➠ Words with t

List contains 175718 Words that "t" contain.

tvs
  • - Products made by Sony and Samsung
  • - Sony products
  • - Sony output
  • - Some Sharp and Sony products
  • - Samsung and Sony products
  • - Screens in sports bars, for short
  • - Flat screens in sports bars
  • - Living room's "entertainment" fixtures: Abbr.
  • - Appliances to watch "FRIENDS," e.g.: Abbr.
  • - sports-bar features
  • - They're found in most hotel rooms
  • - some o.l.e.d. devices
  • - Flat screen purchases
  • - Short for televisions
  • - remotes control them
  • - Array in an electronics store
  • - array at an espn zone
  • - Sets in a bar
  • - Fixtures in home theaters: Abbr.
  • - Living room devices that might be smart
  • - array at a sports bar
  • - Screens in sports bars
  • - Remote targets, for short
  • - Common fixtures around airport waiting areas
  • - Family room sets for short
  • - Sports bar decor
  • - Security control-room screens
  • - plasmas, e.g.
  • - sets on the wall, often
  • - Motel room staples
  • - Sets in living rooms
  • - Sports bars are lined with them
  • - analogues of the "parlor walls" in fahrenheit 451
  • - Tennis sides clinch five sets
  • - screens at an airport
  • - televisions (abbrev)
  • - cable boxes?
  • - Idiot boxes, for short
  • - Cable boxes connect to them
  • - 19-in. items, sometimes
  • - Hi-def appliances in living rooms: Abbr.
  • - Electronics store merchandise
  • - Appliances where you can catch "The Big Bang Theory," e.g.: Abbr.
  • - hotel room sets
  • - Idiot boxes: Abbr.
  • - Home entertainment sources
  • - array at a gym
  • - Airport screens
  • - Hotel or living room fixtures, for short
  • - Show showers
  • - What VCRs are connected to
  • - Sports-bar staples
  • - Couch potatoes watch them
  • - Certain sets
  • - Zeniths, e.g.
  • - Where to watch the best DVDs
  • - Video receivers, abbr.
  • - VCRs' companions
  • - VCR attachments
  • - Tubes, to some
  • - They're in 98% of Amer. homes
  • - They show shows
  • - They may be plasma or LCD: Abbr.
  • - They hook up to VCRs
  • - They connect to DVRs
  • - Televisions, for short
  • - Sports bars often have big-screen ones
  • - Some RCAs
  • - Some RCA's
  • - Some modern wall hangings
  • - Some boxes from big box stores
  • - Some are flat-screen
  • - Soap displayers
  • - Snow showers?
  • - Sharp things
  • - Sets with remote controls
  • - Sets that DVRs plug into
  • - Sets since the 40's
  • - Sets in some gyms?
  • - RCA and Panasonic products
  • - Ones with spots showing?
  • - Nielsen-family needs
  • - Nielsen tracks ratings on them
  • - Motel amenities
  • - Mod receivers
  • - Many are connected by cable
  • - Living room entertainment devices
  • - Household sets
  • - Hospital room staples
  • - Goggle boxes, so to speak
  • - Game consoles are hooked up to them
  • - Entertainment devices in living rooms
  • - Entertainment center screens
  • - DVRs get connected to them
  • - DVD players connect to them
  • - DVD displayers
  • - Devices that might be plasma or LCD
  • - Devices in front of treadmills
  • - Devices attached to DVRs
  • - Cable outlets
  • - Boob tubes, initially?
  • - Best Buy assortment
  • - Attachments to VCR's
  • - Analog ones won't work after June 12, 2009
  • - Streamers
  • - DVRs connect to them
  • - HD sets in dens
  • - Hotel room fixtures
  • - Array in a security office
  • - Sports bar screens, for short
  • - Some modern ones are smart
  • - Waiting room features
  • - Fixtures at most airport lounges nowadays
  • - Controversial 'babysitters'
  • - Prominent items in sports bars
  • - Features of some taxis
  • - Sights in sports bars
  • - Den sets
  • - Sports bar sets
  • - Sports-bar screens
  • - Electronics dept. displays
  • - Sharp products
  • - Products with big Black Friday discounts
  • - DVRs plug into them
  • - Tubes
  • - Big-screen buys
  • - Staples of waiting rooms
  • - Remote things?
  • - Items in 8-Down
  • - Remote control targets
  • - Sets for shows
  • - Living room sets
  • - Family room sets
  • - Man cave essentials, for short
  • - Airport gate installations
  • - Appliance store array
  • - Tubes found inside this puzzle's six longest answers
  • - Rec-room appliances that may be "smart"
  • - LG products
  • - Sports bar setups
  • - Sets in dens
  • - Sets for binge watchers
  • - Man-cave staples
  • - LG and RCA products
  • - Common waiting area distractions
  • - Some Samsung sales
  • - Media outlets?
  • - Commercial products?
  • - SUV options
  • - Entertainment center components
  • - What DVD players connect to
  • - "Plasma" appliances
  • - Things Slingboxes are connected to
  • - Some Samsungs
  • - Ones going through channels?
  • - They hook up to DVD players
  • - Buys for dens
  • - Where to see spots
  • - They often hang around sports bars
  • - O.T.B. conveniences
  • - Appliances hidden in seven answers in this puzzle
  • - Family-room appliances: Abbr.
  • - RCA products
  • - Some surfers' needs
  • - DVD adjuncts
  • - Family-room items
  • - Some are HD
  • - Hospital room rentals
  • - Things in the window of an electronics store
  • - Picture producers
  • - Sports bars have big ones
  • - They're connected to DVD players
  • - Sets for couch potatoes
  • - RCA array
  • - VCR hookups
  • - Rec room items
  • - ABC outlets
  • - Plasma purchases
  • - Hi-def buys
  • - VCR hook-ups
  • - Remotes may control them
  • - Best Buy buys
  • - Living room fixtures
  • - Sports bar fixtures
  • - Tellies
  • - Den fixtures
  • - Hotel room features
  • - Sports bar array
  • - Best Buy array
  • - Boob tubes
  • - Idiot boxes
  • - Consoles, perhaps
  • - Remote targets
  • - VCR adjuncts
  • - Couch potatoes' fixations
  • - Rec-room fixtures
  • - Sets
  • - Hotel room amenities
  • - Some Best Buy buys
  • - Some sets
  • - Some den fixtures
  • - Big-screen appliances
  • - bible's first five books
  • - First five books of the Hebrew Bible
  • - Hebrew scroll, sometimes called the "Five Books of Moses"
  • - First five Old Testament books
  • - O.T. first five
  • - It contains five books
  • - Sacred scroll at a synagogue
  • - Synagogue holy scroll
  • - Jewish text divided into weekly portions
  • - Books artist into tropical retreat
  • - text with "portions"
  • - B-mitzvah text
  • - text kept in an ark
  • - Hebrew holy scroll
  • - rabbinical school text
  • - fivesome aboard an ark?
  • - The most holy of the sacred writings in Judaism
  • - Judaic holy book
  • - ark document
  • - ..... otherwise bowler back about Pentateuch
  • - text at a bat mitzvah
  • - gift to the israelites celebrated during shavuot
  • - It has its genesis in Genesis
  • - Victor a hopeless student in some body of Jewish teaching
  • - scroll kept in an ark
  • - Rabbi's reading
  • - law of god
  • - The Law of Moses
  • - It starts with Genesis
  • - Jewish holy book
  • - It's read on Saturdays
  • - The law of God as revealed to Moses
  • - Text in a temple
  • - Text for public reading
  • - Synagogue holy book
  • - Source of some scriptures
  • - Simchat ...... (Tishri festival)
  • - Service reading
  • - Scrolls whose name means "teach"
  • - Scroll through the Old Testament?
  • - Scroll kept in the ark
  • - Scroll containing the Pentateuch
  • - Religious parchment
  • - Pentateuch scroll
  • - Opening books
  • - Old Testament part
  • - Old Testament collection
  • - Numbers is about 20% of it
  • - Numbers holder?
  • - No shul would be without one
  • - Midrash subject
  • - Law, in Judaism
  • - Jewish text
  • - It's read on Saturday
  • - It's read during a bar mitzvah
  • - It includes Numbers
  • - It includes Exodus
  • - Holy Ark's contents
  • - Hebrew's Pentateuch
  • - Hebrew law
  • - Hebrew holy book
  • - Hebrew body of law
  • - Contents of a certain ark
  • - Biblical law
  • - Bat mitzvah's study
  • - Bar-mitzvah reading matter
  • - A rabbi reads from it
  • - Law of Moses
  • - Synagogue text
  • - Body of Jewish law
  • - Jewish law
  • - Sacred text
  • - It's the law
  • - Yeshiva text
  • - Bar mitzvah text
  • - Synagogue reading
  • - Bat mitzvah scroll
  • - Temple scroll
  • - It takes two
  • - It's in the cards
  • - A card?
  • - "A" playing card
  • - Canasta card
  • - Bridge card
  • - Three-pip card
  • - Rare trick taker
  • - Nickname for a III
  • - Card higher than a deuce
  • - Card with three main pips
  • - Card above a deuce
  • - It beats a deuce
  • - Three, in cards
  • - Card with three pips
  • - Loser to a four
  • - Three card
  • - 3, in cards or dice
  • - Deuce taker
  • - Card with three main dots
  • - Three playing cards?
  • - Card sounding like a platter
  • - It tops a deuce
  • - It beats a deuce in most games
  • - Card in a baby straight
  • - Low card in a seven-high straight
  • - Three-spot in a hand
  • - Lowly deck card
  • - It doesn't take much on a card table
  • - Card that just beats a deuce
  • - Card not worth much
  • - Low end of a 7-high straight
  • - Card not used in pinochle
  • - It won't take much, in a way
  • - Card unlikely to take a trick
  • - Card with three spots
  • - A four beats it
  • - Lowish card
  • - Slangy low card
  • - Good card in lowball
  • - Low playing card
  • - Three in a deck
  • - Deuce and a half-deuce
  • - Second-lowest poker card
  • - It barely beats a deuce
  • - Deuce follower, in cards
  • - Card over a deuce
  • - Card below a four
  • - Beater of a deuce
  • - Card that rarely wins tricks
  • - Smaller cousin of a four-in-hand?
  • - Deuce topper, in cards
  • - Playing card
  • - Low card
  • - Low poker card
  • - Poker card
  • - Unlikely trick-taker
  • - It doesn't take much
  • - ... card
  • - three, in a card game
  • - Still right about the three card players
  • - Three spot card
  • - Three, in cards and dice
  • - Certain domino
  • - One of 52
  • - Part of the deck
  • - Dice throw
  • - Successful shot from downtown, in basketball lingo
  • - Long shot, in hoops lingo
  • - Deuce topper
  • - "South Park" co-creator Parker
  • - Likely loser in bridge
  • - Long basket, in hoops lingo
  • - War loser, usually
  • - Basket made from 'downtown,' say
  • - Three pip-per
  • - Deuce beater
  • - 'The Book of Mormon' co-creator Parker
  • - Long basket, in hoops slang
  • - Nickname for Jr.'s son
  • - Three from beyond the arc
  • - ...... Gowdy (South Carolina congressman and former Benghazi investigator)
  • - Swish from beyond the arc
  • - Deuce follower
  • - Three-pointer
  • - Lowly domino
  • - Long basket, in basketball lingo
  • - Small diamond, perhaps
  • - Long-range basket, in hoops lingo
  • - Three-pointer, in hoops lingo
  • - Deuce plus one
  • - Noted fountain name
  • - Domino end with three dots
  • - Domino with three pips
  • - Shot from behind the arc, informally
  • - Long basket, in basketball slang
  • - Deuce beater, barely
  • - Four's inferior
  • - 'The Book of Mormon' co-writer Parker
  • - Parker of "South Park"
  • - Phish's Anastasio
  • - Phish leader Anastasio
  • - Middling domino
  • - Deuce edger
  • - Phish guitarist Anastasio
  • - Anastasio of Phish
  • - War underdog
  • - Long shot, in hoops
  • - Lowball asset
  • - Cager's long shot
  • - Loser in war, usually
  • - Occupant of the Cleveland Browns' "pound"
  • - Small spade
  • - Three
  • - Small diamond?
  • - Small club?
  • - Long shot in sports
  • - Three-pointer, in hoops slang
  • - Guitarist Anastasio of Phish
  • - 2023 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee who led the San Antonio Spurs to four NBA championships and was the NBA Finals MVP in 2007 [2 wds]