T
Tail between legs, [32]
Take after a person, to, [11]
Take care of the pence, [104]
Take it or leave it, [149], [158]
Take law into own hands, [200]
Take the wall, [181]
Take time by forelock, [30], [67]
Take a wise man to be a fool, [130]
Tale never loses in telling, [152]
Talking to the air, [61]
Tastes differ, [136]
Tell that to the marines, [25]
Tender-handed stroke a nettle, [172]
Tether, to be at end of, [79]
Thames on fire, to set the, [193]
That crowns all, [157]
That’s the way of the world, [156]
There is many a slip, [84]
Thick as thieves, [150]
Things, where are my, [5]
Thorns, to be on, [51]
Those who lose pay, [34]
Threats light as air, [106]
Time is money, [221]
Tip the porter, [158]
Tip-top, [234]
Tit-bit, [45]
Tit for tat, [63]
Tom, Dick, and Harry, [223]
Too many cooks spoil broth, [209]
Too much of a good thing, [146]
Travellers tell fine tales, [160]
Trespassers will be prosecuted, [92]
Tricks, to be at one’s old, [116]
Truth stranger than fiction, [234]
Turn in all standing, [81]
Turn over new leaf, [182]
Turn to play, [27]
Two can play at that game, [146]
Two heads better than one, [26]
Two of a trade, [163]
Two’s company, [95]