Letter I 13750–14000

Initials indicating urgency Initials meaning "Now!" Initials meaning "right away" Initials of urgency Inits. of urgency Inits. on a rush order Inits. one might hear at the office Instanter Instanter, on memos Instr. on a rush job Interoffice acronym Interoffice directive Invitation abbreviation [I need this immediately] IN OTHER WORDS, HE'S A FINE FATHER It often comes before the profits In accordance with the master plan In General address In most cases In most instances In the main In one package (Ideally collective) response to the coach's "how do we win or lose?" Ideal way to work, teamwise In sync, teamwise In full, carpentry tool slipped into a gap (2,1,5) in that case INCOMBUSTIBLE fabric INSULATING substance Insulation material Insulation material on Time's list of the 50 worst inventions Idiomatically comparable to a bat, seeing-wise Inst. at Savannah ISRAELI coastal resort ISRAELI resort Iulus Irving Berlin belonged to it It once went to court to try and gain royalties from cell phone carriers when ringtones went off in public Its president is Otto Harbach. incomparability Is caught up in the Rapture, e.g. Is on the up and up? Island in the South Atlantic Island of St. Helena. Initial part of a roller coaster ride Inclines infallibility impecuniosity "I Can Blink" picture book author Frank "In the Beginning" author Sholem In it, A is 65 It has 95 printable characters It has defs. for 128 characters It has defs. for 94 printable characters It represents PC characters Image such as: _(^.^)_/ "I'm ___ as Kansas in August . . . " It covers the Adam's apple It may be secured with a pin It's a tie Item of clothing which, anagrammed, becomes multiple items of clothing Items at a haberdashery Imputed Imputes Imputes (to). In separate parts "___ I" ("Me too") Ibsen character based on his mother Ibsen figure Ibsen mother Ibsen woman Ibsen's peasant widow Ibsenian mother. "Into ___ of dew": Field In Neptune's realm In Poseidon's domain In Poseidon's purview In Poseidon's realm In a bewildered state In a dugout, say In a muddle In a quandary In a shell, maybe In a shipping lane In a yellow submarine, maybe In between ports In deep water In deep waters. In full sail In international territory, perhaps In international waters In international waters, e.g. In mid-Atlantic In midocean In midvoyage In midvoyage, maybe In one's tub, perhaps? In over one's head In search of whales In search of whales, perhaps In the Aegean In the Bermuda Triangle In the Black, say In the Red In the Red or the Black In the Red, say In the horse latitudes In the middle of the Caribbean, say In too deep? Into open waters Involved in a yacht race In the middle of a voyage "Into ___ dew": E. Field ITALIAN trading station, former "I'll be back in ___!" "I'll be there in __" "I'll be there in just _____!" "I'll get back to you in ___" "It'll only take ___" In ___ (shortly) "I've Got ___," TV show "I cast ___ to earth": Tennyson "I cast to earth ___" INABILITY to use signs INABILITY to use speech Inability to understand symbols of thought. In __ (sort of) In ___ (from one aspect). In ___ (so to speak) In ___ (somehow) In ___ (theoretically) In ___ (to some extent). In _____ (somewhat) Ideal condition for a surgical environment ISRAELI inhabitant(s) ISRAELI tribe "I'd rather see ___ than hear one" "I don't want to break up ___" "I hate to break up __" "I hate to break up ___!" (collector's lament) "I'd hate to break up __!" "I'd hate to break up ___!" (collector's exclamation) "I'll give my jewels for ___ of beads": "Richard II" *Italian sparkling wine region "I trust him about ___ . . ." (start of a skeptical phrase) "I trust him about ___ ..." (start of a leery person's statement) "I trust him about ___ ..." (start of a skeptic's phrase) "I trust him about ___ ..." (start of skeptical phrase) "I trust him about ___... (start of skeptical appraisal) "I trust you about ___..." (start of a wary comment) In comparable shape In equally good shape "___ is my witness . . ." *Idiom meaning "guaranteed" "___ Is Purest White" (Jia Zhangke film that competed at Cannes in 2018) IRISH musical group Incense remnant Incense residue Incense stick residue Incinerator bit Incinerator output Incinerator particles Incinerator product Incinerator remnant Incinerator residue Incomplete combustion product Increasingly uncommon material for baseball bats Industrial pollutant Info Suffix cue bit Butt Ingredient in Roman concrete Instrument chain Sam Irish band that smokes? Issue dropped from the Parliament? It buried Herculaneum It buried Pompeii It can be cast off in a flick It can become bats It can come before Wednesday It can make you bats It comes before Wednesday annually It comes before Wednesday once a year It comes before Wednesday only once a year It comes from the bottom of one's hearth It comes from the hearth It comes straight from the hearth It covered Pompeii It drops off of a stogy It may be attached to an old butt It may be cast in a flick It may be dropped from the Parliament? It may be flicked It may be found on a grill It may be gone in a flick It may be made into bats It may be tapped into a tray It may be tapped off It may be volcanic It may fall off your butt It might be mistaken for silver It might fall from your butt It's a grate thing It's a little darker than platinum It's a waste It's all burned up It's flicked It's frequently under fire It's from the bottom of my hearth It's from the hearth It's grate stuff It's just a waste It's tapped into a tray It's thrown from a cone Item for a tray "Isn't that --!" "It's a sin and ___." It sounds like B flat It's almost a B, scorewise "I don't want to be remembered for my tennis accomplishments" speaker Immortal name in tennis Inspiration for Adidas Match Play sneakers Inspirational tennis champ International Tennis Hall of Famer Arthur Incinerated Ill-looking "I Love College" rapper IMNAH, father of ISHUAH, father of ISHUAI, father of ISHUI, father of ISUI, father of "In order to rise from its own ___ a phoenix first must burn" (Butler) Incense remnants Incense-stick residue Incinerator contents Incinerator debris Incinerator leavings Incinerator stuff Indication of some oxidation Inferno remnants Inferno residue Ingle residue IZHAR, father of "I saw ___ a-sailing . . ." "It Takes Two" co-star in Oxford, England, the world's first university museum "I solved the meta" in the sailing metaphor lexicon of the XWord Muggles Forum "I'll give it ___" "It was just ___ in the dark" "It was worth ___" "It's worth ___!"