| Torpid state during the hot season | 34 |
| Toddlers' parents celebrate it | 34 |
| Two-front, as a Coast Guard rescue | 34 |
| Tap ___ (get the frat party going) | 34 |
| They include amaretto and sloe gin | 34 |
| Their flag features the Big Dipper | 34 |
| THEY SPIED AN ___ GUARDING A GROUP | 34 |
| Those created equal, per Jefferson | 34 |
| Tet-el-___, Ikhnaton's capital | 34 |
| They affect one's constitution | 34 |
| Treating nonhuman beings as humans | 34 |
| Treatment for bacterial infections | 34 |
| This means "before food" | 34 |
| Three words after "neat" | 34 |
| Two-time N.L. batting champ Richie | 34 |
| The Judds' Kentucky birthplace | 34 |
| Town where Roman farces originated | 34 |
| They're often swiped at stores | 34 |
| They're obtained from branches | 34 |
| They help folks get their balance? | 34 |
| Tennis great's published twin? | 34 |
| Those who aren't super dupers? | 34 |
| Tosses some chips in the pot, say? | 34 |
| Transportation for the Dynamic Duo | 34 |
| They're blown up and thrown up | 34 |
| Transport to the U.S.S. Enterprise | 34 |
| Tony-winner in "Chicago" | 34 |
| They sometimes follow liquor shots | 34 |
| They're usually aimed at heads | 34 |
| Throwing someone a life preserver? | 34 |
| Take part in a Halloween tradition | 34 |
| Takes five strokes on a par-4 hole | 34 |
| The Bronx—and Brooklyn, too | 34 |
| Tournament organizer's concern | 34 |
| The queen's grub in the parlor | 34 |
| They may pass cash under the table | 34 |
| Tight friendship between two dudes | 34 |
| Tuneup for a Halloween conveyance? | 34 |
| The construct-ive criticism begins | 34 |
| They're used to make the grade | 34 |
| Those who respond to pickup lines? | 34 |
| They're exercised when cycling | 34 |
| Trying to win a radio contest, say | 34 |
| Turning green in the backseat, say | 34 |
| They have a plate in front of them | 34 |
| The brainiest explorer in history? | 34 |
| Threw a slower pitch than expected | 34 |
| They're drawn on British banks | 34 |
| Tiny biter causing intense itching | 34 |
| The Invisible Man star in 1933 | 34 |
| TV program today, almost certainly | 34 |
| Transport named after Christopher? | 34 |
| The network technician brought ... | 34 |
| Tartar sauce for fish sticks, e.g. | 34 |
| They may be formed at some parties | 34 |
| The Duke of Wellington's horse | 34 |
| They're cracked in restaurants | 34 |
| The Toronto Star and Baltimore Sun | 34 |
| Topographers' reference points | 34 |
| The Wright brothers' Ohio home | 34 |
| They never reach their destination | 34 |
| Transfers to another vessel, maybe | 34 |
| Technical term for "the" | 34 |
| Type of chemical sprayed on plants | 34 |
| They might cause unglamorous hands | 34 |
| Title role for Harrison and Murphy | 34 |
| TV series about the Crowley family | 34 |
| Threw out of a contest, informally | 34 |
| Tardy illustrator's assurance? | 34 |
| Tube for dispensing eye medication | 34 |
| Trying to impress people, in a way | 34 |
| Three-time NBA scoring champ Kevin | 34 |
| Treachery brought on to a polluter | 34 |
| They're rarely played nowadays | 34 |
| They're not major requirements | 34 |
| Transatlantic MTV honor, for short | 34 |
| Territory within a foreign country | 34 |
| Tree that may live over 1000 years | 34 |
| They're often written in stone | 34 |
| Two-time winner of the Hart Trophy | 34 |
| Target of the Seven against Thebes | 34 |
| Tiebreaking periods on the diamond | 34 |
| Trousers for Jabbar or Willis Reed | 34 |
| Three-time British Open golf champ | 34 |
| They're nothing to worry about | 34 |
| Top and bottom of an Italian room? | 34 |
| Talent used in making centerpieces | 34 |
| Tool for making decorative grooves | 34 |
| They're sold in oversize rolls | 34 |
| Thrilling sensations in the woods? | 34 |
| TV's "You Asked ___" | 34 |
| Theme of this puzzle/Visit briefly | 34 |
| Trips up on one's own efforts? | 34 |
| Turkey or chicken dish served cold | 34 |
| Thing often controlled by a remote | 34 |
| Three things you find in Louisiana | 34 |
| They wrote "O'Neill" | 34 |
| The Lost ___ (post-W. W. I youths) | 34 |
| Town in Ontario, or hockeyist Doug | 34 |
| Thin cookie sweetened with treacle | 34 |