To the point | 12 |
To the other side | 17 |
To the Orient | 13 |
To the nth ___ | 14 |
To the nth degree | 17 |
To the middle | 13 |
To the max, in the disco era | 28 |
To the max, for short | 21 |
To the max, '60s-style | 26 |
To the max | 10 |
To the matter in hand | 21 |
To the manor born | 17 |
To the manner born | 18 |
To the limit | 12 |
To the letter | 13 |
To the left, to sailors | 23 |
To the left, to Popeye | 22 |
To the left, to Bligh | 21 |
To the left, to a sailor | 24 |
To the left, on ship | 20 |
To the left, nautically | 23 |
To the left, at sea | 19 |
To the left side of a ship | 26 |
To the left or the right | 24 |
To the left or right | 20 |
To the left of a visit in an itinerary? | 39 |
To the left | 11 |
To the king, in France | 22 |
To the highest extent | 21 |
To the highest degree | 21 |
To the heavens | 14 |
To the greatest extent | 22 |
To the greatest distance | 24 |
To the full extent | 18 |
To the eye | 10 |
To the extreme | 14 |
To the extent ___ | 17 |
To the extent that, with "as" | 39 |
To the extent that (with "as") | 40 |
To the extent that | 18 |
To the exclusion of all else | 28 |
To the ends of the earth, say | 29 |
To the end, in music | 20 |
To the end of the pool and back | 31 |
To the downwind side | 20 |
To the degree that | 18 |
To the decimal | 14 |
To the contrary | 15 |
To the city: Lat. | 17 |
To the city: L. | 15 |
To the center | 13 |
To the captain's left | 25 |
To the British, this is a lift | 30 |
To the beach | 12 |
To the back of the ship | 23 |
To the back of a boat | 21 |
To the back of | 14 |
To the back | 11 |
To the --- degree | 17 |
To the --- (fully) | 18 |
To the -- power | 15 |
To the -- degree | 16 |
To that, in contracts | 21 |
To that, formally | 17 |
To that time | 12 |
To that terrible extent | 23 |
To that point: Lat. | 19 |
To that place | 13 |
To that | 7 |
To take off, in Rouen | 21 |
To take off, at De Gaulle | 25 |
To supply Castro with guns | 26 |
To summarize | 12 |
To such extent | 14 |
To such an extent (as) | 22 |
To such an extent | 17 |
To such a degree, with "as" | 37 |
To succeed, you may have to raise it | 36 |
To study: Fr. | 13 |
To startle, in Savoie | 21 |
To start with | 13 |
To start prematurely | 20 |
To stand, in Stuttgart | 22 |
To specs | 8 |
To spare | 8 |
To some, it's golden | 24 |
To some, it may be a lot | 24 |
To some, a "rat with wings" | 37 |
To some extent: Prefix | 22 |
To some extent, slangily | 24 |
To some extent, colloquially | 28 |
To some extent, after "after" | 39 |
To some extent | 14 |
To some degree, informally | 26 |
To some degree, colloquially | 28 |
To some degree, but not much | 28 |
To some degree | 14 |
To so high a degree | 19 |
To smithereens | 14 |
To smite is his delight | 23 |