEAK
- T-bones, e.g.STEAKS
- T-Rexes, for shortDINOS
- T-shirt fabricCOTTON
- T's, in Morse codeDASHES
- Tabasco tomorrowMANANA
- Tabasco, for instanceHOTSAUCE
- Tabbouleh grainBULGUR
- Table d'__HOTE
- Table d'__ (fixed menu)HOTE
- Table game with cue sticksBILLIARDS
- Table leaves, e.g.INSETS
- Table linensNAPKINS
- Table numberSTAT
- Table outside?MESA
- Table pastimePOOL
- Table readTELL
- Table tennis barrierNET
- Table where Holy Communion is consecratedALTAR
- TablelandsMESAS
- TabletPILL
- Tablet hardware brandIPAD
- Tablet holdingAPP
- Tablet of paperPAD
- Tablets from AppleIPADS
- Tablets of paperPADS
- Tabloid duoITEM
- Tabloid nickname of the '80sLADYDI
- Tabloid pairITEM
- TabooNONO
- Taboo thingNONO
- TaboosDONTS
- Tabula __RASA
- Tach readingsRPMS
- TacitLEFTUNSAID, IMPLIED
- Tacked onADDED
- Tackle box itemLURE
- Tackles a rock faceCLIMBS
- Tackling groups, for shortDLINES
- Tacks onADDS
- Tacky method of communication?POSTITNOTE
- Taco chip dipSALSA
- Taco toppingSALSA, CREMA
- Taco truck optionASADA
- Tacos al __PASTOR
- Tact tailILE
- Tact-ical experts?DIPLOMATS
- Tactics, in gamerspeakSTRAT
- TadpolePOLLIWOG
- Tag callNOTIT
- Tag in a blouseLABEL
- Tag on a TLABEL
- Tags in a Google DocATS
- Tags on social mediaATS
- Tahiti et autresILES
- Tahiti, par exempleILE
- Tail endREAR
- Tailless catMANX
- Tailless primateAPE
- Tailless simianAPE
- Tailored edgeHEM
- Tailoring adjustmentREFIT
- Taiwan's capitalTAIPEI
- Taiwanese beverageBOBATEA
- Taiwanese computer companyACER
- Taiwanese computer makerACER
- Taiwanese laptop makerASUS
- Taiwanese PC brandACER
- Taiwanese tech giantASUS, ACER
- Taj __MAHAL
- Taj Mahal builder, e.g.SHAH
- Taj Mahal cityAGRA
- Taj Mahal's countryINDIA
- Take __ (disassemble)APART
- Take __ account (consider)INTO
- Take __ off (relax)ALOAD
- Take __ the waist (alter, as slacks)INAT
- Take __ the waist (alter, perhaps)INAT
- Take __ the waist (tailor's job)INAT
- Take (down)JOT, NOTE
- Take a bold chanceDARE
- Take a breakREST
- Take a break fromSITOUT
- Take a break from bloggingGODARK
- Take a break from workREST
- Take a breatherREST
- Take a cab or busRIDE
- Take a chairSIT
- Take a chanceDARE, BET
- Take a course?EAT
- Take a crack __ (try)ATIT
- Take a crack atTRY
- Take a dipBATHE
- Take a ganderSEE
- Take a glanceCAROM
- Take a glance (at)LOOK
- Take a little off the topSKIM
- Take a look atSEE
- Take a lossEATIT
- Take a photo ofSHOOT
- Take a range of coursesDINE
- Take a stabGUESS
- Take a standTESTIFY
- Take a stand againstOPPOSE
- Take a strollWALK
- Take a surveyPOLL
- Take a taste ofTRY
- Take a time outREST
- Take a turn in YahtzeeROLL
- Take a turn?ZAG
- Take action againstSUE
- Take advantage ofUSE
- Take afterIMITATE
- Take an iron toPRESS
- Take away, as a trayBUS
- Take backRECALL
- Take back command?UNDO
- Take back, brieflyREPO
- Take by forceWREST
- Take care ofSEETO, HANDLE, TEND
- Take care of a billPAY
- Take courses in the evening?EATDINNER
- Take down a notchABASE
- Take down a pegABASE
- Take down, as 71-DownUNDO
- Take exception toRESENT
- Take fiveREST
- Take flightFLEE, AVIATE
- Take for a rideHOSE
- Take for a termLEASE
- Take from page to screenADAPT, MAKO
- Take from the topREDO, SKIM
- Take hold againREROOT
- Take home from a pet shelterADOPT
- Take home, as payEARN
- Take illegallyUSURP
- Take illegitimatelyUSURP
- Take inTRICK, EAT, LEARN
- Take in, in a wayLEARN
- Take into custodyNAB
- Take it easyREST, RELAX
- Take it slowSPEEDZONE, PLOD
- Take legal action againstSUE
- Take no partABSTAIN
- Take oddsBET
- Take offSCRAM, LEAVE
- Take off a certain adhesiveUNTAPE
- Take off politelyDOFF
- Take off successfullyLOSE
- Take offense toRESENT
- Take onHIRE
- Take on or inADOPT
- Take one's pickOPT
- Take out a loanBORROW
- Take out in angerUNSHEATHE
- Take out of a sackUNBAG
- Take part financiallyBUYIN
- Take part in an outdoor fantasy gameLARP
- Take possession ofPOCKET
- Take potshots (at)SNIPE
- Take revengeGETEVEN
- Take rootSETIN
- Take second, saySTEAL
- Take shapeGEL
- Take sides againstOPPOSE
- Take some foodEAT
- Take stock?TRADE
- Take testimony fromDEPOSE
- Take the field?MOW
- Take the floorORATE
- Take the leadSTAR
- Take the lid offUNCAP
- Take the wheelSTEER
- Take the wrong way?STEAL, ROB
- Take third, saySTEAL
- Take to courtSUE
- Take to heartHEED
- Take to the limitMAXOUT
- Take to the skySOAR, AVIATE
- Take too farOVERDO
- Take turnsSTEER
- Take unfair advantage ofTRADEON
- Take your pick and playSTRUM
- Take-homeNET
- Take, as adviceHEED
- TakebackREPO
- Taken __ (startled)ABACK
- Taken as a wholeINALL
- Taken togetherINTOTAL
- Taken-back auto, for shortREPO
- Takeout deliveries?CAESAREANS
- Takeout meal orderTOGO
- Takeout menu eponymTSO
- Takeout orderTOGO
- Taker of notesBANK
- Takes a back seat, sayHOPSIN
- Takes a breatherRESTS
- Takes a bus or trainRIDES
- Takes a chanceRISKSIT
- Takes a courseEATS
- Takes a fallSINKS
- Takes a glance atSEES
- Takes a hand in Vegas, perhapsELOPES
- Takes a lease forRENTS
- Takes a little off the top, sayTRIMS
- Takes a nibble ofTASTES
- Takes a rideshareUBERS
- Takes a snoozeNAPS
- Takes a strollWALKS
- Takes a train or busRIDES
- Takes a tumbleFALLS
- Takes advantage ofUSES
- Takes after slipsREDOS
- Takes an attitudePOSES
- Takes an oathSWEARS
- Takes backRECANTS
- Takes courses at homeEATSIN
- Takes fiveRESTS
- Takes inLEARNS, EATS
- Takes in more thanOUTEATS
- Takes in or onADDS
- Takes in or outALTERS
- Takes inventory?LOOTS
- Takes legal actionSUES
- Takes off the marketDELISTS
- Takes overCOOPTS
- Takes stock?INVESTS
- Takes to courtSUES
- Takes turns?GYRATES
- Takes unofficial R&RGOESAWOL
- Takes up a lot of spaceSPRAWLS
- Takes, as revengeEXACTS
- Taking a gap year, sayONHIATUS
- Taking afterALA
- Taking downJOTTING
- Taking little timeSHORT
- Taking quite a whileLENGTHY
- Taking time off from school?CUTTINGCLASS
- Tale designed to tug at one's heartstringsSOBSTORY
- Tale from AesopFABLE
- Talent show lineupACTS
- Talent, informallyCHOPS
- Talented talkerCONVERSATIONIST
- Tales as old as timeLORE
- TalismanMAGICCHARM
- Talk a big gameBRAG
- Talk and talkYAP
- Talk and talk and talkYAMMER
- Talk angrilyRANT, GROWL
- Talk back toSASS
- Talk derived from a nautical water caskSCUTTLEBUTT
- Talk effusivelyGUSH
- Talk host O'BrienCONAN
- Talk Like a Pirate Day cryARR
- Talk nonsenseBABBLE
- Talk nonstopYAP, RUNON
- Talk over?NARRATE
- Talk show emceeHOST
- Talk show visitorGUEST
- Talk sweetlyCOO
- Talk toCONVERSEWITH
- Talkative birdMYNA
- Talkative truckersCBERS
- Talked and talkedJAWED
- Talked noisilyYAPPED
- Talked privately, for shortDMED
- Talked tediouslyDRONEDON
- Talked upTOUTED
- Talking aboutINRE
- Talking-__TOS
- Talking-toEARFUL
- Talks a lotYAPS
- Talks aboutSPEAKSOF
- Talks and talksGABS
- Talks back toSASSES
- Talks on and onYAPS
- Talks upTOUTS
- Tall and thinLANK
- Tall circus performer's pairSTILTS
- Tall hatTOPPER
- Tall monument that comes to a pointOBELISK
- Tall seatingWINGBACKCHAIR
- Tall shade sourceELM
- Tall source of lightFLOORLAMP
- Tall talesYARNS
- Talladega eventRACE
- Tallahassee inst.FSU
- Tallow kinLARD
- TallyADD, ADDUP
- Talmudic scholarRABBI
- Tam cousinBERET
- Tam patternTARTAN
- Tamagotchi, e.g.DIGIPET
- Tamagoyaki, e.g.OMELET
- Tame __: "The Slow Rush" bandIMPALA
- Tampa Bay team, familiarlyBUCS
- Tampa NFLerBUC
- Tamper (with)MESS
- Tandem pairSEATS
- Tandoori flatbreadLAVASH
- TangentASIDE
- Tangential topicSIDEISSUE
- TangibleREAL
- Tangible honorAWARD
- TangleSNARL
- Tangle upENMESH
- Tangled messMAT
- Tango and waltzDANCES
- Tango dancersPAIRS
- Tango move on "Yellowstone"?RANCHDIP
- Tango numberTWO
- Tango or rumbaDANCE
- Tangy bud in a piccata recipeCAPER
- Tangy ramen toppersSOYEGGS
- Tank in a basementBOILER
- Tank top openingsARMHOLES
- Tanker cargoOIL
- Tanker's routeSEALANE
- Tannery outputSUEDES
- Tanning oil lettersSPF
- Tanqueray, Bombay, et al.GINS
- TantalizeTEMPT
- Tante, across the PyreneesTIA
- TantrumSNIT
- Tantrum throwerRAGER
- TantrumsSCENES
- Taoism founderLAOTZU
- TapDRAWUPON, USE
- Tap on the noseBOOP
- Tap, as one's successorANOINT
- Tape type, for shortCELLO
- Taper offWANE, ABATE
- Tapers offWANES, EBBS
- Tapestry creatureUNICORN
- Tapestry-making machineLOOM
- Taphouse offeringALE
- Tapioca pearls in some teaBOBA
- Tapioca sourceCASSAVA
- Tapioca unitPEARL
- Tappable image on a touchscreenICON
- Tapped-out "code" codeveloperMORSE
- Taproom drinkALE
- Taproom pourBEER, ALE
- Taquería drinkAGUA
- Taqueria's roastedASADA
- Tara of "Sharknado"REID
- TargetAIM
- Target Center, e.g.ARENA
- Target in a game of catchTHROWTO
- Target of a brood parasite such as the cowbirdNEST
- Target of ID thievesSSN
- Target of some air freshenersPETODOR
- Target of some clippersHEDGE
- Target of some copyright infringement lawsuitsOPENAI
- Target of some filtersEMAIL
- Target of some miningDATA
- Target score at AugustaPAR
- Target score in disc golfPAR
- Target that may have chalk marksCUEBALL
- Target, as for a conPREYON
- Target's target, for oneLOGO
- Targeted trade banEMBARGO
- Targets not hitSHORTFALLS
- Targets of biannual battery replacementsSMOKEALARMS
- Targets of smog checksEMISSIONS
- Targets of some workoutsCORES
- Targets of Terro insect trapsANTS
- Tariff on marble sculptures?STATUETAX
- Tariff, e.g.TAX
- Taron's "Rocketman" roleELTON
- Tarot figure carrying a bindleFOOL
- TartACID, SOUR
- Tart citrusTANGELO
- Tart citrus drinkLIMEADE
- Tart fruitsLIMES
- Tart-tastingSOUR
- Tartan patternPLAID
- Tartan patternsPLAIDS
- Tartness measureACIDITY
- Tartufo ingredientGELATO
- Tarzan companionsAPES
- Task for a pet store with too many cats?KITTYHAWKING
- Task forceCADRE
- Task manager?TODOLIST
- Task managers?CHECKLISTS, ARES
- Taskbar lineupICONS
- TasksCHORES
- TasteSIP
- Taste of a lollipopLICK
- Taste or hearingSENSE
- Taste or touchSENSE
- Taste, sight or hearingSENSE
- Tasteful richnessELEGANCE
- TastinessSAPOR
- Tasting like lemonsSOUR
- Tasting menu unitCOURSE
- Tater __TOT
- TatsINK, ADEN, TSPS, USA
- Tattered attireRAGS
- Tattered tees, e.g.RAGS
- Tattered, as clothRAGGED
- Tattle (on)RAT
- TattoosBODYART
- Taunting cryOHO
- Taunting exclamationOHO
- Taunting remarkEATYOURHEARTOUT
- Taunting shoutOHO
- Taurasi who holds the WNBA record for career pointsDIANA
- Tavern beerALE
- Tavern quaffALE
- Tavern quaffsALES
- Tavern tallyTAB
- Tavern totalBARTAB
- Tavern's discount periodHAPPYHOUR
- Tavern's light readingNEON
- Tawantinsuyu residentINCA
- TawdryTRASHY
- TaxTRY
- Tax agcy.IRS
- Tax cheatEVADER
- Tax collection agcy.IRS
- Tax counterpartTIP
- Tax crimeEVASION
- Tax doc IDsSSNS
- Tax efficient fund, for shortIRA
- Tax form IDSSN
- Tax form no.SSN
- Tax law expert: Abbr.CPA
- Tax officialASSESSOR
- Tax org.IRS
- Tax prep expertCPA
- Tax prep proCPA
- Tax return proCPA
- Tax write-offLOSS
- Tax-free bond, for shortMUNI
- Tax-season VIPCPA
- TaxiCAB
- Taxi alternativeUBER
- Taxi fare calculatorMETER
- Taxing tripTREK
- TaxisCABS
- Taxpayer IDsSSNS
- Taxpayer's repCPA
- Taylor Swift concert divisionsERAS
- Taylor Swift genrePOPMUSIC
- Taylor Swift hit that aptly spent two weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100FORTNIGHT
- Taylor Swift, typicallySOLOACT
- Taylor Swift's "The __ Tour"ERAS
- Taylor-Joy of "The Northman"ANYA
- Taylor-Joy of "The Queen's Gambit"ANYA, RAIL, VITO, QUITEBRIGHTNIGHTLIGHT, LONG, EWES
- Taylor, to SwiftiesIDOL
- Tchaikovsky's middle nameILICH
- TD pass throwers, perhapsQBS
- TD's sixPTS
- TDs or RBIsSTAT
- Tea biscuitsSCONES
- Tea gradePEKOE
- Tea in masala chai, perhapsASSAM
- Tea infuser materialMESH
- Tea optionPEKOE
- Tea sweetenerSUGAR
- Tea typePEKOE
- Tea with a shot of espressoDIRTYCHAI
- Tea, in FrenchTHE
- Teach privatelyTUTOR
- Teacher's __AIDE
- Teacher's deg.EDD
- Teacher's org.NEA
- Teachers' org.NEA
- Teakettle vaporSTEAM
- Team Alan Shepard was partial toASTROS
- Team builderHIRE
- Team challengeEGO
- Team ldr.MGR
- Team leader on offensePLAYMAKER
- Team led by Mike Krzyzewski for 42 seasonsDUKE
- Team racesRELAYS
- Team spiritMORALE
- Team with a red-tailed hawk mascot named SwoopUTES
- Team working off cameraTVCREW
- Team-building activityTRUSTFALL
- Team's adjectiveOUR
- Team's good-luck animalMASCOT
- Team's good-luck symbolMASCOT
- Teammates who really pull for you?OXEN
- Teamwork inhibitorEGO
- Teapot Dome commodityOIL
- Teapot part with a holeSPOUT
- TearRIP
- Tear down to the studsGUT
- Tear in fabricRIP
- Tear sheet?KLEENEX
- Tear to bitsREND
- Tear to piecesRIPUP
- Tear to shredsRIPUP
- Tear upCRY
- Tear-down artistsHATERS
- TearsRIPS
- Tears downRAZES
- Tears in paperRIPS
- Tears to piecesRIPS
- Tears upCRIES
- TeaseNEEDLE
- Tease meanlyTAUNT
- Tease playfullyRIB
- TeasedLEDON
- Teased relentlesslyRODE
- Teaser adPROMO
- Teaser, e.g.LURE
- TeasesRIBS
- Teases by raising hopesTANTALIZES
- Teasing typesVEXERS
- Teatime biteSCONE
- Tech company that owns the Chinese microblogging app WeiboSINA
- Tech execCIO
- Tech expo presentationsDEMOS
- Tech for toddlers to play with?FAUXMACHINES
- Tech gadgetsDEVICES
- Tech giant headquartered in Armonk, N.Y.IBM
- Tech gift-guide siteCNET
- Tech helperITPRO
- Tech in key cardsRFID
- Tech patronUSER
- Tech review siteCNET
- Tech sch.INST
- Tech sch. in upstate New YorkRPI
- Tech startup?NANO
- Tech study concentrationSCI
- Tech support callerUSER
- Tech support callersUSERS
- Tech support personITPRO
- Tech support suggestionREBOOT
- Tech trends siteCNET
- Techie typesGEEKS
- Technical sch.INST
- Technique employed by funk artistsSLAPBASS
- Technique often used to make 3D images appear in the style of a comic bookCELSHADING
- Techno keyboardSYNTH
- Teddy bearSOFTY
- Tedious assignmentSLOG
- Tedious learning methodROTE
- Tedious routinesRUTS
- Tedious talkerBORE
- Tedious tripSCHLEP
- Tee offSTART
- Tee or poloTOP
- Tee-__HEE
- Teeming (with)AWASH, RIFE
- Teeming crowdHORDE
- Teen dancePROM
- Teen suffix for screenAGER
- Teen who helps with the billsSENATEPAGE
- Teen woeACNE
- Teen, in ToulouseLADO
- Teen's macabre personaGOTH
- TeensyWEE
- Teensy bitTAD
- TeenySMALL, ITSY
- Teeny bitIOTA, MITE
- Teeny-tinyWEE
- Teeny, spherical, green,...PEALIKE
- Tees off closer to the hole in mini golf?SHRINKSAPUTT
- Teeter-totterSEESAW
- Teheran nativeIRANI
- Teheran's countryIRAN
- Teheran's nationIRAN
- Tehran tongueFARSI
- Tehran's countryIRAN
- Tel __, IsraelAVIV
- Telefono MNOSEIS
- TelegramsWIRES
- Telegraphy pioneerMORSE
- Telegraphy symbolDASH
- Telepathy, e.g.ESP
- Telephone toolWEBAPP
- Telephone trioABC
- Telescope glassLENS
- Telethon commitmentsPLEDGES
- Telethon VIPsMCS
- Televised againRERAN
- Television awardEMMY
- Television trophiesEMMYS
- Tell (on)TATTLE
- Tell a fibLIE
- Tell all to the policeSINGLIKEACANARY
- Tell all, as gossipSPILL
- Tell amusing tales toREGALE
- Tell it like __ (be candid)ITIS
- Tell talesLIE
- Tell-__ (some bios)ALLS
- Tell, as a taleRELATE
- Teller's partner in magicPENN
- Tells a white lieFIBS
- Telltale signAROMA
- Telly channelBBC
- Telugu-language movie originally named for the initials of its creatorsRRR
- Tempe sch.ASU
- Tempeh baseSOY
- TemperINURE
- Temper, in a good wayINURE
- TemperateMILD
- Temperature testers, at timesTOES
- Temperature-setting deviceTHERMOSTAT
- Tempest __ teapotINA
- Temple dedicatee, oftenDEITY
- Temple platformALTAR
- Temple platformsALTARS
- Temple tableALTAR
- Temple where Chan Buddhism beganSHAOLIN
- Temporary body dyeHENNA
- Temporary calmLULL
- Temporary castle materialSAND
- Temporary infusionsLOANS
- Temporary loss of voiceAPHONIA
- Temporary repair materialTAPE
- Temporary repositoryINROOMSAFE
- Temporary staysREPRIEVES
- Temporary summer housingSANDCASTLES
- Temporary tattoo dyeHENNA
- Temporary water providerPLANTSITTER
- Temporary, as a committeeADHOC
- TemposPACES
- TemptENTICE
- TemptsENTICES
- Tempura noodleUDON
- Ten ahead?DECA
- Ten chin-ups, saySET
- Ten lords in a Christmas carol, e.g.LEAPERS
- Ten-cent coinDIME
- Ten-cent coinsDIMES
- Tenant's monthly paymentRENT
- Tenant's paymentRENT
- Tenant's unpaid debtBACKRENT
- Tend the gardenWEED
- Tend to risottoSTIR
- Tendency of an eager beaver, maybeEARLINESS
- Tendency to overuse a certain cosmetic, or what has caused a mismatch between the starred clues and their answers?BLUSHBLINDNESS
- Tender salad greensHEARTSOFROMAINE
- Tender touchCARESS
- Tender-heartedKIND
- Tending (to)PRONE, APT
- TendonSINEW
- TendrilWISP
- Tends (toward)LEANS
- Tends toSEESAFTER
- Tennessee NFLerTITAN
- Tennessee Williams contemporaryINGE
- Tennis barrierNET
- Tennis champion SwiatekIGA
- Tennis court barriersNETS
- Tennis court dividerNET
- Tennis court dividersNETS
- Tennis do-overLET
- Tennis great AgassiANDRE
- Tennis great ArthurASHE
- Tennis great BjörnBORG
- Tennis great MonicaSELES
- Tennis great Nadal's nicknameRAFA
- Tennis great RafaelNADAL
- Tennis great SamprasPETE
- Tennis great who won three consecutive French Opens in the 1990sSELES
- Tennis icon ArthurASHE
- Tennis legend ArthurASHE
- Tennis legend GibsonALTHEA
- Tennis match partSET
- Tennis match unitsSETS
- Tennis or soccerSPORT
- Tennis period since 1968OPENERA
- Tennis player Shriver and actress GrierPAMS
- Tennis racket snap-on accessoryDAMPENER
- Tennis server's successACE
- Tennis shutoutLOVESET
- Tennis star AndreAGASSI
- Tennis star OsakaNAOMI
- Tennis star SharapovaMARIA
- Tennis tieDEUCE
- Tennis venueCOURT
- Tenor soloARIA
- Tense and irritableEDGY
- Tense NBA periods, for shortOTS
- Tense tennis momentsSETPOINTS
- Tent bedCOT
- Tent eventSALE
- Tent stakePEG
- Tentacled mollusksOCTOPI
- Tentative inquiryFEELER
- Tenured employees, for shortPROFS
- Tequila cocktail, for shortRITA
- Tequila drink, for shortRITA
- Tequila kinMESCAL
- Tequila plantAGAVE
- Tequila plantsAGAVES
- Tera- finisherBYTE
- Teri's "Young Frankenstein" roleINGA
- Term of endearment?ITSLOVE, BABYDOLL, BOO, CUTIEPIE
- TerminusEND
- Terms of endearmentPETNAMES
- Terms of serviceTENURES
- Terra Chips varietyTARO
- Terra firmaLAND
- Terra-__ flowerpotCOTTA
- Terra-__ tilesCOTTA
- Terrarium critterNEWT
- Terrarium petNEWT
- Terre __, INHAUTE
- Terrible turnoutNOONE
- Terribly intenseLURID
- TerrifACES
- Terse admissionIAM
- Terse advice for the brokenhearted, and what appears four times in this puzzleGETOVERIT
- Terse affirmationIAM
- Terse affirmativeIDID
- Terse cautionDONT
- Terse concessionILOST
- Terse confessionIDID
- Terse confirmationIAM, ITIS
- Terse denialAMNOT, NOTI
- Terse refusalIWONT
- Terse review of a wonky web page?NOTAPRETTYSITE
- Terse text sent while taxiing to the terminalLANDED
- Terse turndownICANT
- Tesla, for oneSERB
- Tess alternativeTERRI
- Test episodePILOT
- Test for college srs.GRE
- Test for Ph.D. hopefulsGRE
- Test kit itemsCOTTONSWABS
- Test pattern?INKBLOT
- Test versionsBETAS
- Test whose results may be posted in MyChartMEDICALEXAM
- Test: Abbr.EVAL
- Tete-a-tete lead-inAREWEALONE
- TetheredONALEASH
- Tetley competitorTAZO
- Tex-Mex dipsSALSAS
- Tex-Mex folded foodTACO
- Tex-Mex folded tortillaTACO
- Tex-Mex food truck servingTACO
- Tex-Mex sauceSALSA
- Tex-Mex snackTACO
- Tex-Mex snack in a shellTACO
- Tex-Mex truck fareTACOS
- Texan wearing a stallion logoMAV
- Texas A&M athleteAGGIE
- Texas airport lettersDFW
- Texas animals with platelike coveringsARMADILLOS
- Texas border cityLAREDO
- Texas city known as "Big D"DALLAS
- Texas city where German chocolate cake was inventedDALLAS
- Texas city with the Cowboys and the WingsDALLAS
- Texas flag symbolLONESTAR
- Texas home of the AlamoSANANTONIO
- Texas landmark to "remember"ALAMO
- Texas school with an owl mascotRICE
- Texas symbolLONESTAR
- Text after a long journeyIMHOME
- Text analystPARSER
- Text ancestorEMAIL
- Text incessantlySPAM
- Text message "Very funny!"LOL
- Text scam portmanteauSMISH
- Text with multiple clausesCOMPOUNDSENTENCE
- Text-message devicePHONE
- Text-scanning techOCR
- Textbook exampleEPITOME
- Texted "Ta-ta!"TTYL
- Texter's "As I see it"IMHO
- Texter's "Be there soon"OMW
- Texter's "Coming!"OMW
- Texter's "couldn't finish it all"TLDR
- Texter's "Currently"ATM
- Texter's "Enough"TMI
- Texter's "Gimme a sec"BRB
- Texter's "I think"IMO
- Texter's "I'd say"IMO
- Texter's "incidentally"BTW
- Texter's "Just a sec"BRB
- Texter's "Later!"TTFN
- Texter's "Let's look at this a different way"OTOH
- Texter's "My bad"SRY
- Texter's "No way!"OMG
- Texter's "Or ... "OTOH
- Texter's "So long!"TTYL
- Texter's "Speak soon"TTYL
- Texter's "That said..."OTOH
- Texter's "Then again..."OTOH
- Texter's "This might be useful"FWIW
- Texter's #1 palBFF
- Texter's buttonSEND
- Texter's closest buddyBFF
- Texter's encouragement to try something newYOLO
- Texter's farewellTTYL
- Texter's ha-haLOL
- Texter's hedgeOTOH
- Texter's introIMO
- Texter's opinion introIMO
- Texter's pictureEMOJI
- Texter's qualifierIMHO, IMO, IIRC
- Texter's show of gratitudeTYSM
- Texter's transitionOTOH
- Texting alternativeEMAIL
- Texting commandSEND
- Texting device with a ringtoneCELLPHONE
- Texting formatSMS
- Texting format initialsSMS
- Texting format, brieflySMS
- Texting format: Abbr.SMS
- Texting lettersSMS
- Texting predecessorEMAIL
- Texting techSMS
- Textspeak qualifierIMHO
- TGIF partTHANK
- Thai coinBAHT
- Thai cuisine stapleCURRY
- Thai currencyBAHT
- Thai currency whose symbol was once used to represent BitcoinBAHT
- Thai moneyBAHT
- Thai neighborLAO
- Thai shish kebabSATAY
- Thai's neighborLAO
- Thailand, onceSIAM
- Thank-you gift?GRATITUDEJOURNALS
- Thanking publiclyGIVINGPROPS
- Thanks for thoughtfulnessYOURETOOKIND
- Thanksgiving drumsticksTURKEYLEGS
- Thanksgiving mo.NOV
- Thanksgiving parade sponsorMACYS
- Thanksgiving tuberYAM
- Thanksgiving, e.g.: Abbr.THU
- Thanksgiving's monthNOVEMBER
- That and thatTHOSE
- That boy'sHIS
- That dude'sHIS
- That fellowHIM
- That gentlemanHIM
- That guyHIM
- That guy'sHIS
- That ladySHE
- That lady'sHERS
- That man'sHIS
- That partnerTHIS, BURROS, URBANARTS
- That way, quaintlyYON
- That womanSHE
- That woman'sHER, HERS
- That, in SpanishESO
- That, in TijuanaESO
- That: Sp.ESO
- Thatcherism creator, familiarlyIRONLADY
- ThawLIQUEFY
- Thaw in the microwaveZAP
- The __ (Arch city nickname)LOU
- The __ (bored feeling)BLAHS
- The __ (ribs city, for short)LOU
- The __ Brothers: blue-eyed soul bandDOOBIE
- The __ LamaDALAI
- The __ of one's existenceBANE
- The __ of the five vowels is nowhere in the clues or solutionFIRST
- The __: manifestation of performance anxietyYIPS
- The "A" of IPAALE
- The "A" of NATOALFA
- The "A" of STEAMARTS
- The "B" of LBJBAINES
- The "B" of RBGBADER, SWEETSAIL, REVIVE, IRENE
- The "D" in CDDISC
- The "D" of DJIADOW
- The "D" of NYPD, for shortDEPT
- The "E" of QEDERAT
- The "H" of HMSHIS
- The "I" of IVINTRA
- The "I" of the RICE methodICE
- The "kid" in "Here's looking at you, kid"ILSA
- The "log" in the snack ants on a logCELERY
- The "M" of ATMMACHINE
- The "Mo" of MotownMOTOR
- The "N" of N.B.NOTA
- The "O" of the OWN NetworkOPRAH
- The "S" of NASASPACE
- The "S" of NSFWSAFE
- The "T" of T.S. EliotTHOMAS
- The "Thunder" of Marvel's "Love and Thunder"THOR
- The "TT" of TTFNTATA
- The "U" of CPUUNIT
- The "Z" of ZIP codeZONE
- The 24 Hours of Le Mans, e.g.AUTORACE
- The 411INFO
- The 587-piece Pokémon Eevee, e.g.LEGOSET
- The Alienist authorCARR
- The Almighty: Lat.DEO
- The America's Cup, for oneEWER
- The appliance in questionGASGRILL
- The Arkestra jazz band leaderSUNRA
- The Aswan High Dam's riverNILE
- The Badger St.WISC
- The Beaver StateOREGON
- The Beehive StateUTAH
- The best is __ to comeYET
- The best of anythingELITE
- The best screengrabs?ALIST
- The Big Apple: Abbr.NYC
- The Big E et al.FAIRS
- The Big Easy, for shortNOLA
- The Big IslandHAWAII
- The big leaguePRIMETIME
- The big screen?IMAX
- The billboard installer was __ASSIGNEDTOSIGNS
- The Black Keys and the White StripesBANDS
- The Black List itemsSCRIPTS
- The Blackhawks, on scoreboardsCHI
- The blahsMALAISE
- The Blue Jays, on sports crawlsTOR
- The Body __ (Jeopardy! category)HUMAN
- The boss manMRBIG
- The Brewers, in box scoresMIL
- The Browns, on scoreboardsCLE
- The Buick stops hereTOLLBAR
- The bulk ofMOST
- The Caribbean, e.g.SEA
- The Cavaliers of the NCAAUVA
- The cellar, in sportsLASTPLACE
- The Chi-__: "Have You Seen Her" groupLITES
- The Chicago Marathon, for oneRACE
- The Crown's "trusty and well-beloved cousins"EARLS
- The Cub Scouts have oneAGELIMIT
- The CW predecessorUPN
- The Cyclones of the NCAAISU
- The Daily Planet reporter LoisLANE
- The Dalai __LAMA
- The discovery of the Lucy fossils, for one?SIGNIFICANTDIG
- The Dolphins, on scoreboardsMIA
- The Duchess of SussexMEGHANMARKLE
- The Ebro's destinationSEA
- The Electric Mayhem bandleaderDRTEETH
- The Emerald IsleEIRE
- The end of JuneSILENTE
- The EnglishBRITS
- The Eras Tour venueARENA
- The Falcons, on scoreboardsATL
- The Fates, e.g.TRIO
- The first "A" of Reddit's AMAASK
- The first "M" of MGMMETRO
- The first "T" of TNTTRI
- The first Eisenhower jacketsSERGES
- The Grand __ OpryOLE
- The Grand Ole __OPRY
- The great outdoorsNATURE
- The Guess Who song covered by Lenny KravitzAMERICANWOMAN
- The guilty pleasure of using WebMD to second-guess one's doctor?MEDICALVICE
- The Hawkeye StateIOWA
- The head guyMRBIG
- The heel of ArabiaYEMEN
- The high-tech time we're inINFORMATIONAGE
- The hills of Rome, e.g.SEPTET
- The Howling villainsWEREFOLK
- The importer/exporter was __ACCUSTOMEDTOCUSTOMS
- The Indy 500, e.g.RACE
- The Ivies, e.g.OCTET
- The Jazz of the NBA, on scoreboardsUTA
- The Jazz, on scoreboardsUTA
- The land developer was __ATTRACTEDTOTRACTS
- The last of LearACTV
- The least bitATALL
- The least requiredBARENECESSITIES
- The lesser of two __EVILS
- The loneliest numbers?SOLOS
- The Mahabharata, for oneEPIC
- The manager ofBOSSING
- The MARCH KingJOHNPHILIPSOUSA
- The Marlins, on scoreboardsMIA
- The Met Gala, e.g.EVENT
- The million-dollar Pride of AustraliaOPAL
- The Miners of the NCAAUTEP
- The Mississippi or NileRIVER
- The MLB's Angels, to fansHALOS
- The Most Stuf cookiesOREOS
- The music producer was __ATTUNEDTOTUNES
- The Mustangs of the NCAASMU
- The Mystery Machine, e.g.VAN
- The Natural StateARKANSAS
- The NBA's Thunder, on scoreboardsOKC, DAMONE, FADES
- The new Double Chocolate CakesterOREO
- The NHL's Canadiens, on a scoreboardMTL
- The Nile runs through itSOUTHSUDAN
- The Old __: London venueVIC
- The old you?THOU
- The one hereTHIS
- The one, so to speakIDEALMATE
- The ones over thereTHOSE
- The Oresteia characterRHO
- The Pacific __NORTHWEST
- The Pacific, for oneOCEAN
- The Penguin's first nameOSWALD
- The Pentagon's homeARLINGTON
- The Perfect Scam podcasterAARP
- The person addressedYOU
- The Phanatic's team, on scoreboardsPHI
- The Portuguese call it futebolSOCCER
- The potable Follow the SunBLONDEALE
- The Potato StateIDAHO
- The Proclaimers hit subtitled "500 Miles"IMGONNABE
- The Queen of PopMADONNA
- The Raptors, on schedulesTOR
- The red planetMARS
- The right way to go on a map?EAST
- The safety inspector __ATTESTEDTOTESTS
- The same __ storyOLD
- The same, in footnotesIBID
- The ScandinaviansNORSE
- The Second Fifty publisherAARP
- The Shape of Water director, or The Last Jedi codebreakerDELTORO
- The Silver StateNEVADA
- The Smiths genreINDIEROCK
- The Smiths guitarist JohnnyMARR
- The Sphinx's homeEGYPT
- The sun, for oneSTAR, DAYSTAR
- The Suns, on scoreboardsPHX
- The theme today, the eight answers around the perimeterKNIFEEDGE
- The thing over thereTHAT
- The thing thereTHAT
- The things nearbyTHESE
- The Thinker's sculptorRODIN
- The third manABEL
- The tissue manufacturer was __APPLIEDTOPLIES
- The Tritons of the NCAAUCSD
- The twoBOTH
- The two of themBOTH
- The ultimate in prudenceWISEST
- The ultimate panNOSTARS
- The universeCOSMOS
- The upper crustELITES
- The usualNORM
- The very bestAONE
- The Village Voice critic Greg who was awarded a posthumous Pulitzer Prize in 2024TATE
- The way it's displayedASSHOWN
- The way we wordSYNTAX
- The Wednesday before Thanksgiving Day, e.g.EVE
- The whole __ yardsNINE
- The Winton Bullet (1902) was an early oneRACINGCAR
- The WNBA's Sky, on scoreboardsCHI
- The worksALL, ATOZ
- The Wrights' home stateOHIO
- Theater aisle workerUSHER
- Theater attendantUSHER
- Theater awardOBIE
- Theater backerSCRIM
- Theater boxLOGE
- Theater chain initialsAMC
- Theater chain lettersAMC
- Theater chain with MacGuffins Bar and LoungeAMC
- Theater eponymLOEW
- Theater greetersUSHERS
- Theater group?ARMY
- Theater honorOBIE
- Theater levelTIER, LOGE
- Theater levelsTIERS
- Theater platformSTAGE
- Theater productionPLAY
- Theater reservationsSEATS, SHOWS
- Theater reviewersCRITICS
- Theater sectionLOGE
- Theater sellout lettersSRO
- Theater showingMOVIE, FILM
- Theater stage accessoryPROP
- Theater tierLOGE
- Theater usher's illuminationFLASHLIGHT
- Theaters that typically don't serve popcornCTUREHALLS
- Theatre Royal Windsor neighborETON
- Theatrical confessionITWASI
- Theatrical encouragementBREAKALEG
- Theatrical folksEMOTERS
- Their feet may have clawsTUBS
- Their home is very near ErieSABRES
- Their looks are deceivingMASKS
- Theme of the puzzleGRANDFATHERCLOCKS, LITMUSTEST
- Theme of the starred clues' answersCHEERYOS
- Theme park attractionRIDE
- Theme park opening ritualROPEDROP
- Theme park shuttleTRAM
- Themed eventsFESTS
- Theologian's subj.REL
- Theoretical attractive forceGRAVITON
- Theoretical physicist SchrödingerERWIN
- TheoreticallyONPAPER
- Therapeutic application on a 20-AcrossMASK
- Therapeutic canopy for some respiratory ailmentsOXYGENTENT
- Therapeutic plantALOE
- Therapist's maj.PSY
- Therapists' org.APA
- Therapy technique that encourages a thoughtful flow of ideasFREEASSOCIATION
- ThereforeHENCE, ERGO
- Therefore, from the LatinERGO
- Thermometer typeORAL
- Thesaurus creatorROGET
- Thesaurus entry: Abbr.SYN
- These daysLATELY
- These, in SpanishESTOS
- Thesis sectionENDNOTES
- They can get in the way of workEGOS
- They come with an agendaITEMS
- They congratulate opponentsGOODSPORTS
- They fill shirt sleevesARMS
- They grow on many Welsh farmsSHEEP
- They have about four calories eachBTUS
- They help and hinder OdysseusGODS
- They loom largeGIANTS
- They make wake-up callsROOSTERS
- They may be chosenFEW
- They may be mistaken for agavesALOES
- They may get thumbedNOSES
- They may trick or treat?PLACEBOS
- They may wind up in the kitchenEGGTIMERS
- They meet at jcts.RDS
- They often arrive with wingsMOISTTOWELETTES
- They resemble P'sRHOS
- They see what you're sayingLIPREADERS
- They take off from JFKNEWYORKJETS
- They troll door-to-doorCAROLERS
- They were born after VirgosLIBRAS
- They were first sold (1961) in red trunksKENS
- They whom shall not be namedTHEM
- They witness many deedsNOTARIES
- They work with sealsNOTARIES
- They're "bonded" to four answersMALES
- They're "wet" with sauce and melted cheeseBURRITOS
- They're all about the latestMODERNS
- They're cleared for closingsLIENS
- They're collected in cribsEARS
- They're down-to-earthPLAINFOLKS
- They're fired before being sent homeCLAYS
- They're in each of the 10 longest answersURS
- They're in your handCARDS
- They're making things upATONERS
- They're more than phasesERAS
- They're not legitFRAUDS
- They're not MacsPCS
- They're not particularGENERALIZATIONS
- They're not thereABSENTEES
- They're not TV seriesONEOFFS
- They're often in brass' pastMBAS
- They're on a rollCOLORPHOTOS, SESAMESEEDS
- They're on Michigan's Spectacular Peninsulas platesLAKES
- They're on the tip of some tonguesLISPS
- They're pathogenicGERMS
- They're permissibleDOS
- They're puzzlingCONUNDRUMS
- They're quirkyANOMALIES
- They're supposed to pop upTOASTERS
- They're sweetDEARS
- They're thermally insulatedKILNS
- They're thick in the headDODOS
- They're too frugalMISERS
- They're tops at commencementsTAMS
- They're under palmsHANDBONES
- They're usually around two feetSHOES
- They've got many connectionsHUBS
- They've gotten awayESCAPEES
- Thick carpetSHAG
- Thick carpetsSHAGS
- Thick hairMANE
- Thick Japanese noodleUDON
- Thick patch of shrubberyCOPSE
- Thick sliceSLAB
- Thick stringCORD
- Thick-furred dog whose tail curls over its backSPITZ
- Thick, fluffy blanketCOMFORTER
- Thickest-fur animal (the heaviest weasel)SEAOTTER
- ThicketCOPSE
- Thickly packedDENSE
- Thief on "Dora the Explorer"SWIPER
- Thigh muscles, familiarlyQUADS
- ThinSPARSE
- Thin and gracefulLITHE
- Thin and transparentSHEER
- Thin batteriesAAAS
- Thin batteryAAA
- Thin coatingLAMINA
- Thin coinsDIMES
- Thin cutSLIT
- Thin fogHAZE
- Thin in physiqueSLIM
- Thin layerVENEER, LAMINA
- Thin layers of limestoneSEAMS
- Thin lock of hairWISP
- Thin mortarGROUT
- Thin movie screenIPAD
- Thin nailBRAD
- Thin openingSLIT
- Thin parts on tanksSTRAPS
- Thin ropesCORDS
- Thin sock worn to try on shoesPED
- Thin soupBROTH
- Thin Western neckwearSTRINGTIE
- Thin woodwindsOBOES
- Thin-bonedSLIM
- Thin-line markerFINETIP
- Thin, wriggly fishEEL
- Thing in a lot's spotAUTO
- Thing of the pastRELIC
- Thing of valueASSET
- Thing that may be open and shutCASE
- Thing that's handled badlyMISNOMER
- Thing to fulfillNEED
- Thing to springTRAP
- Thing with a ringGROOMSFINGER
- Thing with ringsSMARTPHONE, TREETRUNK, CIRCUSTENT, OLYMPICSLOGO
- Thing, in ItalyCOSA
- ThingamabobGADGET
- ThingamajigGIZMO
- ThingsITEMS
- Things __ (list heading)TODO
- Things in ringsGEMS
- Things on ringsKEYS
- Things pushed by trailersMOVIES
- Things that reduce anxietyCALMERS
- Things to read on the roadSIGNS
- Think aboutPONDER
- Think aheadPLAN
- Think alikeAGREE
- Think tank members, oftenSCHOLARS
- Think tank, for shortINST
- Think the world ofIDEALIZE
- Thinks curiously (about)WONDERS
- Thinly distributedSPARSE
- Thinly scatteredSPARSE
- Thinnest iPodsNANOS
- Third Genesis man to make it to 900ENOS
- Third of a thirdNINTH
- Third strike, at timesFOULTIP
- Third word of the ConstitutionPEOPLE
- Third-discovered nutrient in its classVITAMINC
- Third-largest of the Balearic IslandsIBIZA
- Third-longest river in EuropeURAL
- Third-oldest US universityYALE
- Third-person possessiveHIS
- Third-qtr. monthSEPT
- ThirdLove purchaseBRA
- This clue's number en españolSIETE
- This evenin'TONITE
- This evening, in adsTONITE
- This is our eraHOLOCENE
- This past eveningLASTNIGHT
- This time tomorrowINADAY
- This very momentNOW
- This very secondNOW, MOSS
- This week's TikTok trend, e.g.LATESTFAD
- This: Sp.ESTA
- Thomas Edison and Woodrow Wilson, heading south to DelawareRESTSTOPS
- Thomas Paine's "The __ Reason"AGEOF
- Thompson of "Creed"TESSA
- Thompson of "Passing"TESSA
- Thompson of "Selma"TESSA
- Thor's fatherODIN
- Thorn's spotSTEM
- Thornfield governessEYRE
- Thornton Wilder, as a collegianELI
- ThornyHARD
- Thorny flowerROSE
- ThoroughlyQUITE
- Thoroughly wetDOUSED
- Those femmesELLES
- Those folksTHEY
- Those othersTHEM
- Those peopleTHEY
- Those people'sTHEIR
- Those responsible for class actions?EDUCATORS
- Those women, in SpainESAS
- Those, in HavanaESOS
- Those, in SpanishESAS
- Those, in TijuanaESOS
- ThouONEG
- Thou squaredMIL
- ThoughtIDEA
- Thought to beDEEMED
- Thoughtful investigatorSTUDENT
- ThoughtlessROTE
- Thousand Island baseMAYONNAISE
- Thrash aboutFLAIL
- Thread holderSPOOL
- Thread that unfolds in a courtroom dramaSTORYLINE
- Thread with a headSCREW
- Thread-bearing?ROPY
- Threaded fastenerSCREW
- Threaded nailSCREW
- Threaded togetherSEWN
- ThreadsATTIRE
- Threads in tea lightsWICKS
- Thready debrisLINT
- Threat to cropsPEST
- Threat's last wordsORELSE
- Three __ saladBEAN
- Three Bears femaleMAMA
- Three Bears matriarchMAMA
- Three bks. after ExodusDEUT
- Three door openersSTORMSCREENTRAP, STAGECELLARNEXT, SLIDINGFRONTCAR
- Three hours before noonNINE
- Three letters in ''glasses"ESSES
- Three letters in "fusses''ESSES
- Three NFL nicknamesRAPTORS
- Three of a kindTRIO
- THREE OF THE OCTETCOMETCUPIDVIXEN
- Three of the racing UnsersALS
- Three or fourAFEW
- Three siblings with the same birthdayTRIPLETS
- Three-digit prefixAREACODE
- Three-dimensionalCUBIC
- Three-ingredient treatSMORE
- Three-layer cookieOREO
- Three-legged race, briefly?TRI
- Three-legged standTRIPOD
- Three-note chordTRIAD
- Three-partTRIUNE
- Three-part cookiesOREOS
- Three-part no.SSN
- Three-person bandTRIO
- Three-player card gameSKAT
- Three-pointerTREY
- Three-quarters of 12NINE
- Three-quarters of a dozenNINE
- Three-ring circus settingBIGTOP
- Three-story abode in Barbie pinkDREAMHOUSE
- Three-striper: Abbr.SGT
- Three-syllable smoothie selectionACAI
- Three-time Masters winner who was knighted in 2009FALDO
- Three-time ocean-themed interleague opponents of 36-Down in 2025PIRATES
- Three-time ocean-themed interleague opponents of 38-Down in 2025MARINERS
- Three, in GermanyDREI
- Three, in ItalianTRE
- Three, in KindergartenDREI
- Three, in MexicoTRES
- Three, in SicilyTRE
- Three, in SpainTRES
- Three, on a sundialIII
- Three, to an IsraeliGIMEL
- ThreesomeTRIO
- Threw a pity party, perhapsCRIED
- Threw awayTOSSED
- Threw hard, per the OED (since 2022)YEETED
- Threw it out thereASKED
- Thrifted, perhapsUSED
- Thrifty personSAVER
- ThrilledEXULTANT
- Thrilling pair?ELS
- ThrivesPROSPERS
- Throat ailment, brieflySTREP
- Throat tissue often removedTONSIL
- Throat troubleSTREP
- Throat-clearing soundAHEM
- Throat-soothing brewHOTTEA, LEMONTEA
- ThrobbingPAINFUL
- ThrowPERPLEX
- Throw __ towel (give up)INTHE
- Throw (together)SLAP
- Throw a tantrum in a springtime meadow?POUNDPOPPIES
- Throw againREROLL
- Throw awayTOSS
- Throw forcefullyHURL, FLING
- Throw forcefully, these daysYEET
- Throw hardHURL
- Throw inADD
- Throw in the trashTOSS
- Throw into disorderUPHEAVE
- Throw offEMIT, LIETO
- Throw off topicDERAIL
- Throw outTOSS
- Throw out a lineCAST
- Throw softlyTOSS
- Throw trash away, but not in a trash canLITTER
- Throw with effortHEAVE
- Throw with forceHEAVE
- Throw, 28-AcrossYEET
- Throwback dietPALEO
- Thrown for a loopAWED
- Throws inADDS
- Throws upERECTS
- Throws with great effortHEAVES
- Thrust forthOBTRUDE
- Thumb drive portsUSBS
- Thumbnails in a music collectionALBUMART
- Thumbs-down votesNAYS
- Thumbs-downsNOS
- Thumbs-up answersYESES
- Thumbs-up voteYEA
- Thumbs-up votesAYES
- Thunder soundCLAP
- Thundering, as a crowdAROAR
- ThunderousLOUD
- Thunderstorm creationOZONE
- Thunderstorm residueMUD
- Thundery weatherSTORM
- Thurman of "Gattaca"UMA
- Thurman of "Pretty Lethal"UMA
- Thurman of "Red, White & Royal Blue"UMA
- Thurman of filmdomUMA
- Thurman of filmsUMA
- ThusASARESULT, ERGO
- Thus farASYET, TODATE
- Thus: Lat.SIC
- ThwartFRUSTRATE
- Ti __: Italian "I love you"AMO
- Tiananmen Square honoreeMAO
- Tiara insetJEWEL
- Tiberius, Nero, etc.EMPERORS
- Tibet's capitalLHASA
- Tibet's continentASIA
- Tibetan capitalLHASA
- Tibetan monkLAMA
- Tibetan peopleSHERPA
- Tibetan priestLAMA
- Tibetan priestsLAMAS
- Tibetan spiritual leaderLAMA, DALAILAMA
- Tibetans and TimoreseASIANS
- Tibia's placeSHIN
- Tic __: mint brandTAC
- Tic Tac mints alternativeALTOIDS
- Tic-__-toeTAC
- Tic-tac-toe nonwinnerOOX, OXO
- Tic-tac-toe winnerOOO
- Tick byELAPSE
- Tick offRILE, IRK
- Tick or miteARACHNID
- Tick relativesMITES
- Ticked offMAD
- TickerHEART
- Ticker infoNEWS
- Ticker-__ paradeTAPE
- Ticket infoSEAT
- Ticket of 2008OBAMABIDEN
- Ticket remnantSTUB
- TickleAMUSE
- Tickle pinkELATE
- TickledAMUSED, ELATED
- Tickled pinkELATED
- TicklesAMUSES
- Tickling targetsARMPITS
- Ticklish MuppetELMO
- Ticklish red MuppetELMO
- Ticklish toys that caused a frenzy at Christmas in 1996ELMOS
- Tidal adjectiveNEAP
- Tidal wavesTSUNAMIS
- Tide source, for shortPANDG
- Tide that goes out in autumnBAMA
- Tide typeNEAP
- TidiesNEATENS
- TidyKEMPT
- Tidy upCLEAN, NEATEN
- TieBOND
- Tie accessoryTAC
- Tie at anchorMOOR
- Tie the knotWED, SAYIDO
- Tie to a dockMOOR
- Tie up at a dockMOOR
- Tie up at a pierMOOR
- Tie up to a pierMOOR
- Tie up, as a boatMOOR
- Tie with a slide clipBOLO
- Tie-breaking methodGOLDENGOAL
- Tie-dyed quilt?DEADHEADBEDSPREAD
- Tie-ins for Pixar's latest (2025)HAPPYMEALS
- Tiebreaker periods, brieflyOTS
- Tiebreaker periods, for shortOTS
- Tiebreakers, brieflyOTS
- Tied fastMOORED
- Tied in a best-of-three seriesONEONE
- Tied to a particular periodOFANERA
- Tied upFAST
- Tied up in knotsTENSE
- Tied, as shoesLACED
- Tied, as sneakersLACED
- Tiered templesPAGODAS
- TiesLACES
- Ties downSECURES
- Ties in knotsSNARLS
- Ties the knotWEDS
- Tiger habitatASIA
- Tiger or tabbyCAT
- Tigers of South CarolinaCLEMSON
- Tight bunchBROS
- Tight squeezesBEARHUGS
- Tight-fittingSNUG
- Tight-fitting lidDURAG
- Tight-knit groupCLAN
- Tightens (up)TENSES
- Tightens securelySNUGS
- Tightens, perhapsRETIES
- Tightly closedSHUT
- Tightly compressedDENSE
- Tightly packedDENSE
- TightwadMISER
- Tik followerTOK
- Tik's partnerTOK
- Tiki bar cocktail served in a wooden containerRUMBARREL
- Tiki party staplePOI
- Tikka masala sideNAAN, LILLE
- TikTok contentVIDEOS
- TikTok uploadsVIDEOS
- Tilapia-and-tortilla dishFISHTACO
- Till fillerCASH, PSST, OMEN
- Till soil againREHOE
- Tillamook's stateOREGON
- Tilling toolHARROW
- TiltLEAN, TIPUP
- Tilt a littleLEAN
- Tilt-A-Whirl, e.g.RIDE
- Tilted ltrs.ITAL
- Tiltrotor military aircraftOSPREY
- TiltsLEANS
- Tim McGraw's singing spouseFAITHHILL
- Timber treeASH
- Timberlake's boy bandNSYNC
- Timberland limitTREELINE
- Timbuktu's landMALI
- Time __ (Eastern Standard, for example)ZONE
- Time before you're allowed to proceedWAITINGPERIOD
- Time cofounderLUCE
- Time delayLAG
- Time divisionHOUR
- Time for an egg rollEASTER
- Time for extracurricular activities, or where the ends of 17-, 26-, 52-, and 62-Across literally areAFTERSCHOOL
- Time in officeTERM
- Time long pastYORE
- Time Machine peopleELOI
- Time of Eugene O'NeillEON
- Time on marqueesNITE
- Time out?NAP
- Time periodSPAN
- Time pieceSEC
- Time sheet figs.HRS
- Time to bewareIDES
- Time to roll the dice, maybeTURN
- Time when liquor was illegalPROHIBITIONERA
- Time when shadows are shortestNOON
- Time with a nameERA
- Time zone wd.STD
- Time-consumingLONG
- Time-honored maximOLDSAW
- Time-honored wisdomLORE
- Time-off weeks for new momsMATERNITYLEAVES
- Time's Person of the Year in 2023TAYLORS
- Timed perfectlyONCUE
- Timelessly stylishCHIC
- Timeline blockERA
- Timeline divs.YRS
- Timeline stretchERA
- Timeline unitsERAS
- Timely benefitsBOONS
- Timely tablet readingJULYIVMDCCLXXVI
- Timely-sounding pronounOUR
- Timepiece with a strapWATCH
- Times given 52-AcrossERAS
- Times given namesERAS
- Times New __ROMAN
- Times Sq. sales boothTKTS
- Times to blow out the candles, casuallyBDAYS
- Times upATBATS
- Timesheet nos.HRS
- Timetable abbr.ARR
- Timetable hr.ETD
- Timetable no.ETD
- TimewornOLD
- Timex rivalCASIO
- TimidSHY
- Timid person's lackNERVE
- Timing of many first stepsAGEONE
- Tina of "Only Murders in the Building"FEY
- Tined flatwareFORKS
- Tiniest bitLEAST, IOTA
- Tinker Bell capturerSMEE
- Tinkered (with)TOYED
- Tinny-sounding, as pianosTINPAN
- Tinsel timeNOEL
- Tinsel Town prizeOSCAR
- TinyWEE, ITSY
- Tiny ammoBBS
- Tiny amountIOTA, DRIB, MITE, SPECK
- Tiny amountsTRACES
- Tiny amt. of timeNSEC
- Tiny batteriesAAAAS
- Tiny bitTAD, IOTA, MORSEL, SMIDGE
- Tiny bit of dustSPECK
- Tiny bit of waterDROP
- Tiny biterFLEA
- Tiny bitersNOSEEUMS
- Tiny bitsIOTAS, TADS
- Tiny buzzerGNAT
- Tiny cat noiseMEW
- Tiny detailPUNCTILIO
- Tiny drinkSIP
- Tiny earringSTUD
- Tiny flying pestGNAT
- Tiny homes tucked in branchesNESTS
- Tiny issueNIT
- Tiny lengthMICRON
- Tiny OreosMINIS
- Tiny organismMICROBE
- Tiny part of a min.NSEC
- Tiny pestGNAT
- Tiny pests at a picnicANTS
- Tiny pieceBIT
- Tiny piecesBITS
- Tiny portionDOT
- Tiny predatory birdsELFOWLS
- Tiny puncturesPINHOLES
- Tiny roleCAMEO
- Tiny salty fish toppingANCHOVIES
- Tiny sign of springROSEBUD
- Tiny skin openingPORE
- Tiny soundPEEP
- Tiny speckDOT
- Tiny splashPLOP
- Tiny spots of landISLETS
- Tiny teen since the '60sKEN
- Tiny terrier, e.g.TOY
- Tiny tree branchesTWIGS
- Tiny twisted moleculeDNA
- Tiny unit of matterATOM
- Tiny wireless headphonesEARBUDS
- Tiny, in techNANO
- Tip for writersNIB
- Tip jar billsONES
- Tip of a shoeTOE
- Tip of a sockTOE
- Tip of an earLOBE
- Tip of the tongue?ESE
- Tip-topACME
- Tipped offTOLD
- Tippy transportCANOE
- Tips of mastsYARDARMS
- Tips of shoesTOES
- Tips of socksTOES
- TiptoeSNEAK, CREEP
- Tirade in the Times, sayOPED
- Tire fillerAIR
- Tire gauge meas.PSI
- Tire in a trunkSPARE
- Tire meas.PSI
- Tire patternTREAD
- Tire pressure meas.PSI
- Tire pressure measure: Abbr.PSI
- Tire rim giantALCOA
- Tire shop taskALIGNING
- Tire swing lineROPE
- Tired out completelyDIDIN
- Tireless forceARMADA
- Tiresome patternRUT
- Tiresome personBORE
- Tiresome speakerBORE
- Tissue brandKLEENEX
- Tissues commonly examined by MRIsACLS
- Tit for __TAT
- Titan of industryTYCOON
- Titanic starWINSLET
- Titel fur MannerHERR
- Title akin to rabbiIMAM
- Title choice on some formsMRS
- Title derived from "caesar"TSAR
- Title documentDEED
- Title fish in a 1988 heist comedyWANDA
- Title fit for a kingSIRE
- Title for 10-DownBOSN
- Title for a fictional rabbitBRER
- Title for a knight in WesterosSER
- Title for a lawyerESQUIRE
- Title for BeethovenHERR
- Title for David AttenboroughSIR
- Title for Elroy during his boot camp days?PRIVATEJETSON
- Title for Judi DenchDAME
- Title for knightsSIR
- Title for LancelotSIR
- Title for MerkelFRAU
- Title for New Zealand golfer Lydia KoDAME
- Title for Robert Prevost since May 8, 2025POPE
- Title for some spousesMRS
- Title for the Black KnightSIR
- Title for un monarqueLEROI
- Title Hawking turned downSIR
- Title heard in WesternsMAAM
- Title of a bullfrog's autobiography?LIFEONMARSHES
- Title of respectSRI
- Title performer in a Wagner operaMEISTERSINGER
- Title person in a Kinks hitLOLA
- Title said with a hat tip, perhapsMAAM
- Title sharerCOCHAMP
- Title that has a 31-AcrossSENOR
- Titled ladyDAME
- Titles differentlyRENAMES
- Titular plural thrice as long as its singularMESSRS
- TiVo alternativeROKU
- TiVo forerunnersVCRS
- TizzySNIT
- Tkt. sellerAGT
- TMI oppositeTELLMEMORE
- TMZ alternativeENEWS
- TNT partTRI
- To __ATEE
- TO __ ("That's an understatement")SAYTHELEAST
- To a degreeSOME
- To a high degreeVERY
- To a much greater degreeEVENMORE
- To be safeINCASE
- To be, en españolESTAR
- To be, in FranceETRE
- To be, in FrenchETRE
- To be, in LatinESSE
- To be, in ParisETRE
- To be, in ToledoSER
- To be, to TussaudETRE
- To bootATTHAT, ALSO
- To complementFRO
- To ensureSOTHAT
- To have: Fr.AVOIR
- To Kill a Mockingbird lawyerATTICUSFINCH
- To love, in ItalianAMARE
- To no __ (fruitless)AVAIL
- To no __: in vainAVAIL
- To no availFUTILE
- To some degreeAFTERASORT
- To some extentINPART, INASENSE
- To the __ degreeNTH
- To the pointTERSE
- To this pointASYET, YET
- To whom Capote dedicated his "non-fiction novel"HARPERLEE
- To-doFLAP, STIR
- To-do list tripERRAND
- To: Actor Cheadle, chemistry lab supply salesmanDONATIONS
- To: Athlete Jackson, lawn products salesmanBOATYARDS
- To: Broadcast journalist Anderson, surgical supply salesmanCOOPERATORS
- To: Comedian Michael, bedding salesmanCHEATSHEETS
- To: Singer Bruno, bulletin board salesmanMARSATTACKS
- To's counterpartFRO
- Toad featureWART
- Toast at a Bavarian beer festivalPROSIT
- Toast spreadAVOCADO
- Toast typesGONERS
- Toaster pastry brandPOPTARTS
- Toaster waffle brandEGGOS
- Toaster wafflesEGGOS
- Toaster's choiceALE
- Today before noonTHISAM
- Today weathermanROKER
- Today, to JoseHOY
- Toddler talkDADA
- Toddler's minor scrapeOWIE
- Toddler's scrapeOWIE
- Toddler's taboosNONOS
- Todos __ días: every day, in SpanishLOS
- Toe bean spotPAW
- Toe the __ (do as told)LINE
- Toe woeBUNION
- Toffee bar brandHEATH
- Toffee candy barSKOR
- Tofu baseSOY
- Tofu sourcesSOYS
- Toga costume, in a pinchSHEET
- TogetherALLIED
- Together, in musicADUE
- Toil diligentlyWORKLIKEABEAVER
- Toiling awayATIT, CHARLIECHAPLIN
- Token in The Game of LifeCAR
- Tokyo transportBULLETTRAIN
- Tokyo, long agoEDO
- Told a whopperLIED
- Told the story ofCHRONICLED
- Toledo's lakeERIE
- TolerateSTOMACH, ABIDE
- Tolkien baddieORC
- Tolkien characters who like to eat six meals a dayHOBBITS
- Tolkien evildoerSMAUG
- Tolkien evildoersORCS
- Tolkien goblinORC
- Tolkien saga, brieflyLOTR
- Tolkien trilogy, for shortLOTR
- Tolkien wise oneELF
- Tolkien's Shepherds of the TreesENTS
- TollPEAL
- Toll roadPIKE
- Toll unitAXLE
- TolledRUNG
- Tolstoy title characterANNA
- Tolstoy title enderMIR
- Tom Jones hit, and what can be said about the end of 20-, 27-, or 49-AcrossITSNOTUNUSUAL
- Tom yum __ soupGAI
- Tom, Dick, and Harry, for exampleMEN
- Tomato for pasteROMA
- Tomato used in tomato pasteROMA
- TomfooleryJAPES, ESCAPADE
- Tomie dePaola book whose title evokes the Italian for "Grandma Witch"STREGANONA
- Ton of, informallyLOTTA
- ToneSHADE
- Tone of old filmsSEPIA
- Toner targetPORE
- Tonga is its closest nationSAMOA
- TonsALOT, MANY
- Tons (of)ALOT
- Tonsillectomy docENT
- Tony winner HagenUTA
- Tony's Brit partner for "Body in Soul" on Duets II (2011)AMY
- TooASWELL, OVERLY
- Too confidentSMUG
- Too easily trickedNAIVE
- Too expensiveSTEEP
- Too fluentGLIB
- Too many things to doMOUNTAINSOFWORK
- Too much of a good thingSURFEIT
- Too quickRASH
- Too rigid to bendSTIFF
- Too sure of oneselfSMUG
- Too trustingNAIVE
- Took a breakRESTED
- Took a bus or trainRODE
- Took a chairSAT
- Took a hatchet toAXED
- Took a load offSAT
- Took a lunch breakATE
- Took a napSLEPT
- Took a photo ofSHOT
- Took a tumbleFELL
- Took a turnWENT
- Took advantage gratuitouslyFREELOADED
- Took advantage of a situationMADEHAY
- Took afterAPED
- Took an oath in courtSWORE
- Took care of a billPAID
- Took chargeLED
- Took command ofLED
- Took effectSETIN
- Took for a rideMISLED
- Took holdSETIN
- Took in mouthwashGARGLED
- Took in too muchOVERATE
- Took offLEFT
- Took off right after dinnerATEANDRAN
- Took one's medicine, in a wayATONED
- Took stridesSTEPPED
- Took the reinsLED
- Took to courtSUED
- Took to the hillsRAN
- Took to the impound lotTOWED
- Took unnecessary risks, in a British idiomSAILEDCLOSETOTHEWIND
- Took without askingSTOLE
- Tool for an ENTOTOSCOPE
- Tool for cutting apples or pearsFRUITSLICER
- Tool for cutting loavesBREADKNIFE
- Tool for gripping plumbing tubesPIPEWRENCH
- Tool for inserting threaded fastenersSCREWDRIVER
- Tool for monitoring blood sugar levelsGLUCOSEMETER
- Tool in a shedHOE
- Tool most people are willing to part with?COMB
- Tool needed for some needlecraftCROCHETHOOK
- Tool storage buildingSHED
- Tool that can be made to sound like a thereminSAW
- Tool used to go suck a lemon?CARVAC
- Tool with teethCOMB
- Toolbar imageICON
- Tools for hand-made productsABACI
- Toon devilTAZ
- Toon girl explorerDORA
- Toon hunterFUDD
- Toon mouse coupleMICKEYANDMINNIE
- Toon sailor's sweetheartOYL
- Toon saxophonistLISA
- Toon skunk PepeLEPEW
- Toon swimmer saying "If I become human..."ARIEL
- Toon who says "I shall never be king"SCAR
- Toot one's own hornBRAG
- Tooth componentDENTIN
- Tooth pros' org.ADA
- Tooth troubleACHE
- Tooth's pointed tipCUSP
- Toothbrush brandORALB
- Toothpaste tube topsCAPS
- Toots and the Maytals, for oneSKABAND
- TopLID, ACME, CAP
- Top a castSTAR
- Top blackjack cardsACES
- Top card in heartsACE
- Top choiceTEE
- Top club in Atlantic City?ACE
- Top drawerMEGASTAR, STAR
- Top echelonELITE
- Top flight contingentACES
- Top gear?HATS
- Top global-gross film of 1996INDEPENDENCEDAY
- Top Gun org.USN
- Top jobs?DYES
- Top knot, e.g.UPDO
- Top medalsGOLDS
- Top monkABBOT
- Top naval officer: Abbr.ADM
- Top no. in a blood pressure readingSYS
- Top of a houseROOF
- Top of an oceanic food chainORCA
- Top of many an indoor stadiumDOME
- Top of one's headSCALP
- Top of some clocksXII
- Top of the headPATE, SCALP
- Top Olympic prizeGOLD
- Top poker cardsACES
- Top poker pairACES
- Top row center keyFSIX
- Top spotACME, TORSO
- Top stripe of a pride flagRED
- Top sudoku digitsNINES
- Top suitCEO
- Top suit in bridgeSPADES
- Top talentALISTERS
- Top temperatureHIGH
- Top tier's eliteALIST
- Top tunesHITPARADE
- Top with a crownHAT
- Top with spaghetti strapsCAMISOLE
- Top-10 baby girl name in the 2010sAVA
- Top-10 baby girl name since 2005AVA
- Top-billed performerSTAR
- Top-class studentVALEDICTORIAN
- Top-five Cadillac seller worldwideGMKOREA
- Top-level eliteALISTERS
- Top-level execsCSUITE
- Top-notchSECONDTONONE, PRIMO, ELITE, AONE
- Top-rankedPRIMO
- Top-ratedAONE
- Top-shelfALEVEL, PREMIUM, BEST
- Top-tierALIST, AONE
- Topiary treesYEWS
- Topic of conversation for parents-to-beNAME
- Topic to avoid, metaphoricallyTHIRDRAIL
- Topics not worth discussingMOOTPOINTS
- Topmost pointsACMES
- Topped with frostingICED
- TopperHAT
- Topper in a Super Mario costumeCAP
- Toppers in Santa's workshopELFHATS
- Topping of beefy slicesMEATBALLS
- Topple (over)KEEL, UPEND
- TopplesUPSETS
- TopsAONE
- Tops (off)CAPS
- Tops of most org chartsCSUITES
- Tops with frostingICES
- Tops, as a torteICES
- Torah chestsARKS
- Torah holderARK
- Torah teacherRABBI
- ToreSPED
- TormentAGONY
- Torn asunderRIVEN
- Toronto-to-Quebec dir.ENE
- Toronto's prov.ONT
- Torrid Zone boundaryTROPIC
- Torso musclesPECS
- Tortellini filling optionMEAT
- Tortilla chip dipSALSA
- Tortilla chips, plusNACHOS
- Tortilla doughMASA
- Tortilla sandwichWRAP
- Tortillas that are filledTACOS
- Tortoise's rival, in fableHARE
- TossTHROW
- Toss aroundSTREW
- Toss aside forcefully, in slangYEET
- Toss every which waySTREW
- Toss outDEPOSE
- Tossed dishSALAD
- Tossed dishesSALADS
- Tosses, as diceROLLS
- Tostada alternativeTACO
- Tot watcherNANNY
- Tot's "Look what I brought" sessionSHOWANDTELL
- Tot's bellyTUM
- Tot's breakNAP
- Tot's bruiseOWIE
- Tot's coloring stickCRAYON
- Tot's cone topperNILLA
- Tot's injuryOWIE
- Tot's milk-and-cookies sessionSNACKBREAK
- Tot's open-air sessionOUTDOORPLAY
- Tot's rockerHORSEY
- Tot's round-table sessionCIRCLETIME
- Tot's scrapeOWIE
- Tot's three-wheelerTRIKE
- Tot's white frozen dessertNILLA
- TotalUTTER
- Total anarchyMOBRULE
- Total bustDUD
- Total disarrayCHAOS
- Total dumpSTY
- Total failuresLOSERS
- Total hunkSTUDMUFFIN
- Total left to payBALANCEDUE
- Total scoreTALLY
- Total snoozefestBORE
- Total upADD
- Total washoutFIASCO
- Total, as numbers in a ledgerCASTUP
- TotaledRANTO
- Totalitarian controlIRONRULE
- Totally believedATEUP
- Totally crushed, as a testACED
- Totally dismantleRAZE
- Totally engrossedRAPT
- Totally fineAOK
- Totally stumpedATSEA
- Totally uncalled-forSONOTCOOL
- Totally unexcitingBLAH
- Totally uselessNOHELP
- Totally wipedSPENT
- Totally wrongALLWET
- TotalsSUMS
- Totals upADDS
- Tote aroundCARRY
- Totenberg of NPRNINA
- Tots' playwearROMPERS
- Tottenham's opponent in the North London derbyARSENAL
- TouchABUT
- Touch downLAND
- Touch down on a runwayLAND
- Touch of colorTINGE
- Touch of frostNIP
- Touch offCAUSE
- Touch softly, as with a napkinDAB
- Touch up, as a tatREINK
- Touch-to-pay techRFID
- Touchdown datumETA
- Touched downALIT
- Touched gentlyPATTED
- Touches of colorTINGES
- Touches on an edgeABUTS
- Touches on the shoulderTAPS
- Touchless?UNFELT
- Touchscreen imageICON
- Touchscreen instructionPRESSENTER
- Touchscreen tappersSTYLI
- Tough college chem courseORGO
- Tough goSLOG
- Tough haulTREK
- Tough HS English classAPLIT
- Tough journeyTREK
- Tough luckBADBREAKS
- Tough nut to crackGNARLYPROBLEM
- Tough puzzlePOSER
- Tough puzzlesPOSERS
- Tough spotSTAIN
- Tough timesORDEALS
- Tough to endureHARSH
- Tough to moveLEADEN
- Tough to solveHARD
- Tough travelsSLOGS
- Tough trekSCHLEP
- Tough-to-hit tennis shotNETBALL
- ToughenINURE
- Tour de France stageETAPE
- Tour gp.PGA
- Tour gp. for Coco GauffWTA
- Tour guide off the coast of Washington or Maine, e.g.WHALEWATCHER
- Tour of dutySTINT
- Tour's conclusionIST
- Tourism prefixECO
- Tourist attractionsSIGHTS
- Tourist rentalCAR
- Tourist's baseHOTEL
- Tourist's urban lodgingHOTEL
- Touristy __ di PisaTORRE
- Tournament advancementsBYES
- Tournament assignmentSEED
- Tournament divisionROUND
- Tournament typeOPEN
- Tourney gameSEMI
- Tourney passBYE
- Tours can be viewed from itLOIRE
- TousleMUSS
- Toutes __ heures (hourly)LES
- Tow sports brandSEADOO
- Toward sunriseEAST
- Toward sunrise, on an equinoxDUEEAST
- Toward the back of a boatASTERN
- Toward the dawnEAST
- Toward the rising sunEAST
- Toward the sternAFT
- Towel finisherETTE
- Toweled offDRIED
- Towels offDRIES
- Tower for grainSILO
- Tower of noteAAA
- ToweringTALL
- TownBURG
- Town crier's cryHEARYE
- Town in Ontario County, New YorkSENECA
- Town near Santa FeTAOS
- Town on the ThamesETON
- Town welcome sign abbr.ESTD
- Toy (with), as an ideaFLIRT
- Toy ball blasterNERFGUN
- Toy brick brandLEGO
- Toy brick giantLEGO
- Toy bricks brandLEGO
- Toy company acquired by Mattel in 1997TYCO
- Toy company that acquired the online marketplace BrickLinkLEGO
- Toy for a snowy daySLED
- Toy for indoor gamesNERFBALL
- Toy glider woodBALSA
- Toy gun pelletsBBS
- Toy on a stringYOYO
- Toy plane materialBALSA
- Toy spanielsPAPILLONS
- Toy Story spaceman dollBUZZLIGHTYEAR
- Toy that may get stuck in a treeKITE
- Toy that's more than tickled pinkELMO
- Toy truck brandTONKA
- Toy with a Botanicals lineLEGO
- Toy with a tailKITE
- Toyed withLEDON
- Toymaker that introduced Smart Bricks in 2026LEGO
- Toymakers who really help with the holiday rush?STOREELVES
- Toymaking giantMATTEL
- Toyota hybridPRIUS
- Toyota minivanSIENNA
- Toyota pickupTACOMA
- Toyota pickup since 1995TACOMATRUCK
- Toys __ (store chain)RUS
- Toys that are quite hip, literallyHULA
- Toys that spinTOPS
- Toys with tailsKITES
- Tra __ (singing syllables)LALA
- Tra __ (song sounds)LALA
- Trace of smokeWISP
- Track and field handoutBATON
- Track beside a canalTOWPATH
- Track legend ZátopekEMIL
- Track prelimHEAT
- Track star BoltUSAIN
- Track unitONELAP
- Tracking devicesRADARS
- Tracking targetPREY
- Tract measureACRE
- Traction providersBATHMATS
- Tractor adjunctsBALERS
- Tracy Marrow's stage nameICET
- TradeSWAP, DEAL
- Trade fairEXPO
- Trade fair, for shortEXPO
- Trade for anotherSWAP
- Trade grp.ASSN
- Trade restrictionEMBARGO
- Trade show, for shortEXPO
- Trade shows, for shortEXPOS
- Trade verbal jabsSPAR
- Trade-__: compromisesOFFS
- Trademark of Dreamwell, Ltd.HIDEABED
- Trademarked imageLOGO
- Trademarked refrigerantFREON
- Trader Joe's rivalALDI
- Trades barbsSPARS
- Trades jabs in the ringSPARS
- Trading card game based on a manga seriesYUGIOH
- Trading floor callSELL
- Traditional Arctic dome homeIGLOO
- Traditional bagpipe playerSCOT
- Traditional bagpipersSCOTS
- Traditional battlersSEXES
- Traditional Chinese wedding ritualTEACEREMONY
- Traditional Christmas fare for some LatinosTAMALES
- Traditional kilt wearerSCOT
- Traditional maximADAGE
- Traditional Mexican game of chanceLOTERIA
- Traditional mo. for a Bavarian beer festivalOCT
- Traditional narrativeFOLKLEGEND
- Traditional Native American dwellingTEPEE
- Traditional Native American tentTEPEE
- Traditional Native American tentsTEPEES
- Traditional proverbADAGE
- Traditional religious garmentHIJAB
- Traditional social groupFAMILYUNIT
- Traditional supporters of choirsAPSES
- Traditional train travelersHOBOS
- Traditionally AmericanAPPLEPIE
- Trafalgar Square honoreeNELSON
- Traffic conePYLON
- Traffic jamTIEUP
- Traffic jam soundHORN
- Traffic markerPYLON
- Traffic monitorSPEEDCAM
- Traffic signals?HORNS
- Traffic slowdownJAM
- Traffic-dependent figs.ETAS
- Tragic fateDOOM
- Tragic monarchLEAR
- TrailPATH
- Trail behindLAG
- Trail for cyclistsBIKEROUTE
- Trail guideODOR
- Trail in good orderODOR
- Trail mix ingredientsNUTS
- Trail mix morselNUT
- TrailsPATHS
- Trails for hikingPATHS
- Train cars' connectionCOUPLER
- Train for a boxing matchSPAR
- Train of thoughtDRIFT
- Train section that keeps foods coldREFRIGERATORCAR
- Train stationDEPOT, REST
- Train that makes lots of stopsLOCAL
- Train to O'Hare (M)BLUELINEEL
- Train trackRAIL
- Trained for part of a triathlonBIKED
- Training centerSCHOOL
- Trajector(y)WHYOFCOURSE
- TrajectoriesPATHS
- Trample (on)STOMP
- Trampled (on)TROD
- Trampoline soundBOING
- Trampoline spring soundBOING
- TranquilCALM, SEDATE, SERENE
- Transaction chargeFEE
- Transcript fig.GPA
- Transcript figs.GPAS
- TransferIRONON
- Transfer to a new city, informallyRELO
- Transfer, in a wayUPLOAD
- TransfixPIN
- TransfixedRAPT
- Transformative vehiclesDROPTOPS
- TransgressesERRS
- TransgressionSIN
- TransgressionsSINS
- Translucent building brickGLASSBLOCK
- Translucent chalcedonyONYX
- TransmittedSENT
- Transparent overlayACETATE
- Transparent, as fabricsSHEER
- Transport launched on "E Day" (1957)EDSEL
- Transport on the way to sink a puttGOLFCART
- Transportation for SinbadROC
- Transportation on a trackTRAIN
- Transportation to the topTBAR
- Transported, as studentsBUSED
- Transports by truckHAULS
- TransposeSWAP
- TrapSNARE
- Trapped by routineINARUT
- Trapped on a branch, as a catTREED
- Trapped, in a wayTREED
- Traps in atticsWEBS
- Traps, in a wayMIRES
- TrashRUIN
- Trash bag closersTIES
- Trash bargeSCOW
- Trash boatSCOW
- Trash collectorWASTEBASKET
- Trash vesselBARGE
- Trash-can insertLINER
- Trash-hauling boatSCOW
- TrashedTOREDOWN
- TrashesTOSSES
- Trattoria coursePASTA
- Trattoria entr�eCHICKENALFREDO
- Trattoria stapleVEAL
- Trattoria tubesRIGATONI
- Trauma ctrs.ERS
- Travel agent, oftenBOOKER, TRIPPLANNER
- Travel aimlesslyROAM
- Travel approx.ETA
- Travel blogger's succinct reviewAMUSTSEE
- Travel by airWAFT
- Travel by boatSAIL
- Travel endorsementsVISAS
- Travel itinerary infoETDS
- Travel planITINERARY
- Travel stopINN
- Travel website with the same name as a boatKAYAK
- Travel-booking websiteEXPEDIA
- Traveled a curved pathARCED
- Traveler of kids TVDORA
- Traveler's pathROUTE
- Travelers not guaranteed a seatSTANDBYS
- Travelers on vacationTOURISTS
- Travelers' stopoversINNS, ARES
- TravelingONTHEROAD
- Traveling by way ofVIA
- Travels fast, in sci-fiTELEPORTS
- Travels the seven seasSAILS
- Travels, sci-fi styleTELEPORTS
- Treacherous peopleSERPENTS
- Tread carefullyTIPTOE
- Tread heavilySTOMP
- TreadlessBALD
- Treadless, as tiresBALD
- Treadmill featuresTIMERS
- Treadmill settingSPEED, PACE
- Treadmill settingsPACES
- Treasure __TROVE
- Treasure holderCHEST
- Treasure hunt aidMAP
- Treasure Island inspirationKIDD
- Treasure stashTROVE
- TreatGOODY
- Treat alternativeTRICK
- Treat baked in a fluted linerCUPCAKE
- Treat consumed with a wide strawBOBA
- Treat from a dispenserPEZ
- Treat from MarsMANDMS
- Treat like a pariahSHUN
- Treat poorlyABUSE
- Treat quite poorlyABUSE
- Treat that may be dipped in dulce de lecheCHURRO
- Treat with cocoaOREO
- Treat with contemptSCORN
- Treat with cubesICEDOWN
- Treat with disrespectSCORN
- Treat with great careBABY
- Treat with vanilla cremeOREO, OREOS
- Treater's termONME
- Treating phraseONME
- Treatment for anemia, or a treatment given to 16-, 28-, and 48-Across?IRONSUPPLEMENT
- Treatments for locksHAIRTONERS
- Treats embossed with flowers, dots, and dashesOREOS
- Treats flavored with syrupSNOCONES
- Treats very gentlyBABIES
- TreatyPACT
- Treaty between nationsPACT
- Treble-makers?TWEETERS
- Tree blight spread by bark beetlesDUTCHELMDISEASE
- Tree branchLIMB
- Tree cultivated for its seeds more than 5,000 years agoCACAO
- Tree gooSAP
- Tree gunkSAP
- Tree hut dwellers on EndorEWOKS
- Tree of Knowledge locationEDEN
- Tree rescueeCAT
- Tree source of syrupMAPLE
- Tree that's tappedMAPLE
- Tree with an edible heartPALM
- Tree with catkinsALDER
- Tree with conesFIR, PINE
- Tree with fan-shaped leavesGINKGO
- Tree with serrated leavesELM
- Tree-dwelling primateLEMUR
- Tree-lined walkwayALAMEDA
- Tree-shaping artBONSAI
- Tree's protective wrappingTRUNKSLEEVE
- Tree's tiny branchTWIG
- Trees at a Christmas tree farmFIRS
- Trees for archery bowsYEWS
- Trees used for sculptingYEWS
- Trees used to make some Fender guitarsALDERS
- Trees with conesPINES
- Trellis partSLAT
- Trembling violin toneVIBRATO
- TremendouslyALOT
- Trench around a castleMOAT
- Trenching toolSPADE
- Trending sensationMEME
- Trending thingMEME
- Trendy jargon, or what can be found at the starts of 17-, 25-, 38-, and 53-AcrossBUZZWORDS
- Trendy nightclubHOTSPOT
- Trendy vinaigrette ingredientACAI
- Trendy, informallyHIP
- Trent Reznor's band, initiallyNIN
- TrepidationDREAD
- Très trèsULTRA
- Tres y cincoOCHO
- TRESTLESORTEDLETTERS
- Tri + 2PENTA
- Triage proEMT
- TrialTEST
- Trial contingentDEFENSE
- Trial figureSTENO
- Trial runTEST
- Trial statementBESEATED
- Triangle or squareSHAPE
- Triangles and circlesSHAPES
- Triangular housesAFRAMES
- Triangular river formationDELTA
- Triangular river formationsDELTAS
- Triangular river-mouth formationDELTA
- Triangular treatsTORTILLACHIPS
- Triangular-shaped dwellingAFRAMEHOUSE
- Triangular-shaped houseAFRAME
- Triathlon partSWIM
- Tribal leaderELDER
- TribulationsWOES
- Tributary linesODE
- Tributary stream?ODE
- Tributary streamsINFLOWS
- TributeHOMAGE
- Tribute band's set listCOVERTOPS
- Tribute in verseODE
- Tribute with putdownsROAST
- Triceps localeARM, BASTE, APP
- Tricia alternativePATTI
- Trick or __ (Halloween phrase)TREAT
- Trick question?COULDITBEMAGIC
- Trick-or-treat month: Abbr.OCT
- Trick-taking spotBRIDGETABLE
- Tricked successfullyFOOLED
- Trickle in or outSEEP
- Trickle slowly (into)SEEP
- TricksFOOLS, CONS
- Trickster of the Norse pantheonLOKI
- TrickySLY
- Tricky pool shotCAROM
- Tricky tacticPLOY
- Tricky tennis serveSLICE
- Trident-shaped Greek lettersPSIS
- Trident-shaped letterPSI
- Trident-shaped lettersPSIS
- Tried outTESTED
- Tried something newHADATASTE
- Tried to improve one's score on, perhapsRETOOK
- Tried to reduce one's 3-DownDIETED
- Tried to slim downDIETED
- Tried's partnerTRUE
- Tries a bite ofTASTES
- Tries calling againREDIALS
- Tries something earnestlyHASAGOATIT
- Tries to findSEEKS
- Tries to hitSWINGSAT
- Tries, as patienceTESTS
- Trifle withTEASE
- Trifled (with)TOYED
- Trig functionCOSEC
- Trig ratioSINE, SIN, COSEC
- Trig subjectMATH
- TriggerCAUSE
- Triglyceride, e.g.LIPID
- Trike riderTOT
- Trillion, to startTERA
- Trilogy with 90-Across, brieflyLOTR
- Trim and muscularSINEWY
- Trim awayPARE
- Trim back, as a treePRUNE
- Trim with scissorsCLIP
- Trim, as fingernailsCLIP
- Trimmed (down)PARED
- TrimmingPRUNING
- Trimming toolEDGER
- Trims (down)PARES
- Trinidad's Pitch Lake, for oneTARPIT
- Trio after QRST
- Trio from Northern IrelandARS
- Trio from the CaribbeanABCISLANDS
- Trio of triosNONET
- Trio on a triceratopsHORNS
- Trio trying to sneak past the guard at a sauna?THREEINAROBE
- Trip around the sunYEAR
- Trip line?ADVENTUREAWAITS
- Trip planner's concernROUTE
- Trip starterPOINTA
- Trip stopsINNS
- Trip to buy brewskis, or a sequence found in the starts of the answers to the starred cluesBEERRUN
- Trip upASCENT
- Trip-taking needLSDTAB
- Triple play, for oneRARITY
- Triple trioNONET
- Triple-A squad in BuffaloBISONS
- Triple-decker cookieOREO
- Triple-decker lunch, or what can be found in 18-, 25-, 41-, and 52-AcrossCLUBSANDWICH
- Triple-layer cookiesOREOS
- Triple-tier snacksOREOS
- Tripod, mostlyLEGS
- Tripod's trioLEGS
- Trippy drugLSD
- Trippy fungus, informallySHROOM
- TripsVOYAGES
- Trips around a trackLAPS
- Tristan's belovedISOLDE
- Trite and tiresomeCORNY
- Triumph through adversityWINOUT
- Triumphant cryWOOT, IWIN
- Triumphant shoutBOOYAH
- TriumphedWON
- Trivet kinHOTPAD
- Trivia night spotsPUBS
- Trivia night venuePUB
- Trivia projectsBOONDOGGLES
- Trivial complaintNIT
- Trivial detailsNITS
- Trivial objectionNIT
- Trivial pointsNITS
- Trivial Pursuit co-creator ChrisHANEY
- TrivialityNOTHINGBURGER
- Trojan War taleILIAD
- Trojan War warriorAJAX
- Trolley carTRAM
- Troop groupUNIT
- Trophy winnerCHAMP
- Tropical birdsMACAWS
- Tropical floraPALMS
- Tropical fruitPAPAYA, GUAVA
- Tropical fruit treePAWPAW
- Tropical garlandLEI
- Tropical isletsCAYS
- Tropical lizardGECKO
- Tropical sorbet flavorGUAVA
- Tropical spotISLE
- Tropical treePALM
- Tropical tree with purple flowersJACARANDA
- Tropical verandasLANAIS
- TropiGo candy flavorMELON
- Trot or canterGAIT
- Trouble spotSTAIN
- Trouble-freeALLOK, SMOOTH
- TroubledHASSLED
- TroublemakerMENACE
- Troublemaker's oppositeGOODKID
- Trounces, informallyWHUPS
- Troup group in close arrayPHALANX
- Troupe groupACTORS
- TrousersPANTS
- Trousers with tool-carrying pockets and loopsCARPENTERPANTS
- Trousers' belt holderLOOP
- Trousers' line of stitchesSEAM
- Trout's team, on scoreboardsLAA
- Truant GIAWOL
- Truant GIsAWOLS
- Truck barAXLE
- Truck rental choiceRYDER
- Trucker's haulLOAD
- Trucker's prideRIG
- TruckfulLOAD
- Trudge through mudSLOG
- TrudgedPLODDED
- Trudges heavilyPLODS
- TrueACCURATE
- True gritSAND
- True statementFACT
- True upALIGN
- True-blueLOYAL
- Truly fiendishSATANIC
- Truly regretRUE
- Trumped upUNTRUE
- Trumpet accessoriesMUTES
- Trumpet soundTOOT
- Trumpet-shaped flowerSEGO
- Trumpets or tubasHORNS
- TrunkTORSO
- Trust busterRAT
- Trust inRELYON
- Trust subjectESTATE
- Trust-worthy figure?HEIR
- Trusted authorityPRO
- Trusted companions, or what the sets of circled letters in this puzzle literally areSIDEKICKS
- TrustworthyCREDIBLE
- Trustworthy sortSQUARESHOOTER
- Truth or __DARE
- Truth twisterLIAR
- TruthfulHONEST
- TruTV sister stationTBS
- TrySTAB
- Try (for)VIE
- Try againREDO, NOPE
- Try for the titleCOMPETE
- Try hard to winWOO
- Try outTEST, USE
- Try to access, as the back of a closetREACHIN
- Try to achieveAIMFOR
- Try to be likeEMULATE
- Try to catchCHASE
- Try to chomp onBITEAT
- Try to equalEMULATE
- Try to findSEEKOUT
- Try to find outASK
- Try to find pen pals in monasteries?WRITEBROTHERS
- Try to flyFLAP
- Try to followAPE
- Try to get a rise out ofTROLL
- Try to hit, as a cat might a laser beamPAWAT
- Try to learn quicklyCRAM
- Try to locateLOOKFOR
- Try to make rightATONEFOR
- Try to misleadLIETO
- Try to stopDETER
- Try to winSUEFOR
- Try to win overWOO
- Trying experienceORDEAL
- Trying to advanceADVOCATING
- Trying to followALA
- Trying to reach, in a wayPINGING
- Trying tripTREK
- Tsukiji market buy, perhapsTUNA
- Tub with jetsSPA
- Tube pastaZITI
- Tube topsCAPS
- Tube-shaped pastaPENNE
- Tubelike insulated bedSLEEPINGBAG
- Tubes under sinksPIPES
- Tubside bottleBATHOIL
- Tubular floating toyPOOLNOODLE
- Tubular pastaPENNE
- Tuckered outBEAT, ALLIN, TIRED
- Tucson or Taos or Santa FeSUV
- Tudyk of "Firefly"ALAN
- Tudyk of "Resident Alien"ALAN
- TugPULLAT
- Tug-of-__WAR
- Tug-of-war cordROPE
- Tug-of-war needROPE
- Tulip : bulb :: oak : __ACORN
- Tulsa sch.ORU
- Tulsan, for instanceOKIE
- Tumbler of rhymeJILL
- Tummy musclesABS
- Tummy troubleUPSETSTOMACH
- Tuna can phraseINOIL
- Tuna holdersCANS
- Tuna roll topperROE
- Tuna tartare cutTORO
- Tuna varietyAHI
- Tundra or taigaBIOME
- TuneAIR
- Tune from long agoOLDIE
- Tune paired with a silent movie, oftenRAG
- Tune rarely played on Top 40 radioOLDIE
- Tuned toSETAT
- Tuned to, as a radio dialSETAT
- Tunesmiths' org.ASCAP
- Tunie of "Beyond the Gates"TAMARA
- Tunneling mammalMOLE
- Tunneling pestsANTS
- Tupperware topLID
- Turban wearerSIKH
- Turbine partROTOR
- TurbulenceUNREST
- Turbulent situationMAELSTROM
- TurfSOD
- Turf Builder brandSCOTTS
- Turf sold in rollsSOD
- Turf surrounded by surfISLE
- Turk neighborIRANI
- Turkey appendageWATTLE
- Turkey cousinSAGEHEN
- Turkey drumstickLEG
- Turkey neighborIRAN
- Turkey-roasting aidBASTER
- Turkey, mostlyASIA
- Turkey's wattleDEWLAP
- Turkish breadLIRA
- Turkish coinsLIRAS
- Turkish innIMARET
- Turkish moneyLIRA
- Turkish tasseled topperFEZ
- TurmoilADO
- TurnSOUR
- Turn __ a new leafOVER
- Turn a corner, perhapsSTEER
- Turn awayREPEL, AVERT
- Turn badSPOIL
- Turn brownTAN
- Turn downDENY, DIM
- Turn inside outEVERT
- Turn intoBECOME
- Turn into baby foodMASH
- Turn light laundry pink intentionally, perhapsDYE
- Turn looseLETGO
- Turn offREPULSE
- Turn on a __DIME
- Turn out to beENDUP
- Turn over formallyCEDE
- Turn redSEETHE, IRRITATE
- Turn red, perhapsDYE
- Turn sharplyVEER
- Turn sharply and suddenlySWERVE
- Turn the __ cheekOTHER
- Turn to confettiRIPUP
- Turn to liquidMELT
- Turn to slushMELT
- TurndownsNOS
- Turned green, perhapsDYED
- Turned light laundry pink accidentally, perhapsBLED
- Turned looseFREED
- Turned off?WENTBAD
- Turned on, as an alarmARMED
- Turned overUPSET
- Turner memoirITINA
- Turner of CNNTED
- Turner once big in the music industry?CDPLAYER
- Turning out greatCOMINGUPROSES
- Turning point?AXIS
- Turning points for ballerinas?TOES
- Turnover of IndiaSAMOSA
- Turnpike chargesTOLLS
- Turnpikes and freewaysROADS
- Turns down, as an offerDECLINES
- Turns down?DROOPS
- Turns offOUTS
- Turns quicklyREVS
- Turns red, sayDYES
- Turns sharplyZIGS
- Turns to curdsCLOTS
- Turntable lettersRPM
- Turntable meas.RPM
- Turow book set at HarvardONEL
- Turquoise kinAQUA
- Turtle coverSHELL
- Turtle coveringSHELL
- Tuscaloosa squad, to fansBAMA
- Tuscaloosa team, to fansBAMA
- Tuscan cathedral city south of FlorenceSIENA
- Tuscan cityPISA
- Tuscan tall buildingTORRE
- Tuscan tower townPISA
- Tusk, essentiallyINCISOR
- Tusked hogsBOARS
- Tusked marine mammalWALRUS
- Tussaud titleMADAME
- TussleFIGHT
- TutsTSKS
- Tutu, for exampleSKIRT
- Tuxedo flapLAPEL
- Tuxedo neckwearBOWTIE
- TV "quick breaks"ADS
- TV accessoriesREMOTES
- TV actress FalcoEDIE
- TV actress SusanDEY
- TV ad's call to actionWHYWAIT
- TV awardsEMMYS
- TV broadcast bandVHF
- TV channel with cash winnersGSN
- TV controller?FCC
- TV drama settingsERS
- TV executive ArledgeROONE
- TV finance guruORMAN
- TV guy with a YouTube "Garage" seriesLENO
- TV host DeGeneresELLEN
- TV host JayLENO
- TV host KellyRIPA
- TV host MandelHOWIE
- TV host SeacrestRYAN
- TV image sourceCAMERA
- TV monitorFCC
- TV network based in Central LondonBBC
- TV network regulatorFCC
- TV network with an eye logoCBS
- TV on a sports-bar WALLFLATSCREEN
- TV overseerFCC
- TV pilots that soar?OUTSTANDINGDEBUTS
- TV pioneerRCA
- TV port, for shortHDMI
- TV producerRCA
- TV psychologist McGrawPHIL
- TV quiz show with Cash Builder roundsTHECHASE
- TV remote batteriesAAS
- TV remote buttonMUTE
- TV screen typeLCD
- TV screen varietyPLASMA
- TV series pts.EPS
- TV sketch featuring Chloe Fineman or Colin JostSNLSKIT
- TV soccer analyst MessingSHEP
- TV sports awardsESPYS
- TV spot scribesADWRITERS
- TV spot sellersADREPS
- TV studio signONAIR
- TV toon explorerDORA
- TV trophiesEMMYS
- TV viewed at the '39 World's FairRCA
- TV's Science GuyNYE
- TVA beneficiaryALA
- Twain of noteSHANIA
- Twangy-soundingNASAL
- Twangy-voicedNASAL
- Twangy, as a voiceNASAL
- Twelve-month periodYEAR
- Twice fourEIGHT
- Twice tetra-OCTA
- Twice treSEI
- Twice-heard soundECHO
- Twilight timeSUNSET
- Twilled cottonCHINO
- Twilled fabricSERGE
- Twinge of hungerPANG
- Twinings productENGLISHTEA
- TwinkleGLEAM, GLIMMER, GLINT
- Twinkly, as night skiesSTARRY
- Twirl aroundSPIN
- TwirledSPUN
- Twist into a pretzelKNOT
- Twist of fictionOLIVER
- Twist openUNCAP
- Twisted humorIRONY
- Twisted out of shapeBENT
- Twisted-in metal fastenerSCREW
- TwistersTORNADOES
- Twisty letterESS
- TwitchesSPASMS
- TwitterCHIRP
- Two __ and a lie: icebreaker gameTRUTHS
- Two bits?DUETS
- Two hours before noonTEN
- Two less than a dozenTEN
- Two letters in "hello"ELLS
- Two levels below dukeEARL
- Two of a kindPAIR
- TWO OF THE OCTETDASHERPRANCER, DONNERBLITZEN
- Two pieces?DUETS
- Two pintsQUART
- Two points, in tennisTHIRTY
- Two quarters, perhapsSEMESTER
- Two types of scalesMAJORANDMINOR
- Two- or three-storyLOWRISE
- Two-__ paper towelsPLY
- Two-__ tissuesPLY
- Two-band, as a radioAMFM
- Two-band, as radiosAMFM
- Two-beat gaitTROT, SLOW, BUNK, TEEN, EGGY
- Two-color treatOREO
- Two-digit signPEACE
- Two-door autosCOUPES
- Two-door carsCOUPES
- Two-dot punctuationCOLON
- Two-finger signVEE
- Two-finger victory signVEE
- Two-headed fastenerUBOLT
- Two-headed muscle, informallyBICEP, TARTS
- Two-masted sailboatKETCH
- Two-nation islandTIMOR
- Two-notes-at-a-time vocal artistTHROATSINGER
- Two-part betPERFECTA
- Two-part theme todayCOCO
- Two-person card gameWAR
- Two-person talkTETEATETE
- Two-point football playSAFETY
- Two-purposeDUAL
- Two-sharp keyDMAJOR
- Two-thirds of a dozenEIGHT
- Two-thirds of a magnumLITER
- Two-time Newbery Medalist LowryLOIS
- Two-time Nobel Prize winner CurieMARIE
- Two-time Oscar actor for Tarantino filmsCHRISTOPHWALTZ
- Two-time Oscar actress this centuryEMMASTONE
- Two-time Oscar nominee RooneyMARA
- Two-time pianist on Bennett albumsBASIE
- Two-time Roberts costarGERE
- Two-time WNBA MVP __ Delle DonneELENA
- Two-tone apex predatorORCA
- Two-tone cookieOREO
- Two-tone ocean predatorsORCAS
- Two-way time introERE
- Two-wheel carriageHANSOM
- Two-wheeler for two peopleTANDEMBIKE
- Two-wheelersBIKES
- Two-year-oldsTOTS
- TwofoldDUAL
- Twofold: Abbr.DBL
- TwosomeDUO, PAIR
- TwosomesDUOS, DYADS
- TykeTOT, KID
- Tyke's tabooNONO
- Tylenol alternativeALEVE
- Tyler of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"AISHA
- TypeILK
- Type of 35mm cameraSLR
- Type of A/V connectorRCA
- Type of beach bashLUAU
- Type of blood vesselARTERY
- Type of corp. takeoversLBOS
- Type of dental fillingINLAY
- Type of dog serenaded by Elvis on "The Steve Allen Show"BASSET
- Type of exam that allows crib sheets, or a hint to 17-, 25-, 56-, and 66-AcrossOPENNOTES
- Type of govt. bondTNOTE
- Type of green energySOLAR
- Type of grill or haircutFLATTOP
- Type of hair dryerTOWEL
- Type of hair extensionSEWIN
- Type of HDTVLCD
- Type of heronEGRET
- Type of metalTHRASH
- Type of offalTRIPE
- Type of oil extracted from flaxLINSEED
- Type of pearBOSC
- Type of PEDROID
- Type of piano pieceETUDE
- Type of plumSLOE
- Type of seaweedALGAE
- Type of shoe leatherSUEDE
- Type of ski liftTBAR
- Type of steakTBONE
- Type of terrariumANTFARM
- Type of terrierYORKIE
- Type of tideNEAP
- Type of time-outNAP
- Type of topTANK
- Type of tree with needlesEVERGREEN
- Type of tubingPIPE
- Typeface adornmentsSERIFS
- Typeface choicesFONTS
- Typeface featuresKERNS
- Typeface flourishSERIF
- Types of teethMOLARS
- Typesetting measuresPICAS
- Typesetting selectionFONT
- Typesetting unitPICA
- Typical behaviorNORM
- Typical choiceGOTO
- Typical Delhi residentHINDU
- Typical high schoolerTEEN
- Typical JordanianARAB
- Typical native of IndiaHINDU
- Typical promgoersTEENS
- Typical SaudiARAB
- Typical SaudisARABS
- Typist's statWPM
- Typo catchersSPELLCHECKERS
- Tyrannosaurus __REX
- Tyre buyerBRIT
- Tyson and Brady have guested on his Big PodcastONEAL