Letter I
ITALIAN road
Italian word for "street" often seen in city names
Italian prize movie, with "La."
Italian thoroughfare
Issue dodger
Instruction for dolphin riders?
Italian roads
Italian violin maker who developed the modern violin and created violins of unequaled tonal quality
Instruments for virtuosos.
Italian stringed collectibles, informally
in a direct course
In her corset, actress Beatrice was _____
It might be kept in a cushion
Inherited tendency.
Infant's dessert, maybe
Item that's mostly mesh
"___ Is the Gate."—André Gide.
Isthmus : land :: __ : water
In a narrow manner.
It separates Sicily from the rest of Italy
In dire --
Iron band on a wheel.
Important London street.
It runs parallel to the Thames.
"Interlude" of O'Neill title.
In an odd manner
Infamous Boston fiend
INFARCTION
"___ in!" ("Get ready for a wild ride!")
Interchangeable watch component
It can keep a watch on you
It may go under your chin
It might come in handy for a standee
It might hold you back
It's held on a crowded bus
Item wielded in a woodshed
Item used to fasten a watch to your wrist
In dire need of funds
It's used to make paste jewelry.
Iconic Fender model, for short
It's played with bombs and a flag
It means "layer"
Igor ', composer
"I do not care one ___."—Terence.
Iced coffee insert
Iced matcha latte insert
Icee insert
If you use one, you're a sucker
If you use this, you're a sucker
It broke the camel's back
It can be baled
It can be in the wind
It can make a sucker out of you
It may be bendy
It may be in the drink
It may be in the wind
It may be used to blow bubbles
It may stick out of a glass
It might be bendy
It might be flexible
It might come with a Happy Meal
It might get stuck in a drink
It winds up in the drink
It's attached to most juice boxes
It's easy to find in a haystack
It's for a real sucker
It's for suckers
It's in the drink
It's often found in a milkshake
It's used by people who suck
It's used for drawing
Item at a soda fountain
Item dropped in the drink?
Item for a suck-up
Item sometimes having an elbow
It might be next to a napkin holder
Iconic scarecrow topper
Informal fallacy used in an argument
Intentionally misrepresented logical proposition
*Informal survey
Informal opinion sampling
*Informal surveys
Informal measures of popularity
If you buy them, you're probably a sucker
In-the-wind things.
Informal poll
Informal polls
It may be impounded
It's weighed by the pound
It's picked up by the pound
Imperfection in a pointillist painting?
In need of repentance
It might be blue
In need of Windex
Inconsistent in performance
Inconsistent, in a way
It moves between banks
It remains in its bed
It went past the old mill
It's in a bed
Its water is collected from a watershed
It holds running water
In a steady flow
In a steady onrush
It's acquired over the Internet
"Ironweed" star
"Ironwood" star
It goes by the wayside
It may be Easy
It may be cobbled
It may be curbed
It may cross a boulevard
It's between the curbs
It's curbed
Info for a delivery driver
Info for delivery people
Illumination on post
It glows at night in the city
It improves night vision
It may be activated during a thunderstorm
In America, "Second" is a more common one than "First"
It's usually written in white letters on a green sign
Inner city smarts
Inner city smarts (2007)
It may cause you to stop
It may have an arrow
It often features white writing on a green background (... letters 7-3)
Influencers in a grassroots marketing campaign
Italian liquer
Inner intensity
It's in numbers, according to adage
Infection for short
Infections: colloq.
Italian lake resort.
"I can't ___ this enough . . ."
In Farsi, you accent the last syllable of each word
Intense strain.
It can cause burnout
Italicize or underline
Italicize, e.g.
Italicize, perhaps
in a language emphasis on a particular syllable
in language emphasis on a particular syllable
in language emphasis on a particular syllables
In danger of burnout
In emotional turmoil
It's often done with a treadmill
Implausible argument, say
Indulge in pandiculation
It offers flexible support for women
It provides a long way to go?
Is dispersed over.
Inflexible about rules
Inflexible about the rules
In a stringent manner
In an absolute manner
In __ (calmly)
It's a big step
It's hit at maximum efficiency
In a shrill way
Insects that walk on water
Intense conflict
Interpersonal tension
INDUSTRIAL action
It could be a Broadway show-stopper
It may whiz past one's knees
industrial protest
*Invalidate, as an unconstitutional law
Is evenhanded
Initiates, as a conversation
It lets you know you're in danger of being out
Initiate, as a conversation
Important area at home
It's roughly between a batter's chest and knees
informal name for Australian English
It's often broken by Agassi
Instrument for Bob Haggart, Slam Stewart et al.
In either of two connotations, a phrase that describes each circled row in this grid
Idlewild runway.
IBM logo feature
Indication of rank
Indicator of military rank
Indicator of rank
Instrument with a zebra design?
Instrument with colored bands?
INSP: "Don't worry. You'll look good in ___."
Insignia in the Navy.
Isthmus, essentially
Is an ecdysiast
ILLUS_RA_ORS
"I have ___ to be Thine . . . ": Melville
It won't go on for long
It's flashy
INSTRUMENT to study motion
It might be a wedge issue?
It precedes "Substituted Ball" in the Definitions section of the "Rules of Golf"
"Is This It" garage rockers
In-no-hurry walk
It isn't a race
It's usually taken outside
Infant's wheels
It's pushed in a park
Impenetrable suit for a knight?
Intimidates to get one's way
Illicit use of authority
Illicit use of authority using brute force
It's a 9 on the Beaufort scale
In emphatic manner.
It's long and has special characters
It can give you an edge
It gives a barber an edge
It gives you an edge
It makes a cutting edge
It may be a piece of leather
It's often seen next to a chair
Item mentioned in "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd"
Ignited (a match)
@ in Israel, or the pastry whose shape inspired that name
Imitate a peacock, perhaps
Imitated a peacock, maybe
IRT stops may be named for them
Inset grids: Abbr.
Intersection parts: Abbr.
It covers one's flank
"I do not fear Satan half so much as I fear those who fear him" writer
Island east of the Virgin Passage
Its capital is Charlotte Amalie
Ian of The Stones (Abbr.)
Irwin Actor
Inadequate Wikipedia entry
Incomplete Wikipedia article
Incomplete Wikipedia entry
Injure, as a toe
Intermission pass
It gets ripped off at concerts
It may be shown to an usher
It's returned by a ticket-taker
It's ripped at the movies
It's ripped off at the movies
It's shown to the usher
"I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)" lead singer Levi
Incur a digital problem
It means "plaster" in Italian
In a jam
In a mire
In a pickle
In a predicament
In an impossible situation
In need of a hint
In need of a tow
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