Letter I 2000–2250

Ill will Ill-feeling Ill-will Indian Brazil Indian tribes other countries Brazil Intro to phobia It means "elevation" It means "height" Inevitable performer on TV variety show. It stands for something Impediment to getting high? It'll keep your feet on the ground Inappropriate entry for this position? Into contact with It's at the top of some columns "I'm ___ good" (punny caption for a cat photo) In an unfashionable neighborhood. Initial puzzle? It often involves a quote initials INDOOR game Initial readings? "__ in the Dark" (1988 Streep film) "__ in the Dark": 1988 Neill/Streep film "___ in the Dark," 1988 film "___ in the Wilderness," 1974 TV movie "___ in the Wilderness," 1974 film "___in the Dark" (Streep film) It might be on your wall Ice cubes?: Abbr. It can be observed with an oscilloscope "If you ___ now . . ." "It's all an __" "___ in the living present."—Longfellow. I, II or III III, e.g., in "Richard III" INSTRUMENT in writing to verify facts (law) Identity Imitate Imitation Imitator Impersonate Impersonation Influence Influence, with "on" Insincere display Insincere show Inspiration Intermission preceder Interpret Investigation It can be passed in Congress It fills festival slot It may be hard to follow It may be heroic It may be passed on the Hill It may be put on It may be put on or cleaned up It may be staged It may be tough to follow It might need to be cleaned up It precedes "of God" or "of war" It separates two breaks It's been passed It's divided into scenes It's done It's not for real It's not real It's often put on It's only make-believe It's put on It's the Law Item on a circus program. Its max score is 36 __ I Indians manager Manny Ill-fated mythological hunter in the capacity of Serve It may have several scenes It may have several scénes Imitated Crabtree Impersonated. Indulged in histrionics. Insincere ___ in bad faith Influenced, in a way Infomercial admonition Infomercial entreaty Infomercial exhortation Infomercial urging Infomercial warning It may provide closure in a tragedy Important hormone In "Macbeth," it begins "When shall we three meet again" In "Macbeth," it opens with thunder and lightning Initial fifth of a Shakespeare play Initial part of a play Intermission preceder, maybe Intermission preceder, often It comes before intermission It contains the opening scene It follows a curtain opening It follows a curtain's rise It follows a curtain-opening It follows a curtain-raising It follows an overture It follows the overture It includes the opening scene It may follow an overture It may follow the dimming of lights It may precede an intermission It might follow an overture It often follows an overture It opens on Broadway It opens with thunder and lightning, in "Macbeth" It sometimes ends with a cliffhanger It starts "Siegfried" It starts at curtain time It starts when an overture's over It starts when the curtain goes up It starts when the curtain rises It starts when the overture's over It's after the prologue In "Rent," it starts with "Seasons of Love" In which the Balcony Scene takes place Intermission ender, maybe Intermission follower Intermission follower, at times Intermission follower, maybe Intermission follower, often Intermission follower, perhaps It ends with Lear heading out into stormy weather It follows the first curtain It may follow intermission It may follow the first intermission It takes place in the office in "Glengarry Glen Ross" It begins after the second intermission It follows the second intermission Imitating Imitative Impersonating. Important art. In office as a stopgap Incumbent influencing inspired It bit Marlon Brando INERT gaseous element IRRITABILITY to changes/stimuli in the inner/outer environment and the ability to react to them Initiation It follows lights and camera It speaks louder than words indefatigability instantaneous reaction instrumentality Illicit "Indiana Jones" genre Issue-driven group Indiana Jones or G.I. Joe Indiana Jones or Rambo Indiana Jones or Rambo, e.g. Indiana Jones, for one Indiana Jones and Ellen Ripley, for two *It may be marked for further study at the end of a meeting Important board matter It might be taken away from a meeting *It may be captured in midair In "Macbeth," it starts with the line "Thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd" It starts in Friar Laurence's cell in "Romeo and Juliet" Invicta watch brand Inaugurate Inebriate Inflame Inspire impassion innervate innerve IN the making In force In actual operation In effect In eruption In operation Industrial Inspiring. Intoxicating Invigorating innovatory intriguing involving effort It's still open to investigation In an energetic way Important part IMPRACTICAL person Idealist Individualist industrialism Informal demand for propriety Infomercial directive Infomercial imperative Infomercial signoff Infomercial's "Hurry!" International hazard. Insurance term for a catastrophe caused by nature Inevitable accident Inevitable accident: Law. It's not insured It's usually not covered Invasion, for example Implement, as feedback ___ impulse (be imprudent) ___ impulse (wing it) Intro to theater? It often starts at 7:30 now. It starts after the overture It starts with thunder and lightning in "Macbeth" It's seen after the curtain goes up Impersonator Irons or Woods Irons or Woods, e.g. ingenue It gets made up Illustrate by gestures Ingenue, e.g. Impersonates Impresario offerings Improvs, e.g. Intermission dividers Intermissions separate them Intolerable __ (pre-Revolution enactment) Intolerable ___, one cause of the American Revolution Intolerable ___: 1774 Is a cast member Is a company man, maybe Is a doer Is a thespian Is decisive Is directed? Is energetic. Is in a cast Is in a play Is in plays Is in the picture? Is paid to be someone else? Is, but isn't really? Isn't a bystander Isn't for real? Isn't frozen, in a way Isn't idle Isn't idle, perhaps