Letter I 117250–117500

Item on the housekeeping checklist, or a hint to completing five puzzle answers ___ in (retired). Introduced, slangily In his bedroom Mr. Ridder _____ Inverted or pondered "I, Tina" autobiographer Insurrectionist Nat Intentionally "not hearing" In the black, as businesses Indicate one's been appalled lately? "I can't hear the radio!" Intersection option "I'm rarin' to go" It's exciting Item on a Playmate's list Interesting lures Items on a Playmate's list *Invalidate in appeals court Is a real looker *Indicator of an economic recession? (Hint: Note how starred clues' answers are heading) It creates a flashing light It involves a flashing light Indicator lights Is fine in the end It's one way to get in *Inverts Intoxicated, in modern slang Ignore it! Issue a veto increase volume Increase pressure ... and a hint to what's happening, in three different ways, in this puzzle's circled squares "Innocent" author "Innocent" author Scott "Innocent" author, 2010 Inherent villainy Indian jewelry staple Inability to stop building castle towers at inappropriate moments? Italian dialect: Abbr. Italian dialect spoken in Florence Italian from Florence Italian region for Florence and Pisa Italian region, capital Florence IVORY tooth Ivory base Ivory in the raw Ivory poacher's prize Ivory-poacher's take Institute founded by Booker T. Washington Ivory sources Intense scuffle "___, ___, it looks like rain!": Christopher Robin Ikhnaton's successor Impatient explanation. Impatinet comment In a 1978 song he was "buried in his jammies" Indication of disapproval It's a bit of a reproach Instruct privately: Humorous. Instruct: Humorous. Instruct privately Instruct, and this puzzle's theme Instructor for hire Instructed privately Instruction for a user Item included with many a computer program Instructive sessions hiding moola from Iran Instructors for hire Instructs privately Impatient remarks In music, opposite of "solo." Ice cream makers' task? It's all for the Italians "I do not approve" "I thought you were better than that..." "___! It looks like rain!" [I'm shaking my head at you right now] It might be worn with a unitard It sticks out in a dance studio It was worn to dance with Rudolf Nureyev Item in a Degas work Item in many Degas paintings Item in which to do a plié Island of American Samoa. "Inverted bell" apparel iPhone 8? Inaugural ball duds It's not really worn by a penguin or a monkey In formal attire In formal attired Inaugural ball wear Initials dating from May 18, 1933. Initials since 1933 Initials since 1933 film classic Its headquarters is in Knoxville. Inside pitch? Interrupter for a couch potato It may run during a campaign It might be muted It typically lasts half a minute It helped pick things up It may be directional It's said to look like a pair of ears It may be in front of a live audience It may focus on anchors It's often rolling Item positioned in front of an anchor Iggy Pop "___ Live 1977" It may be blacked out It nowadays offers streaming recommendations Its first cover showed the infant Desi Arnaz Jr. Information from a cable provider Important info for advertisers It might be in the basement Indian motorcycle manufacturer based in Hosur Idiot boxes "boxed" in this puzzle's theme entries In-home entertainment Indian motorcycle manufacturer based in Chennai It may be stared at for hours on end It might be thown out of a hotel window It might sit on a cable box It's often remotely controlled Items found in remote areas? It might be unfolded for a living room dinner It might hold a couch potato's potato Initials hidden in "jetway," appropriately Initials of JFK Intl. airline Intl. carrier until 2001 Intl. carrier, once Intl. flier, once It flew its last flight in 2001 It had a hub at J.F.K. It had an Ambassadors Club It had the Ambassadors Club It last flew in 2001 It merged with American in 2001 It often flew FDR during WWII It once had a "Moonliner" exhibit at Tomorrowland of Disneyland It once had a hub at JFK It stopped flying in 2001 It went "Up, up, ..." and away in 2001 Its "Flight Center" is on the National Register of Historic Places Its JFK terminal is now a hotel Its Kansas City headquarters had a replica of its Moonliner exhibit on its roof Its frequent flier prog. was called Aviators Its hub at J.F.K. was designed by Eero Saarinen Its hub is in St. Louis Its hub was in St. Louis Its slogan used to be "One mission. Yours." Its slogan was once "Find out how good we really are" Its slogan was once "The things we do to make you happy" Its slogan was once "Up, up and away" "Is Shakespeare Dead?" writer Injun Joe creator It starts "A Visit from St. Nicholas" It was contraction It was in the past? It was, poetically It was, to a poet It's in the past It was not: Contraction It "gwows in a fowest." in a manner characteristic of upper-class people who live in the country Imitate a songbird Indistinguishable one Informal in taste In the interval: Poet. In the middle of, poetically Individual who, developmentally speaking, is almost definitionally supposed to be awkward Intermediate to: Poet. Informally a child approaching the age of thirteen Instrument case, old style Interact with online, in a way Income for a social media influencer? Intended prey for a "puddy tat" "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" speaker Is plucky? Important February date. Intersection in song that's no longer there Inches as to feet It's half a day's work? It was introduced by Arnold Schoenberg __ IS PLENTY (speed limit sign) Inbred entry "Inquiries" game for a road trip Interrupted nap? I am the sorrier; would ___ otherwise (Shak.) If ___ the time of lilies (Holst opus) Impertinent pipsqueak Insignificant fellow: Slang. Insignificant individual Insignificant person: Slang. Insignificant punk Insignificant type Insignificant fellows It means the same as "di-" In double degree In doubled quantity. Ingredient of a besom It may be a major branch one day It may be a snap to snap It may become a branch It may come out of a trunk Item needed to play Poohsticks Itsy-bitsy branch Itty-bitty branch Ill-defined time In the gloaming Identical brother or sister Identical match Identical relative Identical sibling, often It's smaller than a full one It's more than just a game Interwind It can wrap things up It may create a tie-up It might be used while boxing It's often found in a ball Interwound Ivy or morning glory Idaho city where Evel Knievel attempted to jump a canyon on a steam-powered rocket Infield coup, slangily "... in a __": astronomer "Identical" pair "Identical" siblings Identical or fraternal siblings It might be hard to tell them apart Identical siblings, often born minutes apart Identical siblings, or a Minnesota baseball team Insignificant one: Slang. Insignificant fellows: var. Instruction on a cap Ironic plot piece It's a surprise in a drink Peel Instructions for uncapping spray cheese? Isley Brothers hit Instructions for a bottle cap? Idmn Impetus for a trip to Oz Insurance statistic? Ironic way of saying "You don't have to tell me twice!" ... or what the starred clues' answers do? Ironic change in destiny ... and, literally, what happens in this puzzle's circles Ironic event Irony ingredient Ironic conclusions Ironic endings Ironic tales' tails Ironic turns