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It's used to snooze It's worn around the collar Its acad. is in Annapolis "It's not for lack of effort" "___ I" (1991 Nicholson Baker book) Igloo competitor In ___ (not relocated) In need of attention, as a sore Inaugural member in Cooperstown Inconsiderate, and then some Inexact number Ingolstadt automaker Intro to drawing, maybe Inuit abode, in Inuit Iquitos house Island with an okina in its name It borders Libya and Nigeria It consists of 48 countries It ends at the wrist It may be made of corn It takes you right to a site It's a seven-hour drive from Stockholm It's across the Java Sea from Borneo It's beneath the mantle It's close to khaki It's northwest of Napoli It's spoken in Phuket It's yummy in the Yucatan Item with belts that can be worn Its first letter doesn't stand for "oil" iPhone protrusion "I didn't know you'd be here!" "I just made a big mistake!" "I shoulda realized that sooner!" "I've been thinkin'..." "If I tell ___ lie, spit in my face": "Henry IV, Part 1" "Iphigénie en Tauride" composer Christoph Willibald ___ "It ___ it ain't" IQ researcher Alfred Ilium and ischium, e.g. In a competition In the work mentioned earlier, in footnote abbreviations In total harmony Indivisible entity, to Leibniz Infielder Lefty with an Oracle Park gate named for him Injected weapon Instagram feature Instrument that's also a musical term for "soft," abbreviated by its first letter Intelligence test pioneer Alfred Interior choice Invigoratingly cold Irish national hero de Valera Irritate successfully Is really awful Is the father of Islamic jurist Israeli city, to ancient Greeks It blinks to denote seconds on an Apple Watch It connects bones It may be Type A It splits at Arles It splits near Arles It's "Returns and allowances," on the IRS's Schedule C It's above krypton on the periodic table It's longer than a shiitake It's worn around the neck Italy's longest river, in full Item that may be auctioned Its numbers include "Buenos Aires" Ivanievi who won Wimbledon in 2001 "I have done the deed. Didst thou not hear ___?": "Macbeth" In a spiteful way Irons on sets Is situated on It has strong hoops teams It may be 93 at the pump It's between Buffalo, NY, and Cleveland, OH It's equal to about 19 trillion miles Immune system gland Injured, as a toe Inventor Lewis Istanbul palace that serves as a museum It may go up in the winter It might hold some bunnies Italian athletic apparel company named after its founder's initials Item by a kitchen sink Impressionist painter Camille It needs no oxygen Initial owners of many a small store It may precede the Enterprise's departure It noticeably sticks out "Incomparable" singer Ill-tempered codger in 2013's "Nebraska" Institution with many names? Invitation to enter It might let people know about your rights Item of dubious value It's easy to sell Is audibly relieved It's estimated to be a foot in the next 25 years It's observed in Nova Scotia and Puerto Rico Item on which the hand positions were traditionally taught by a pair of clock positions *It became a U.S. state in 1861 Isomer found in rubber cement INSECT boring into wood Its first notable orchestral use was in Saint-Saëns' "Danse Macabre" "Inside Out" glam band It brought the United States and France to the brink of war in informal Indian English, a friend Intrepid or Courageous It costs a boatload of money It may carry a spinnaker It might get you into deep water It might produce sound waves It might put you in deep water In triplicate, a Seinfeld catchphrase In N. C., the Peedee River. Impatient expression Impatient snort Informal word of agreement Ill-mannered one (from "Gulliver's Travels"). Internet company with an exclamation point in its name Internet giant that purchased Flickr in 2005 Internet giant that recently fought Microsoft's hostile takeover attempt Internet giant with an exclamation point in its name Internet pioneer with a purple logo Internet search engine It may help you search Its first name was Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web Its logo features an exclamation point [Insert your least favorite congressman here]? ISRAELI god {/"I Am that I Am"/} Israeli village of Kochav __, where Barak and Arafat met Instrumental that might accompany a blooper reel Indulge in earbending It flows into the Columbia Ingredient in some Tibetan cheese Informal "Get me?" Is loquacious INDIAN nature spirits Ingredient in the Tibetan cheese chhurpi Incessant chatter Ivy League university in New Haven Institution founded in 1701 Institution since 1701 Inventor Linus: 1821-68 Isaac's best friend in "Manhattan" It dates from 1701. It named scholar Maurie McInnis as its first female president in May It was originally named the Collegiate School It's southwest of UConn Its Latin motto translates to "Light and truth" Its crest bears a book with Hebrew text Its football team has played Harvard 134 times Its mascot is a dog named Handsome Dan Its motto is "Lux et Veritas" Its original name was Collegiate School Ivy League contender. Ivy League institution Ivy League school implicated in a recent college admissions scandal Ivy League school in Connecticut Ivy League school in New Haven Ivy League school where Edward Bouchet studied Ivy League university originally called the Collegiate School Ivy founded in 1701 Ivy growing for 300+ years Ivy in Connecticut Ivy in New Haven Ivy near an Acela stop Ivy nearest the geographic centroid of all eight Ivies Ivy team. Ivy that's thrived for centuries Ivy where Meryl Streep got her MFA Ivy whose most popular course ever is about happiness Ivy with a law school Ivy with cafes called butteries Ivy with deep roots Ivy whose motto is "Lux et Veritas" ___-in-China, educational institution at Changsha. Ivy League school in New Haven, informally Ivy in Conn. Ivy League caretaker? Ivy League Bulldog, informally Ivy Leaguer in Connecticut Ivy Leaguer who may visit Connecticut Hall Ivy Leaguer from New Haven Ivy Leaguers, casually Ivy Noodle customers Informal pronoun Invitation down South "I ___ what I . . . ": Popeye It may be candied It might be candied It's a staple food in Nigeria It's featured in the "Good Eats" episode "Potato, My Sweet" Instrument maker with a logo of interlocking tuning forks Instrument maker with an interlocking-tuning-forks logo Its logo has three tuning forks Igbo staple crop Indian of the Sacramento River valley Indian victims of miners: 1864 It's represented by the white half of the Taijitu It has its outlet in the East China Sea Idle drawing by a local baseball player? Inventiveness of a sort "I Think I'm a Clone Now" singer "In My Time" musician "__ in Words": New Ager's memoir Imitate an annoying dog Important Caroline island. Island near Truk. Island of stone money. Island of the Carolines. Island where stone money is used. in slang Mouth area Imitated a toy Isn't clammy? Indigenous people of northern Mexico Indian tribes other countries Uruguay Inmates' exercise area Inspector Lestrade's headquarters. It can be in front of your house It has 3 feet? It may be behind a picket fence It often gets manicured It surrounds a house It's in back of your house It's outside of your house Information found on tees Inept enlistee It may be planned before a move It may involve steals and tags It might move stuff before moving Isle of Wight town Improbable tale Incredible story Incredible tale Incredulity trigger Intricate story It can be spun two ways It comes in balls It comes in skeins It may be spun at length It may be spun, in more ways than one It may be warped It may get crewel treatment It often comes in a ball It's often twisted It's purled
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