➠ Words with t

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  • - Steady brisk pace
  • - Running gait
  • - Riding pace
  • - Racing pace
  • - Pleasant pace
  • - Palomino pace
  • - Pace for a jogger
  • - Medium jogging pace
  • - Leisurely pace for a horse
  • - Harness racing pace
  • - Hambletonian pace
  • - Equestrian pace
  • - Easy pace for a horse
  • - Bouncy pace
  • - Walkoff home run pace
  • - Victory pace
  • - Turkey race pace
  • - Time-killing pace
  • - Swift pace
  • - Sulky's pace
  • - Sulky horse's pace
  • - Stepped-up pace
  • - Steady pace for a horse
  • - Somewhat hurried pace
  • - Runner's warmup pace
  • - Round-tripper pace
  • - Racehorse pace
  • - Race pace, sometimes
  • - QB's pace just before a series that will start after a commercial break
  • - Possible race pace
  • - Pinto's pace
  • - Pace that's slower than a gallop
  • - Pace that's slower than a canter
  • - Pace slower than a gallop
  • - Pace in dressage
  • - Pace for a horse, sometimes
  • - Pace for a certain race
  • - Pace between a walk and a canter
  • - Pace at Pompano Park
  • - Pace at a certain race
  • - Not-so-fast running gait
  • - Not-so-fast pace
  • - Non-Derby pace
  • - Moderate running pace
  • - Middling pace
  • - Less-than-fast pace
  • - Leisurely running pace
  • - Languid pace
  • - Horseman's pace
  • - Horse's pace, perhaps
  • - Horse's pace — Communist
  • - Horse race pace, perhaps
  • - Home run ...... (jogging pace around the bases)
  • - Hambletonian Stakes pace
  • - Fairly quick pace
  • - Fairly brisk pace
  • - Fair pace
  • - Easy race pace
  • - Easy jogging pace
  • - Double-time pace
  • - Communist — horse pace faster that a walk
  • - Common pace for a slugger
  • - Cleveland Indians outfielder Nixon or his home run pace
  • - Certain race pace
  • - Casual running pace
  • - Carriage horse's pace
  • - Budweiser Clydesdales' pace
  • - Baseball player Nixon or his home run pace
  • - Accelerated pace
  • - A possible race pace
  • - Dressage pace
  • - Equine pace
  • - Gentle pace
  • - Slow running pace
  • - Track pace
  • - Palomino's pace
  • - Pony pace
  • - Easy running gait
  • - Casual pace
  • - Relaxed pace
  • - Horse's pace
  • - Race pace
  • - Running pace
  • - Hurried pace
  • - Pace
  • - Jogging pace
  • - Pace for jogging
  • - Easy running pace
  • - Fairly fast pace of a horse
  • - Horse pace
  • - Home run pace
  • - Pace before a race
  • - Easy running speed
  • - Moderate race pace
  • - Equestrian's pace
  • - Horse race pace, sometimes
  • - Pace with a wide range of speeds
  • - Moderate pace
  • - Pace slower than a canter
  • - Easy pace
  • - Brisk pace
  • - Homer hitter's pace
  • - Rather slow pace
  • - Moderately fast pace
  • - Pinto's easy pace
  • - Jogger's pace
  • - Unhurried pace
  • - Medium equine pace
  • - Sulky puller's pace
  • - Left-winger's brisk pace
  • - Relaxed running pace
  • - Mustang's easy pace
  • - Harness race pace
  • - Quick pace
  • - Home run hitter's pace
  • - Leisurely pace
  • - Horse race pace
  • - Fun-run pace
  • - Running speed
  • - Pony's pace
  • - Revolutionary pace
  • - slight running pace
  • - Run at a leisurely pace
  • - Fair pace, making wrong turn
  • - Workout gait
  • - Work up to a canter
  • - Word with turkey or fox
  • - Word with fox or turkey
  • - Walk beater
  • - Turkey or fox attachment
  • - Turkey or fox
  • - Take part in the Hambletonian
  • - Sulky-puller's gait
  • - Sulky race
  • - Submit, with "out"
  • - Student's aid
  • - Step lively
  • - Show off, with "out"
  • - Pull a sulky, say
  • - Move slower than a canter
  • - Move at a good clip
  • - It's slower than a canter
  • - It's between a walk and a dash
  • - Hot to ...... (eager to begin)
  • - Horse race gait, sometimes
  • - Home run gait, often
  • - Hambletonian event
  • - Fox's dance?
  • - Fox tail?
  • - Fox or dog follower
  • - Emulate a horse
  • - Easy gait for a horse
  • - Easy clip for Smarty Jones
  • - Compete in the Hambletonian
  • - Bumpy gait
  • - ...... out (exhibit)
  • - Workout gait, often
  • - Word following turkey
  • - Word after fox or turkey
  • - What some Standardbreds do
  • - Use a pony
  • - Turkey or fox follower
  • - Turkey follower
  • - Turkey ...... (Thanksgiving 5K, perhaps)
  • - Turkey ...... (ragtime dance)
  • - Turkey ...... (dance from the past)
  • - Turkey ...... (annual event)
  • - The Hambletonian, e.g.
  • - Text translation
  • - Take a turn around the track, maybe
  • - Sulky-puller's gait, perhaps
  • - Sulky contest
  • - Submit for approval (with "out").
  • - Student's helper
  • - Student's cheating aid
  • - Step quickly
  • - Standardbred race
  • - Standardbred gait
  • - Sprightly gait
  • - Slow down from a run
  • - Show, with "out"
  • - Second word in the ladder
  • - Run-or-walk compromise
  • - Run without urgency
  • - Run without sprinting
  • - Run in the Hambletonian
  • - Run after a home run
  • - Roosevelt event
  • - Relaxed strut
  • - Relaxed gait for a horse
  • - Relative of a jog
  • - Radical socialist (abbr) — horse gait
  • - Racetrack gait, sometimes
  • - Racehorse's gait
  • - Race speed, sometimes
  • - Pull a sulky, perhaps
  • - Pull a sulky
  • - Present, with "out"
  • - Present for inspection, with "out"
  • - Pre-marathon warm-up, maybe
  • - Pompano event
  • - Order at a horse show
  • - One way to move around the bases
  • - Not quite canter
  • - Nixon of the Red Sox
  • - More than a lope
  • - Militant socialist (informal)
  • - Lesson-cheater's aid
  • - Latin student's secret aid
  • - Latin student's aid
  • - Latin student's "friend"
  • - Kind of gait
  • - Kentucky Futurity event
  • - Jog kin
  • - Jog along
  • - It's not so fast
  • - It's faster than a walk
  • - Instruction to an equestrian
  • - Instruction at a horse show
  • - Hurry, in a way
  • - Hot to ...... (ready for action)
  • - Horse's gait that's quicker than a walk
  • - Homerun-hitter's gait
  • - Homer-hitter's gait
  • - Homer gait
  • - Home run ...... (baseball highlight)
  • - Home run ....
  • - Hardly a full sprint
  • - Hanover Stake, e.g.
  • - Hambletonian Stakes gait
  • - Hambletonian race.
  • - Hambletonian
  • - Go like a Standardbred
  • - Go briskly
  • - Go at a clip
  • - Gelding gait
  • - Gait that's not as fast as a canter
  • - Gait not as fast as a canter
  • - Gait in a harness race
  • - Gait for a horse or a home run hitter
  • - Gait between a walk and a run
  • - Gait at a harness track
  • - Fox-...... (ballroom dance)
  • - Fox or turkey, e.g.
  • - Fox or turkey attachment
  • - Four-legged boxer's movement
  • - Foreign-text translation
  • - Follower of turkey or fox
  • - Exam aid
  • - Event at Monticello
  • - Equestrian's command
  • - Ending with fox or dog
  • - Emulate Nevele Pride
  • - Emulate Duenna
  • - Emulate Dan Patch
  • - Easy step
  • - Easy gait for a pony
  • - Dressage order
  • - Don't quite canter
  • - Dog, fox or turkey
  • - Compete in the Breeders Crown
  • - Compete in a harness race
  • - Compete at Yonkers
  • - Class-cheater's aid
  • - Certain harness race
  • - Certain gait
  • - Canter kin
  • - Canter cousin
  • - Bustle along
  • - Bumpy, brisk gait
  • - Brisk walk
  • - Brisk step
  • - Bring forward, with "out"
  • - Between a walk and a run.
  • - Arab spring?
  • - A gait faster than a walk
  • - 'Twixt a walk and a run
  • - ...... out (put on display)
  • - ...... out (introduce)
  • - ...... out (display, in a way)
  • - Betting event
  • - Cheating aid
  • - Exam-cheater's aid
  • - Certain race
  • - Gallop easily
  • - Racing gait
  • - Fox chaser
  • - *Hoof it
  • - Brisk movement
  • - Casual run
  • - Introduce, with "out"
  • - Certain horse race
  • - Track race
  • - Move briskly
  • - Slow gait
  • - Gait
  • - Do some jogging
  • - .... law
  • - Roll out
  • - Dog follower
  • - Horse race?
  • - Leisurely gait
  • - Run casually
  • - Relaxed gait
  • - Run leisurely
  • - Student aid?
  • - Quick gait
  • - Fox .......
  • - Move quickly
  • - ...... pony
  • - Hustle
  • - Bustle
  • - Equine gait
  • - Jog
  • - Turkey ...... (November event)
  • - Jog, to a horse
  • - Easy run
  • - Gait slower than a gallop
  • - Jog like a horse
  • - Jogging gait
  • - Brisk gait
  • - Clydesdale gait
  • - Bring (out)
  • - Moderate gait
  • - Medium gait
  • - Gait between a walk and a canter
  • - Gentle gait
  • - Horse's gait
  • - Jogger's gait
  • - Gait faster than a walk
  • - Put on display, with 'out'
  • - Leisurely run
  • - Clip youngster crossing river
  • - More than walk
  • - Easy gait
  • - Gait slower than a canter
  • - Turns up, it's wrong according to the judge to run
  • - Moderately fast gait
  • - Moderate horse gait
  • - Easy gait for a stallion
  • - Run without haste
  • - Clip at a track, maybe
  • - Bring (out) for display
  • - Intermediate gait
  • - Commie beginning to talk rubbish
  • - Horse gait
  • - Common dressage gait
  • - Dressage gait
  • - Child welcomes run or jog
  • - Extremist regularly found in Stormont
  • - Clip for a bulldog
  • - Yonkers Raceway gait
  • - Rather rapid rate
  • - Turkey ...... (November race)
  • - Harness horse's gait
  • - Gait between walk and canter
  • - Horseback ride
  • - Hurry along or up in bike race
  • - Canter
  • - Turkey ...... (annual run)
  • - Go or walk briskly
  • - Steed speed
  • - Run slowly
  • - Harness racing gait
  • - Make haste slowly, maybe
  • - Harness racer's gait
  • - Dog jog
  • - Slow run
  • - Home run gait
  • - Pony gait
  • - Horse race gait
  • - Display, with 'out'
  • - Hambletonian gait
  • - Run
  • - ...... turkey
  • - Track event
  • - Hurry
  • - Scamper
  • - 'Move it!'
  • - Hot to ... (excited)
  • - jog out of bistro, too
  • - most rotten, having to jog
  • - that rotter has to run
  • - in the equine world, it is faster than a walk but slower than a canter.
  • - on the ..., in succession
  • - red or pink?
  • - two-beat gait
  • - Go briskly on a horse
  • - Relaxed run
  • - move with small quick steps
  • - run red, in brief
  • - Revolutionary, but without much dash?
  • - victory lap speed
  • - Run, or jog, between times
  • - jog out of bistro, tragically
  • - Name That ... (game show hosted by Jane Krakowski)
  • - Improve with a fork
  • - air for which a huge amount could be paid
  • - Adjust as an instrument's pitch
  • - Adjust or make musical sounds to a specific pitch