Crossword clues for tas
tas
- Educ. helpers
- Campus aides, for short
- British thank-you's
- Aides for profs
- 101 instructors, briefly
- USC aides
- University professor's helpers: Abbr
- Univ. test graders
- Univ. proctors, often
- Univ. paper graders, maybe
- Univ. classroom helpers
- UCLA aides
- U. 2's?
- Tomorrow's doctors today, briefly
- They take the university course loads that no profs want: Abbr
- They might hold office hours, for short
- They may grade univ. papers
- The two in a Brit's farewell
- Tantalum symbols
- Some univ. workers
- Some lab instructors, briefly
- Some intro-level educators at a univ
- Some final exam proctors, for short
- Soho thank-yous
- Section leaders, often: Abbr
- Section leaders, for short
- School helpers, briefly
- Recitation section leaders, briefly
- Profs' test graders, perhaps
- Profs' support, for short
- Profs' protégés, briefly
- Profs' classroom helpers
- Profs' aides, for short
- Professors' aides, for short
- Prof’s helpers
- Prof's underlings
- Prof's paper graders: Abbr
- Prof's paper graders, often
- Prof's helpers, for short
- Prof's graders, perhaps
- Prof's graders, often
- Prof's assistants
- Prof.'s class helpers
- Prof. aides
- Positions for Ph.D. students
- Ph.D. students' jobs, often
- Ph.D. students, perhaps
- Ones making the grade, for short?
- Many Ph.D. students
- Many intro-level class instructors, for short
- Many college lab instructors
- Londoner's "laters"
- Lecture hall helpers, for short
- Lab instructors, often
- Jobs for some Ph.D. students
- Instructors working on degrees: Abbr
- HS helpers
- Help for profs
- Graduate students who grade papers, perhaps: Abbr
- Graders, lecturers, and/or question-answering pros
- Grad students, typically: Abbr
- Grad students, often
- Grad students, frequently
- Grad student jobs
- Gracious publican comments
- Future profs, often
- Flying abbr
- Exam graders, often (Abbr.)
- Employees pursuing PhDs, perhaps
- Dorm overseers
- College professor's helpers: Abbr
- Coll. professors helpers
- Coll. instructors, at times
- Brit's thank you's
- Australian isl
- Aussie isle, for short
- Aides for univ. profs
- Aides for some profs
- 101 teachers, often: Abbr
- 101 lab overseers: Abbr
- 101 instructors, perhaps
- "___ in turkey" (elementary lesson)
- "___ in turkey" (early lesson)
- --- in turkey
- ___ in turkey (spelling lesson)
- Words of gratitude
- Future profs, perhaps
- Univ. instructors
- Profs' helpers, for short
- Prof. helpers
- ___in tango
- Intro-level class teachers, often
- A prof. may have them
- Brits' thank-yous
- Brits' expressions of gratitude
- Profs.' helpers
- Univ. workers
- Byes
- Thanks along the Thames
- Coll. aides
- Ones having the burden of prof?
- Univ. employees
- Sch. aides
- Some stipend recipients, for short
- Letters from Greece
- Classroom assignments?: Abbr.
- Some univ. instructors
- ___ in Thomas
- Class leaders: Abbr.
- Prof.'s helpers
- ___ in telephone
- Helpers for profs
- Some grad students, for short
- Univ. staffers
- Univ. aides (1)
- Univ. helpers
- Some proctors, for short
- Prof's helpers: Abbr
- Some proctors, briefly
- Profs' aides: Abbr
- Univ. figures
- Some lab leaders, for short
- Many Ph.D. candidates
- Profs' backups
- Some univ. hirees
- Future profs, maybe
- Classroom aides, for short
- #2s at college
- Profs' paper graders, often
- See 6-Down
- Figures in some univ. classes
- Prof helpers
- Some exam graders, for short
- Two make a bye-bye
- Thank-yous along the Thames
- Thanks, in Soho
- Helpers of profs.
- Londoners' grateful words
- British thank-yous
- London donees' words
- Australian isl.
- Pile, in Paris
- Profs may employ them
- Classroom assignments?: Abbr
- Scale notes
- Prof's aides
- ___ in turkey (part of a kindergarten lesson)
- Arabic letters
- ___ in tango
- Prof.'s aides
- Coll. helpers
- They're often grad students
- Chinese pagodas
- Some univ. staff
- Prof's aides, briefly
- Academic aides, briefly
- Some univ. proctors
- Some grad students
- Jobs for grad students
- Helpers of profs
- U. staffers
- Sometime classroom leaders, briefly
- Profs' helpers: abbr
- Profs.' aides
- Professors' helpers: Abbr
- Professor's student aides: Abbr
- Professor's assts
- Many univ. lab instructors
- Many coll. lab instructors
- Instructors that are often grad students
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Tas \Tas\, n. [F.]
A heap. [Obs.] ``The tas of bodies slain.''
--Chaucer.
Tas \Tas\, v. t.
To tassel. [Obs.] ``A purse of leather tassed with silk.''
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of tass English)
Wikipedia
Taş is a Turkish word meaning "stone", often used as a surname, it may refer to:
- Aysel Taş (born 1964), Bulgarian born Turkish female javelin thrower
- Coşkun Taş (born 1935), Turkish footballer
- Didem Taş (born 1992), Turkish women's footballer
- Erol Taş (1928-1998), Turkish actor
- Nizamettin Taş (born 1961), Turkish military commander of Kurdish separatist organization PKK
The Tas series is a pair of children's science fiction novels written by Reginald Alec Martin, under the pseudonym of E. C. Eliott. The books were illustrated by A. Bruce Cornwell. They are set, at least at the beginning, at the Woomera Rocket Range in Australia.
Usage examples of "tas".
I have asked Tas Et to forge the Dying and Reborn Sword for the King in my stead.
But what he wanted was to persuade Tas Et and myself to undertake a certain kind of manufacture for him for which he would have paid us exceedingly well.
I suppose, for though the Ri Sil is the elder, the Tas Sil is the more highly honored.
You will need the permission of both Ri Cer Sil and Tas No Sil-and of the Warriors of the Voice as well.
But Moth has so little chance- Tas No Sil said that Moth may undergo the initiations for silver and gold, but only if the smith initiating him will bequeath him his own tools.
Burning Low, a name that Tas No said had come to Moth because of the manner in which he had been singled out to become a smith.
Though he spent his mornings in the potting compound, his afternoons were spent learning the ways of the smiths from Tas No.
Moth opened his mouth to protest but Tas No cut him off with a sharp, angry gesture.
When she was returned to her family her mother, Kytra, had attempted to raise the money for a good brideprice by selling her services, for Tas Gly, her father, was a poor smith and the family was without money.
The kender, Tas, drank his soup, then offered Usha his hunk of brown bread.
She kept fast hold of Tas, not because she was really worried about him disobeying Jenna, but because she desperately needed someone to hold on to.
It was only then that she realized that she and Tas were alone in the room.
They were quite remarkable silver spoons, each of them marked with intricate designs that Tas guessed were elven.
When Dalamar and Jenna entered the room, both Tas and Usha smiled up at them in a hazy, surfeited torpor.
This state of affairs being nothing new or out of the ordinary for the kender, Tas nodded.