Letter I
Inconsequential bit
Inconsequential item
It's no big deal
Item of little value
insignificant thing or amount
Items of no import.
In three divisions
It has its ratios, for short
It has several functions
It involves angles, for short
It precedes calc., typically
It's sometimes used to measure mountain height, informally
Impetuous, N.R.A. style?
Initiates, as an outbreak
Important energy sources
I Ching symbol
It's hard to tip
Indented felt hat
In music a melodic ornament
Infielder Manny ___
In boxing shape
In fighting Shape
In neat condition
Inside woodwork.
It's on your car
In a well-kept way
In shipshape fashion
IMPRESSIVE person or thing (colloq.)
implement used for cutting
implement used for cutting and neatening something
implement used for cutting and neating something
In superlative shape
Island of the W. Indies: Abbr.
"I Remember Mama" aunt
In three parts
"If I Had a Hammer" singer Lopez
Island near the mouth of the Orinoco.
Island of the Lesser Antilles.
Island where the limbo originated
Inexpensive souvenir
It doesn't qualify as a duet
It's always for more than two players
It's short of a quartet
Invention of 1906
Its rhyme scheme is ABaAabAB
It costs about twice as much if it's round
It may be booked on Orbitz
It may be round
It may result in a fall
It often comes before the fall
It's sometimes round
In three sections
Ingredient in pepper pot soup
Ingredient in the Mexican soup menudo
Ingredient of Philadelphia pepper pot.
Ingredient of pepper pot
Increase by a factor of three
Involving three parts
It gets you close to home
International group formed in 1882
Indicator of excellent quality
It begins with the Kentucky Derby
Its last leg is the Belmont Stakes
Ice debut of 1962
It's tough to land on the ice
*Infielder's coup
Impressive feat in baseball
Identical ones are rare
In a threefold degree.
In more than two ways
It helps you shoot straight
Indulges in acid
INDIAN princely State, former
Indian state neighbouring Bangladesh
In which Cleopatra fled Actium.
It was moved by 170 rowers
Immortal Speaker
It makes three of one
Iseult's beloved
Iseult's love
Isolde's beloved
Isolde's love
Isolde's lover
Involving New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, for example
in Greek drama, the actor who plays the role third in importance in a play
In a banal way
In a cliched manner
In vapid style.
Isotope of hydrogen
Interval known as "the devil in music" on account of its unsettling sound
Interval of three whole steps
Interval of three whole steps, in music
Insult Comic Dog name
IRISH tartan trousers
INDIAN city of palaces
IRON tripod
It could be under the kettle
Its feet are often on the table
Inconsequentia
Inconsequential matters
Inconsequentialities.
Inessential matters
Inessentials
Info one may not care to know
Insignificant matters
It's of little consequence
inconsequential facts
In a minor way
Its flavors include wildberry blue
Its pitcher has big ears
Its capital was Troy.
Instrument for withdrawing fluid
Iamb's counterpart
Iamb's opposite
[I remember doing a theme of this sort back in '89; Eugene Maleska hated it]
Inhabiting caves.
in French Three
Ilium resident
"Iliad" warriors
"It's a Big Sexy World" advertiser
Insidious malware with a classically derived name
"Iliad" setting
It was started by Paris
Imp of folklore.
Internet forum annoyance
Internet forum menace
Internet forum pest
Internet forum rabble-rouser
Internet forum troublemaker
Internet instigator
Internet pest
Internet rabble-rouser
Internet troublemaker
Internet-forum rabble-rouser
Internet troublemaker, in slang
internet bully
Individual who fishes
Internet assholes
Internet jerks
Internet nuisances
Internet troublemakers
internet bullies
internet bullies who comment maliciously
Instruments with slides
Illusory art technique
Image of a tunnel painted by Wile E. Coyote, e.g.
Island, N. Norway.
Innovative 1982 Disney film
Innovative 1982 movie
Innovative Disney flick of 1982
Immense palm leaf.
Interstate cruiser
Interstate overseer
Interstate patroller
Iraq War point of debate
Irony or hyperbole
Irony, e.g.
Irony, for example
Irony, say
ironic metaphor
Items in a rec room
It's equivalent to a cup
Item that might be engraved
Item used for displaying awards
Imaginary line at about 23.5 degrees latitude
It circles the Earth
It circles the globe
It means "turn"
It means too much to a maestro
Italian adverb found after "non" in musical tempo markings
ILUS, father of
Instruction at a horse show
Instruction to an equestrian
Intermediate gait
It often follows a bat flip
It's between a walk and a canter
It's between a walk and a dash
It's faster than a walk
It's not so fast
It's slower than a canter
It may be pledged
It's plighted before marriage
It's plighted in marriage
Issues a pledge
Introduce, informally
Improvement of a Standardbred's gait?
Introduces, with "out"
Inspiration for Orwell's Snowball
Introduced, with "out"
It might be dropped in a flash
It's dropped in a prank
"___ in River City"
Impish [no repeated letters]
Ireland's religious conflicts, with "The"
Items being packed in old kit bag.
It might flare at the bottom
It may be hooked
Imaginary fish?
I. Walton attraction.
Inspired new idea
Impressive caches
Imagine, old style.
Imagine: Archaic.
It allows you to finish smoothly
It may turn up some dirt
It'll make your work smoother?
*"Invest With Confidence" firm
"Iliad" backdrop
"Iliad" battleground
"Iliad" city
"Iliad" locale
Iliad land
Iliad site
Ilium's alternative name
Ilium's other name
Illiad setting
Inspector Alleyn's wife.
Its citizens should have looked a gift horse in the mouth
Its ruins are a Turkish attraction
Its ruins are a Unesco World Heritage Site
Ilium and others.
"Iliad: The Movie"?
Infantrymen: Abbr.
"In Cold Blood" author, informally
"In Cold Blood" writer, informally
"In Cold Blood" writer, to pals
It replaced "Court" in a TV channel name
Ideal result of a peace talk
It may be called on the battlefield
It may begin with a handshake
It might be agreed to with a handshake
It might end a battle
It once meant peace.
It's called after a fight
It's called between combatants
It's shy of a treaty
It's signaled by a white flag
It's symbolized by a white flag
Intermissions of action.
It's often loaded
It runs by Reno
It flows through Reno
It weighs many tons
Interstate diner, perhaps
Interstate oasis (... "Washington")
"I can't argue with that"
"I can't deny that"
"I concede that"
"I confess"
"I know this much is ___" Spandau Ballet
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