| Thieves' adversary | 22 |
| Thieves' accumulation | 25 |
| Thieves who pry open windows | 28 |
| Thieves may take these | 22 |
| Thieu's milieu in 1967 | 26 |
| Thief-turned-sleuth Lupin | 25 |
| Thief, in the Southwest | 23 |
| Thief's sine qua non | 24 |
| Thief's accumulation | 24 |
| Thief's "take" | 28 |
| Thief pardoned by Pilate | 24 |
| Thief of Baghdad, e.g. | 22 |
| Thief hangs around? [Germany] | 29 |
| Thickness, as of a tree | 23 |
| Thickly tangled, as hair | 24 |
| Thickly flowing liquid | 22 |
| Thickly entangled, as hair | 26 |
| Thickets of small trees | 23 |
| Thicket of small trees | 22 |
| Thicker on the page, maybe | 26 |
| Thickening agent in foods | 25 |
| Thickening agent in food | 24 |
| Thickener used in ice cream | 27 |
| Thickener made from seaweed | 27 |
| Thickened areas of skin | 23 |
| Thicke of the night shows | 25 |
| Thick-veined vegetable | 22 |
| Thick-trunked tropical tree | 27 |
| Thick-trunked African tree | 26 |
| Thick-skinned vegetarian | 24 |
| Thick-skinned inedible fruit | 28 |
| Thick-skinned herbivores | 24 |
| Thick-skinned herbivore | 23 |
| Thick-skinned heavyweight | 25 |
| Thick-skinned critters | 22 |
| Thick-skinned creatures | 23 |
| Thick-skinned creature | 22 |
| Thick-skinned citrus fruit | 26 |
| Thick-skinned behemoth | 22 |
| Thick-haired dog from Holland | 29 |
| Thick-crust pizza style | 23 |
| Thick-bodied river fish | 23 |
| Thick, waterproof fabric | 24 |
| Thick, viscous substances | 25 |
| Thick, sweet Christmas goop | 27 |
| Thick, messy substance | 22 |
| Thick urban air condition | 25 |
| Thick upholstery fabric | 23 |
| Thick stick-in-the-mud? | 23 |
| Thick soup made with cream | 26 |
| Thick slice, as of cement | 25 |
| Thick reference book, e.g. | 26 |
| Thick piece of concrete | 23 |
| Thick mush of cornmeal | 22 |
| Thick Japanese soup noodle | 26 |
| Thick in a couple of ways | 25 |
| Thick drain-cleaning option | 27 |
| Thick dictionary section | 24 |
| Thick brick separator? | 22 |
| Thick board, literally? | 23 |
| Thiamine-deficiency disease | 27 |
| Thiamine or riboflavin: Abbr. | 29 |
| Thiamine deficiency woe | 23 |
| Thiamine and niacin e.g. | 24 |
| TheyÂ’re often up in arms? | 29 |
| They, to Thérèse | 22 |
| They've just arrived | 24 |
| They've joined the family | 29 |
| They've got your number | 27 |
| They've got your back | 25 |
| They've got your # | 22 |
| They've got the vote | 24 |
| They've got the goods | 25 |
| They've got the beat | 24 |
| They've got promise | 23 |
| They've got long shots | 26 |
| They've got issues | 22 |
| They've got deep voices | 27 |
| They've got brains | 22 |
| They've got a lot of pull | 29 |
| They've broken down | 23 |
| They've been to Mecca | 25 |
| They've been tagged | 23 |
| They've been splintered | 27 |
| They've been framed | 23 |
| They've been dubbed | 23 |
| They're wrapped in wool | 27 |
| They're worth something | 27 |
| They're worth six pts. | 26 |
| They're worth repeating | 27 |
| They're worth half of TDs | 29 |
| They're worth about $1.27 | 29 |
| They're worth a shot | 24 |
| They're worn with gloves | 28 |
| They're worn under shoes | 28 |
| They're worn on moguls | 26 |
| They're worn in pairs | 25 |
| They're worn in hospitals | 29 |
| They're worn in airplanes | 29 |
| They're worn by travelers | 29 |