William Howard Taft =
A word with all - I'm fat.
Sphinx, C, 1908
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Tambourined =
I beat on drum.
Viking, TE, date unknown
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The Taming of the Shrew =
Her mate won the fights.
Evening Star, The Mystic Promoter, date unknown
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The Tam O' Shanter caps =
Apt Scotsman hat here.
Arcanus, C, 1909
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The tam O' Shanter =
That's no mere hat!.
Viking, TE, 1968
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Tantrums =
Must rant.
D.C. Ver, GD, 1897
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Tax collection =
Exact coin toll.
Abel Em, NP, date unknown
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Telegraph operators =
Poles gather a report.
Atlas, B&O Magazine, 1926
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A telephone girl =
Repeating "Hello".
Alec Sander, Telegraph Twisters, 1906
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A telescope =
To see place.
Remardo, TE, 1917
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Television news =
It's now seen live.
Tut, TE, 1975
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Tempestuous =
Seems put out.
M.C.S., C, 1907
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Temporised =
Or time sped.
Author unknown
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Ten Commandments =
Can't mend most men.
Justa Parson, The Oracle, 1897
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Tennis =
In nets.
Jemand, date unknown
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Alfred Tennyson, Poet Laureate =
Neat sonnet or deep tearful lay.
Author unknown
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Tergiversation =
Is a reverting to.
Rusticus, AP, 1906
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Termagant =
Target - man!
T.H., Enigmatic Oddities, 1901
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That settles it =
Let this attest.
Spica, C, 1905
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Margaret Thatcher =
That great charmer.
William Tunstall-Pedoe, AG, 1992
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Margaret Thatcher =
Great charm threat.
Author unknown
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Margaret Thatcher =
Meg, the arch tartar.
Author unknown
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A theater pass =
Spareth a seat.
Amaranth, TE, 1924
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Theatrical costumes =
I am art's cute clothes.
Amaranth, C, 1911
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Theological seminaries =
Sole aim: teach religions.
Atlantis, TEE, 1911
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Therapeutics =
The cure is apt.
Author unknown
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This ear =
It hears.
Horation, TE, 1919
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Three score years and te =
So thy career nearest end.
Remardo, C, 1909
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A thunder shower =
One hard wet rush.
Johank, AP, 1901
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Thunderstorm =
Thor must rend.
Francolin, TE, 1915
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Time card =
I'm traced.
Arcanus, TE, 1914
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Tin cans =
Stannic.
Author unknown
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To be or not to be: that is the question; whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune =
In one of the Bard's best-thought-of tragedies our insistent hero, Hamlet, queries on two fronts about how life turns rotten.
Cory Calhoun, date unknown
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Toboggan slide =
Got on a big sled.
Francolin, TE, 1916
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To cast pearls before swine =
One's labor is perfect waste.
Livedevil, TE, c.1938-1941
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Tortoise-shell butterfly =
O, it'll flutter by the roses.
Asian, Mystery, 1891
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Total abstainer =
Is not late at bar.
Author unknown
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Total abstainers =
Sit not at ale bars.
Hoodwink, TE, 1955
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Touring =
Routing.
Ruth, St. Nicholas, 1876
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The towering inferno =
Not worth fire engine.
Author unknown
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Tower of London =
One old fort now.
Darryl H. Francis, WW, 1968
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Tradesmen =
Need marts.
D.C. Ver, NP, 1906
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Traffic rules. =
Careful first.
Amaranth, TE, 1926
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Tragedian =
Egad, I rant.
Nestor, Thedom, 1890
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Train =
It ran.
Lew Ward, GD, 1887
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The trained nurses =
Tender hearts in us.
Rusticus, AP, 1908
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Transatlantic voyagers =
Crony tars navigate salt.
Rex Ford, GD, 1899
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Transgressions =
As stronger sins.
Gee, TE, 1913
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The Trans-Siberian Railroad =
Has trains ride on bare trail.
Evening Star, AP, 1906
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The traveling salesman =
Ah, even smart at selling.
D.C. Ver, GD, 1897
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Treacherous =
Ruse or cheat.
Nox, The Brighton Item, 1917
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The treason of Benedict Arnold =
Lo! None defend the traitor scab.
Arcanus, AP, 1908
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Treasure island =
A sail's returned.
Author unknown
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Treasure island =
Set insular read.
Author unknown
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Treasure island =
Sure is darn tale.
La Noitan, TE, 1913
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Trial balance sheets =
Able test in real cash.
Myself, NP, 1908
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Tribulations =
Is but on trial.
Avocania, Perplexities, 1900
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A trip around the world =
Hard to plan wider tour.
Amaranth, TE, 1911
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True love never runs smooth =
The storm over, rule on, Venus.
Moonshine, TE, 1920
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Trustworthiness =
Truth's sworn ties.
C. Saw, Mystery, 1895
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Trustworthiness =
I now stress truth.
Amaranth, TE, 1926
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The turncoat =
Note that cur.
Mrs John Matthews, 1935
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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea =
Huge water tale stuns - end had you tense.
E.L. Benifer, 1933
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| | The typewriter =
Write pretty, eh?
Primrose, AP, 1899
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