Letter I 31750–32000

It's used to stand tall Items in docks Illinois city where Betty Friedan was born Impala's locale Instructional YouTube clips It might make you see things Itchy skin disorder ___ Island (New York borough) Ice cream sprinkles It's made while parking Island where calypso music originated It's the same no matter how you read it Insects in a Washington airport? Investment's return "I Like Ike" initials 'I like Ike' pres. Initials of a two-term 1950s president Ivy League president turned Allied supreme commander Initials on the Eisenhower dollar Ike's initials Ike's inits. Ike's monogram Ike, initially Ike, to many Initials of C. I. C. Initials of the 34th U.S. president Initials of the 34th president Initials of the C. in C. Initials of the speaker who said "Plans are nothing; planning is everything" Interstate Highway Syst. champion Interstate Highway System creator: Abbr. initials of former American President Dwight David Eisenhower Initials of a No.1 and others Inits. for East Germany Initials on a dentist's diploma INSECT killer Infamous insecticide Infamous insecticide, for short Infamous weakener of eggshells Insect spray Insect spray: Abbr. Insecticide Banned Insecticide abbr. Insecticide banned by the EPA Insecticide banned by the U.S. in 1973 Insecticide banned in 1972 Insecticide banned in Canada Insecticide banned in Canada and the U.S.A. Insecticide banned in the U.S. Insecticide banned since 1972 Insecticide banned since 1973 Insecticide in disrepute Insecticide letters Insecticide spelled-out name has 31 letters Insecticide whose 1972 ban led to the comeback of the bald eagle Insecticide whose spelled-out name has 31 letters Insecticide, for short Insects' nemesis. It was banned in 1973 It's been banned in the U.S. since 1972 It's legally usable to fight malaria Its disappearance aided bald eagles Its prohibition helped restore the US population of the bald eagle Insecticide inventor's cry? Insect killers. Insecticides, for short Initials of a crack team? Interdiction gr. It may be a deal breaker: Abbr. It may make a bust: Abbr. It often comes after "snow": Abbr. It stops traffickers: abbr. "I'm ___!" ("That's hilarious!") "In the Dark" band's nickname, with "the" In dire need of recharging In need of a charge In need of a full recharge In need of a recharge In need of charging In need of charging, as a cell phone In need of juice In need of jumper cables In need of recharging __ in the water inorganic It can't be taken carelessly It's on target It's right on target "I kid you not!" Item out of play It carries no charge It's a lock Insignificant recovery after a steep market drop Insignificant recovery in a stock price It doesn't go anywhere It's not going anywhere Investigative obstacles It stops traffic It's pretty obvious Ineffective pill *It's too close to call Inconclusive finish Idiom for no longer able to function It's no longer spoken anywhere It's undeliverable Impasses involving loss of divine grace or spiritual death It'll never reach its destination It's undeliverable and unreturnable Il Duce, after April 28th. item used in construction Immobility Insensitive state Israel-Jordan lake Israeli border lake It borders Jordan It was called Lacus Asphaltites in ancient times It's east of Israel It's south of ancient Shiloh Its shores have the lowest land-based elevation on Earth Iron-fisted ruler Idle period IMPERVIOUS to sound Ignoring, with "to" Impervious to pleas Inattentive (to) Incognizant Intentionally inattentive Impaired one's hearing Intolerably loud Is more than stentorian Is too loud for INABILITY to hear Intentionally disregarding Intentionally ignorant of "I accept your offer!" "I accept your terms!" "I agree to the terms" "I agree to these terms" "I agree to those terms!" "I agree to your terms!" "I'll take it, Howie!" "I'll take your offer!" Impatient cardplayer's demand It can be "big" or "no big" It can be real or raw It can be shady It gets you a hand It may be new, raw or big It may be square It may be struck while shaking It may follow a shuffle It might be raw It might be square It might cause you to shake It might follow a cut It s often struck It's least palatable when raw It's new, fair, square, big, or raw. Insects that have lost their wings *Issue that halts negotiations It disqualifies a romantic partner It might be full of crates Include the lady Include, at the poker table In the market "__ in!" (card-player's request) "I'll play a hand" *"I'd like a hand" I wanna play! Issues cards Includes in a hand Includes in the poker game In hands, say Inflicted Involved in a trade Issued from a shoe Issued, as cards Include in a hand Included in the game Inge or Swift Inventor Kamen, whose mystery invention "Ginger" has the technology world abuzz Ivory tower bigwig Ivory tower figure Ivy wheel informant John Watergate "Icebound" author "I Love a Mystery" actress Lund Ivy League big shots Immoderately priced Interjection of surprise, pity, etc. Intro for John? It introduces me or John Intro on a Father's Day card *"It's not you, it's me" mail In an affectionate way "I do declare!" It may follow a name and address Inadequate supply Insufficiencies in the direction of the apparent course of the sun "-in Venice". Mann "I'm not afraid of __; I just don't want to be there when it happens": Woody Allen "___ in Venice" "___ in the Afternoon": Hemingway "___ in the Afternoon." I_ _ _ _ _at terrifies thanatophobes Idea that terrifies thanatophobes It "be not proud", according to a John Donne poem It's as sure as taxes It's as sure as taxes, so they say It's certain along with taxes, it's said Its stroke is "as a lover's pinch, which hurts, and is desired," per Cleopatra Indie band led by Ben Gibbard, very briefly? Immortal, as some prose? It allows you to estimate departure times "I beg ___ pardon now": R. Wilbur Insurable events *Intimidating look Ira Levin play Ira Levin suspense thriller "It's Not PMS, It's You!" author Amlen Interior Secretary Haaland ICE breaking up in water Ignominious failures Interscholastic match It has its pros and cons Indulges in forensics. "Insatiable" star ___ Ryan Interest-bearing bond. incapacitating It's left to your accountant It's not to one's credit Italian law requires that one be installed in every new bathroom Item in red ink. Item owed. Items in red "I'm returning these sheets-I tuck them in, but they're always coming out" ISRAELI prophetess ISSUE from ravine, wood, etc. into open ground INTERROGATE after mission Interrogate after a Mission Interrogate in a way. Interrogate, as an astronaut Interview about a mission Interview after a mission Interview post-mission Interrogates after a mission I. O .U. I.O.U. matter