Letter I 15500–15750

In the wrong In the beginning In sooo many words in essence INO, husband of In danger In jeopardy In esse In one's deepest emotions. In the deepest sense In the most basic way Incredulous thought Its adherents are in disbelief Isaac Asimov, notably In Rome, she was Minerva In some renderings, she holds Nike in her palm Inhabitant of Olympus. Inspirer of the Parthenon. Institution for the advancement of learning institution for the promotion of learning Ill-fated liner, 1939. Imperviousness imperviousness to radiant heat ITALIAN river, ancient "It's __ line between love and hate": 1971 song lyric "I haven't __ to wear!" "I haven't got ___ to wear." "It don't mean __ . . ." It's very old Information that can be imparted, in a phrase "I haven't ___ wear" In good shape In shape IRISH capital of the midlands IRISH midlands, capital of the IRISH military town In familiar territory In for the evening In hot pants topless lady dresses In one's abode In one's digs In one's element In one's house In one's own house In one's own residence In one's residence In residence In, domestically In-house # Informal afternoon reception Informal reception Invitation words Informal receptions ___ in one's side 'I Still Get --' (1930 hit) It begins some board games Idiom ending? " . . . ___ in the affairs . . . ": Shak. " . . . ___ in the affairs of men" " . . . ___ in the affairs of men": Shak. "It's __": "Nobody wins" "It's _____! We go into overtime!" "__ is like kissing your sister": football coach's lament "__ is like kissing your sister": sports chestnut "___ is like kissing your sister" "___ is like kissing your sister" (sports adage) If two silkworms raced they'd end in ___ In __ (even) It's ____: overtime cause If you feel like you're holding ___ It's difficult to be in one IN position of a thrust In a slanting position. In an inclined position In canted position. Inclined upward in a tilted or inclined position Itching with excitement INDIAN Buddhist scholar, well-known In dispute "I'll take a whack ___" Immersed in work In a fight In a quarrel In a shouting match, perhaps In a tussle In aggressive contact with In an argument In the act In old custom, ___ was paid to the church. Icebreaker back from Antarctica. Icebreaker recently in Antarctic. Island accompaniment Island in Aleutian chain. Island, east of Attu. It was blamed for reduced pasta sales in 2003 Icel. surrounder Iceland surrounder: Abbr. Iceland's ocean (abbr.) Iceland's ocean, for short Indian cousin: abbr. Islanders' div. It borders Ga. It borders N.J. It comes between the U.S. and U.K. It separates Amer. from Eur. It's E of the US It's between Eur. and Amer. It's between the U.S. and Eur. It's between the USA and the UK It's east of Ga. It's east of N.A. It's east of NC It's east of NJ It's located between two Plymouths: Abbr. It's part of NATO It's west of Afr. It's west of Eur. ___iens, second studio album by the Georgia duo OutKast Gone With the Wind setting It burned in 1864. It burns in "Gone With the Wind" It's close to Rome It's southeast of Rome Its Zip Code is 30304. It's a capital place It covers about 20% of the Earth's surface Its lowest depth is the Milwaukee Deep It expresses the peaceful aims of U. S. and Britain. I-95 corridor area ISLAND (myth.) ISLAND which sank below the sea Island first mentioned by Plato Island revealed in Plato's "Critias" Island swallowed by the sea It boosted the space station to a higher orbit It carried Galileo into space Its 2011 landing marked the end of the Space Shuttle program island mythical ICBM First U.S. ICBM. Iapetus's son. Inset site International hold-up man? Island shower, maybe It can help you to see the world It can show you the world It may display ranges It might help you get around It puts the whole world in your hands It will give you a world view It'll show you the world It's all mapped out It's been mostly replaced by GPS It's bound to provide relief It's bound to show the way It's filled with legends It's page after page of places It launched John Glenn into space in 1962 It begins, "'Who is John Galt?'" "I thought this day would never come!" "It took you long enough!" "It's about damn time!" "It's finally here!" Illinois rockers Sleeping ___ It may follow an attorney "It could be even more!" If nothing else In one's free time In one's spare time In excruciating detail Interminably In Norse myth king of the Huns In an unsettled state In confusion. In the rear of some johns? In the cafeteria, say "Inside" amenity "___ inside" (bodega sign) "___ inside" (convenience store sign) Impersonal banker Impersonal cash source Interbank network terminal Issuer of bills It allows access to an acct. It allows drawing 24 hrs. a day? It can be compromised using a technique called "jackpotting" It can be stuffed with bread It can check your balance It can help if you're short It can help you find your balance It can pass the buck It can take cash or a check It chips in if you're short It delivers bills It doesn't have ones It doesn't stand for "any time money" It enables alfresco banking It goes through withdrawals It has 20s It has Benjamin buttons?: Abbr. It has a stash of cash It has cash 24/7 It has many bills It has many twenties It helps you find your balance It helps you watch your balance: Abbr. It may be drive-through It may be found on the side of a bank It may be involved in checks and balances It may be seen in a Chase scene It may charge you a fee It may have a surcharge It might be pressed for cash It might help you get your balance It needs a PIN It needs your PIN It often has "Card" and "Receipt" slots It passes the buck It requires a PIN It spits out $20 bills It spits out bills It spits out bills, briefly It spits out bread It spits out cabbage It spits out do-re-mi It spits out moola It takes a PIN It takes checks and gives balances It takes night deposits It tells you if your balance is off It works with a PIN It's called a cashpoint in the U.K. It's filled with bills It's filled with dough It's full of 20s It's full of twenties It's got plenty of twenties It's loaded with cash It's making traveler's checks obsolete It's pressed for cash It's stuffed with dough It's stuffed with green stuff It's tapped for cash Italian Bancomat, e.g. Its keys often feature braille Its slot always pays __ INSIDE (convenience-store sign) __ INSIDE (store sign) __ INSIDE (store window sign)