Letter I 34500–34750

Idea that a communist nation influences its neighbors 'I'll -- best!' Imus in the morning Imus of "Imus in the Morning" Imus or Ameche Insult comic Rickles Iberian honorific It was MSNBC's highest-rated program when canceled in 2003 Ivana's ex, with "the" Iberian ladies. Is charitable Is generous Italian astronomer Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista ___, after whom a comet is named Italian astronomer, comet-discoverer Italian discoverer of six comets Italian architect Bramante "It Isn't Fair" singer "I finished" "I'm finished!" "It just isn't ___" In conformity with fashion. Inked contract, say Irrevocable agreement It can't be changed It's all settled It's all sewn up It's been agreed to It's been inked It's been settled Ireland's ___ Bay Ireland's northernmost county Inlet in Ireland "Indiscreet" director INDIAN dugout Island Entertainer Island crooner Island singer Italian composer and family Intractable types Invitation to wear someone's salad dressing? Italian woman Italian words lady in Italian Lady "It's a Wonderful Life" actress Italian ladies Italian women "I am a little world made cunningly / Of elements, and an angelic sprite" writer "I am two fools, I know, / For loving, and for saying so / In whining Poetry" writer "It tolls for thee" author "It tolls for thee" poet Izaak Walton was his biographer Invested one's self with. Ill fated party Irish fair, traditionally a riotous occasion. "It can ____harm" Indiegogo contributor, say *Items found in many wallets "I __ choose to run" "I ___ choose to run": Coolidge "I ___ choose to run...": C.C. Instruction on an envelope containing prints "If you keep taking your sweet time, the clocks in the painting are going to melt entirely!" Instruction on some sport coats In the manual for a microwave Idealistic sort Impossible knight of classic romance. Impractical idealist Ingenious gentleman of classic fiction Insult comic who was a frequent Johnny Carson guest Icing pros "I ___ Care," 1905 song "I ___ believe you!" "I ___ know about that . . ." "I forbid it!" "I forbid you!" "I strongly advise against that" "I'd advise otherwise" "I'm warning you" "It's forbidden!" I __ Care (Abbott & Costello's third baseman) Illuminated word on a street corner Inadvisable activity Infomercial order "I'd rather not answer" "I'd rather not discuss it" "I'd rather not talk about it" "I'm not in the mood to discuss it" "I'm sworn to secrecy" "It's not worth getting into" "It's too long a story" "It's too unpleasant to describe" "It's worse than you can imagine" "It's worse than you thought" "@#$% if I know" "I've no idea" *"I can't make sense of it" "I can't explain it," if someone's getting short "I'm not looking for a response," on Twitter "If you turn into a zombie, stay out of the damn boondocks -- brains are better in the city!" "It wasn't my fault" "I also have good news, though!" "It's not my fault!" "I'd rather stay home"? Invalid claim from a casting director "I ___" (Ricky Skaggs hit) It'll be OK Instruction for school custodians "I won't hear of it!" "I know what you're thinking ... stop!" "I've been taking a lot of heat lately." "I forbid you from providing special access"? "I'm not interested in having tea!"? "I can't stay in this godforsaken place all alone!" "I need you here" "I'm offended by that topic" I ___ (third baseman in Abbott-Costello skit) "I always wanted to be a wedding officiant, but I ... " "I'd be miserable without you, tapestry!" "I'm counting on you!" "I'll need a reminder" "I know it didn't happen that way" "I need the truth!" "I want the truth!" "I can see right through you" Instruction before a surprise is revealed "I had nothing to do with it!" . . . or how to make sense of twelve of this puzzle's clues Impending-anger warning It was nothing "I'm not even here" "I'm the jewel for you" In the event of a "Freeze!," ... Injunction against drowsing? "It would behoove you to be less antagonistic" Injunction to subwayites. "I'll flip out if you're not careful!" "I already know my homemade cold cream is useless!" "I said I'll get to it when I can" "I'll finish it when I finish it!" "I'll get there when I get there!" "I'll go when I'm ready!" Inadvisable acts Inadvisable behavior "'I ___,' said the Caterpillar": Carroll "Inside voices, please" "I'm not finished speaking!" "I can't handle this right now" "I'm in no mood for a lecture" "I'm in no mood to argue with you" "I can handle the whole truth!" "I can figure it out!" "I can figure this out" *"It's on the tip of my tongue" "I want to, but really I shouldn't ..." "I'd avoid making suggestions like that if I were you!" "I might be out late. See you in the morning" "I'll be out late ... you can go to sleep without me" "I won't be back till late" "It's OK!" *"It'll all be fine" "I'm no fish, puh-lease!"? It can be dunked It goes with a cup of java It may be dunked It may be powdered or glazed It may be sprinkled with sprinkles It may get dunked It's often dunked It's often glazed, informally Item in a baker's dozen, commonly Item sold by the dozen Item sold in dozens "Inka Dinka __" "Inka Dinka ___," Durante song "Inka-Dinka-___." It follows "Scooby" "I __ it!" (Skelton catchphrase) "I ___ It" (Red Skelton film) "I ___ it!" (Skelton catch phrase) "I ___ it!" (cry of success) "I ___ it!": Red Skelton Yankee ___ Idle drawing Idle drawing in a margin It may result from a long phone conversation Insect larva Idle scribbler Idle drawings Improvised lines Idle art In deep ___ "It's Howdy ___ time!" Irish character in fiction. Irish surname often associated with a jovial ballad character INDIAN litter "I Could Have Danced All Night" singer "Indiana Jones and the Temple of ___" Ill fate Impending awfulness Inescapable fate Inevitable destruction Inevitable fate Inevitable ruin It's the end of the world In the direst of straits Is kaput. Ill fortunes It counts down to disaster Intention of one without morals? "If opportunity doesn't knock, build a ___": Milton Berle I Lock My __ Upon Myself (Joyce Carol Oates novella) In spot? It can be ajar It can be cracked It can be open and shut It can get you in on the ground floor It can open for you It comes with a catch It could be revolving It could swing or revolve It gets into a jamb It helps you get in It holds the lock It may be French or Venetian It may be French or open It may be a folding or a revolving It may be a revolver It may be a trap It may be barred or bolted It may be cracked open It may be in a jamb It may be revolving It may be sliding It may be sliding, swinging or revolving It may get into a jamb It may swing or revolve It might be Dutch or French It might be ajar It might be hinged or sliding It might be open and shut It might be shown to you It might become unhinged It might have golden locks It might slide or revolve It might swing or revolve It's always in a jamb It's an open and shut case It's implicit in all knock-knock jokes It's implicit in knock-knock jokes It's in a jamb