Letter I 114250–114500

Innsbruck is here Innsbruck is its capital Innsbruck's locale Innsbruck's province Innsbruck's region Innsbruck's state Italo-Austrian Alps district Italy Alpine region of Its capital is Innsbruck. INDIAN Jaina saint "Indeed, milady" "Indeedy" "___ in my memory lock'd" (Ophelia) "___ in my memory lock'd, and you yourself shall keep the key . . .": Ophelia "___ in the breath of heaven...": Keats Ideal blackjack hands Indeed, archaically Indeed, in the past It comes before the season It is abbreviated It is contracted It is contracted long ago! It is fancy? It is shorter? It is, in verse It is, poetically It is, that is It is, to Keats It is, to Tennyson It starts the season It's another way It's for Brit Lit class It's for poets It's found in poetry? It's from the old days It's in a carol? It's in a lot of poetry? It's in an old way It's in many poems It's in much poetry It's in old poems It's in poetry It's old? It's, once Interconnected series Interwoven series It may be given with one's blessing It may pop out of a box It's needed while watching a tearjerker Items for a sniffler I saw a flock of twelve chickadees today. That sounds strange... Dozen ___? It's traded for tat It's worth a tat, they say IAPETUS Industrial bigwig Industry leader Industry legend "I am ___" in Mignon. Ill-fated Cunard liner Ill-fated liner Ill-fated liner: 1912 Ill-fated ship Ill-fated vessel Ill-starred ship It was thought unsinkable It went down in history Its night is remembered Ilmenite is the chief one *ICBM booster until 1987 Industry heavyweights Influential leaders In equal measure Institutional levy It's typically ten percent Il Divino Italian master Inca ruins are on its islands Incas' origin, in their mythology "I Blacked Out Last Night," e.g. IMDb search category Important part of a book Important part of a film Info in a library search request Info on a book spine Info on a book's spine Info on the edge of an LP cover Information on a book's spine Information on a spine Inscription on a spine It appears on a book's spine It appears prominently on a Playbill cover It can be found on a book's spine It can be found on the spine It gets transferred in a car sale It goes on the cover It may change with a promotion It may come with a belt It might appear on a spine It often begins with "The" It often runs down the spine It's conveyed by deed It's found on a spine It's frequently under a star's name It's held by a winner It's often italicized It's often on the spine of a book It's on the front page It's on the spine It's seen on a spine Item found on a spine Item on a marquee info Bibliography abbr. In the House of Lords, perhaps It comes before Chapter I It generally includes the author's name and the imprint It shows a book's name, author, publisher, etc. Ingenue's goal. Iron Man and Captain America, e.g. Information on spines It's actually a bird It's not a rodent Italian tenor Schipa Independent communism. Italian tenor Schipa and others "i" dot India and Pakistan have one Incumbents of titles. Indie rock band ___ Andronicus Indie rock's ___ Andronicus It's after the second Timothy Instant replay provider It can help you avoid ads It can stop the show It can store "Storage Wars" It helps you avoid seeing spots It lets you see what you missed It may replace your VCR It might catch a show It offers Season Passes Its first logo had two feet and antennae Italian city that's home to the Villa d'Este Impossible winning outcome against King Hippo in "Mike Tyson's Punch Out" In short, it's a bout done Initials in arena parlance. It ends a boxing bout (Abbr.) It may be called to prevent injury, for short It may come from a hook, briefly It may end a fight It may stop a fight It might come after a powerful hook It might result in a change of title It stops a round and a bout It stops the swinging, briefly It's a bout done (abbr.) It's a bout finished: Abbr. It's declared after the last hit, for short It's not a decision, for short Item in Ali's rec. Item on Ali's record IMAX purchase It gets you in the house: Abbr. It may be taken by an usher (abbr.) It might be for S.R.O. It will admit one: abbr. It's more than a warning: Abbr. Item shown to an usher: Abbr. Initialism used to differentiate "Avatar" the TV show from "Avatar" the movie "I Am Jazz" cable channel ICU offering, hopefully ICU patient's need ICU specialty Indulgent attention, for short Infant's need, for short Initials for kind treatment Initials of affection It might come with chicken noodle soup It promotes R and R It'll help you lose the blues, briefly It's administered by an RN It's owned by Discovery Communications It's provided by OR personnel "I don't have time to read this," in brief "I ignored that epic email you sent me" in Internet shorthand "I just looked at the headline, tbh" "I lost interest" acronym spelled out by the starts of four answers in this puzzle "I lost interest" letters "I skipped this; try being more concise next time", in Internet shorthand "I'm not looking through that wall of text," briefly "In case you have allotted no time to peruse this, I've prepared this summary," in summary "In short" initialism "In sum" letters Initialism before an online summary Initials before a summary Initials before a summary, online Initials before an online summary Initials preceding a summary of a massive wall of text Inits. before a summary Internet abbreviation before an internet abbreviation? Internet shorthand before summing up a wordy post Indian tribesman of southern Alaska. Indians of southern Alaska. Insurance term for complete loss: Abbr. I.R.S. agent, e.g., informally I.R.S. agent, for short I.R.S. agent, quaintly IRS agent, casually IRS agent, in bootlegging slang IRS badge holder IRS enforcer IRS guy, for instance Internal Revenue agent. Investigator for a department of the Government: Colloq. Investigator, of sorts Indian political party led by Mamata Banerjee, briefly Inits. for a film buff Inits. for cinephiles Its first broadcast in 1979 was "Roman Holiday" IRS agents, for instance IRS employees, e.g. IRS enforcers IRS fellows IRS guys IRS guys, for instance IRS investigators, briefly Investigators for a governmental department. Investigators of funny money In-fucking-credible linguistic device "I can never unhear that" "I could do without this knowledge," way less formally "I did NOT need to hear that!," in brief "I did NOT need to hear that" "I did NOT need to know that!" "I did NOT need to know that," briefly "I didn't need 2 hear all that!" "I didn't need that level of detail" initialism "I didn't need the details," briefly "I didn't need to hear all that!" "I didn't need to hear that!" "I didn't need to hear that," in texts "I didn't need to know about your bowel movements," for short "I didn't need to know all that!" "I didn't need to know all that!," informally "I didn't need to know that part ..." "I didn't need to know that!" "I didn't need to know that!" in three letters "I didn't need to know that," in a text "I didn't need to know that," in modern lingo "I didn't need to know that," informally "I didn't want to know that!" "I don't need the deets!"