There is a total of 38122 clues beginning with t
- They barely manage a turn on IT without singular suggestion of shivering
- They bear heavy burdens, so include supporting frames in case?
- They beat kings and rule in court
- They beat qualifiers’ outstanding run
- They beat Republican in eliminating contests
- They beat transport strikes
- They become high when there’s more than one
- They believe everyone's equal over time – unruly Italians block road
- They believe in first dividing from the French
- They believe Maud, oddly, is losing weight
- They believe time served initially limits crime
- They benefit the workers
- They blow rent knocking back drink
- They blow up both sides — died from grenades exploding
- They boast they’ve at last achieved firsts
- They boost growth of young theatre audiences
- They boost poor families desperately wanting eggs
- They bring down 100 game birds, taking pressure off
- They bring sycophancy to a day in Ancient Rome
- They bring you round marketing to house married sailors
- They brought gifts, new items, here, for exchange
- They brought mother and father up well, presumably!
- They bung openings in the hull beside people in boat
- They burn croissants, scraping off carbon vigorously
- They bypass one in the sticks
- They c-can get r-repetitive in speech?
- They calculate three months in France should occupy married woman
- They can accommodate little piggies, bless them!
- They can afford middle-of-the-road accident protection
- They can be depressed by what it takes to hitch-hike!
- They can be scorching renderers of melody
- They can be sweet between bedfellows
- They can be won by footballers
- They can be woven to manufacture briefs
- They can become inflated, say, and very large
- They can become restless for oysters
- They can choose role-playing over shock therapy
- They can get away at any time, bypassing commercial security at first
- They can get hot weather
- They can give a sharp bite — between the eyes?
- They can have views without buying lies about popular party points
- They can leave you in stitches by running errands
- They can leave you in stitches, running errands
- They can make neat TV sisters
- They can mitigate the problems of ‘prominent’ fibbers?
- They can penetrate only 60 per cent of our puzzles
- They can secure money for the government, it’s said
- They can see half a dozen vessels
- They can welcome us in afternoon to dorms, possibly
- They cannot be criticised for left-wing scares following short dismissal
- They can’t recall, thus must enter made-up names
- They can’t stop Dad dancing, not even in city
- They can’t stop this person being overwhelmed by loud noises
- They care about one means of testing 12
- They care about writing novel with guile
- They carry bits and pieces to Tetleys, maybe dropping the first article
- They carry means of entry to important groups
- They carry pigs and rats on boat, but not snake
- They carry possibly jacketless potatoes
- They catch MPs sat squabbling over euro problem
- They cause absolute distress, tragically
- They cause firing of pianist finally performing Grieg at Royal Society
- They cause harm among peers?
- They cause one to feel excited! Lots outside run wild
- They challenge older views – visit seniors after review
- They chased people who couldn't keep still
- They cheat on their partners twice without the first sign of regret
- They check papers of old pitmen around area
- They check the accuracy of others’ accounts
- They choose English readers in foreign universities
- They claim to sing badly — Lord, yes!
- They claim ‘Degree scale in error’, involving tirade
- They clash hard, vibrating essentially in beats
- They clean behind empty drainpipe in segments
- They clean tables when last of breakfast is removed
- They clean tables with excellent mops
- They collect money and what belongs to them
- They collect scraps of some early jazz pieces
- They colour red say, losing heart when embarrassed
- They combine in angry speeches about energy legislation
- They come between canines and have a sharp bite
- They come from across the Atlantic in tugs to go round eastern Spain
- They come out and dash, leading amateur races
- They come out for a five-time presidential candidate
- They come round once a week, unsettling us with arty ads
- They come to aid: cleaners go through upper case
- They come to one, from all parts of the earth
- They come to terms with cakes and sweets
- They come together to eat
- They come with corsets sometimes
- They command outer garments to cover underwear
- They complain as rugby players run around hospital
- They comply, duffed up in cell
- They conceal privates and fighters
- They conclude jokes about genitals must be cut
- They conduct examinations of graduates, tersely
- They connected a line in motel corridor
- They contain beer in pubs: about litre
- They continue to work for southern transport
- They contort themselves back to front, mammalian killer creatures that hang upside down