| Tourist attraction down by the bayou | 36 |
| Teacher of Saul of Tarsus: Acts 22:3 | 36 |
| The difference between men and women | 36 |
| They may be placed in a higher class | 36 |
| Tree of China with fan-shaped leaves | 36 |
| Three-point landing places of a sort | 36 |
| Title trio of a 1980 Pulitzer winner | 36 |
| Three-putting arsonist's target? | 36 |
| Treat leniently, with "on" | 36 |
| They might cost you an arm and a leg | 36 |
| Tom Hanks film, with "The" | 36 |
| They're in the middle of guitars | 36 |
| Thoroughly enjoyed oneself, slangily | 36 |
| They may be receding; toupe catalogs | 36 |
| Town that lost its rats and children | 36 |
| Tennis star Mandlikova and namesakes | 36 |
| Time for some to raise their glasses | 36 |
| The "H. G." of H. G. Wells | 36 |
| They go after men they shouldn't | 36 |
| Truthful member of the first family? | 36 |
| Toy vehicle with an irritating horn? | 36 |
| Temporary town during the Depression | 36 |
| Title of a certain astronomy lecture | 36 |
| Ten times the seller's cost, say | 36 |
| They're served with spoon-straws | 36 |
| They produce chips off the old block | 36 |
| Tool often used while wearing gloves | 36 |
| Track on "Beatles '65" | 36 |
| Talkative one's question, part 1 | 36 |
| Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 ___ | 36 |
| They may whine about the good things | 36 |
| Type of beer orig. brewed in England | 36 |
| The tan in a black and tan, at times | 36 |
| The Tiber or Lake Como, for example? | 36 |
| Tropical birds that run on lily pads | 36 |
| The Pilgrim's Progress author | 36 |
| Title actor of "Eli Stone" | 36 |
| Toughest challenge for the New Year! | 36 |
| The Golden Flashes of college sports | 36 |
| Their words are usually conventional | 36 |
| The Twins retired his number in 1975 | 36 |
| They go before many important rights | 36 |
| The purpose of frames in eyeglasses? | 36 |
| Telephone operator Ernestine creator | 36 |
| Two-time FIFA Ballon d'Or winner | 36 |
| The Polkas' comic-strip daughter | 36 |
| Thug whose books aren't selling? | 36 |
| Two-time host of the Summer Olympics | 36 |
| Three after ''foot'' | 36 |
| Top draft selection in the NBA, e.g. | 36 |
| Takei's 'Star Trek' role | 36 |
| They can't cut the apron strings | 36 |
| Tony-winning "Evita" actor | 36 |
| Targets of those catching some rays? | 36 |
| T.N. Page's "___ Chan" | 36 |
| Television and print pundit, Deirdre | 36 |
| Taking the dimensions of busybodies? | 36 |
| Team with a flaming ball in its logo | 36 |
| Traditional English holiday pastries | 36 |
| They're no longer worth debating | 36 |
| Twin Cities airport, on luggage tags | 36 |
| Two-time Pulitzer-winning playwright | 36 |
| They might be held at a sewage plant | 36 |
| Tech news site's nefarious plan? | 36 |
| They'll bring out the kid in you | 36 |
| They look like short-necked giraffes | 36 |
| Traditional song by Samuel Woodworth | 36 |
| The sneaker manufacturer started ... | 36 |
| The first to go on a strike, usually | 36 |
| The drink you shouldn't have had | 36 |
| They're in areas where arias air | 36 |
| The mighty to the meek, historically | 36 |
| Temporary storage for completed work | 36 |
| The "P" in "CPR" | 36 |
| Town on Philadelphia's Main Line | 36 |
| Thanksgiving in New York City, e.g.? | 36 |
| The 13 books from Romans to Philemon | 36 |
| They're for people without cells | 36 |
| They're developed by a muscleman | 36 |
| TV's first prime-time sudser hit | 36 |
| Top banana of "Top Banana" | 36 |
| Tabletop game requiring steady hands | 36 |
| Try to trademark your new invention? | 36 |
| Tail given out of sympathy, slangily | 36 |
| Theory to explain seafloor spreading | 36 |
| Threw a change-up, in baseball lingo | 36 |
| They're often returned in autumn | 36 |
| They tremble in the slightest breeze | 36 |
| The Vancouver Island marmot, for one | 36 |
| Tree named for the color of its wood | 36 |
| Two-___ (old kind of motion picture) | 36 |
| Turning back to zero, as an odometer | 36 |
| The dead may "___" (Bible) | 36 |
| Things that a drum-playing lush has? | 36 |
| The "R" in "RNA" | 36 |
| The ___ ("Batman" villain) | 36 |
| They're found in kids' books | 36 |
| They often start with "No" | 36 |
| They wrote "Babes in Arms" | 36 |
| Tracheae and ventilation ducts, e.g. | 36 |