Letter I 41750–42000

It was never ratified It was supported by NOW It was, in Spain It would, at last, make the Constitution discuss sex It's a ballpark figure It's a bit of a stretch? It's amazing if it's under 2 It's backed by NOW It's bad when it rises in relief It's full of periods It's good to have a low one on the hill It's history It's low for Cy Young winners It's low for aces: Abbr. It's low for great pitchers It's several periods long It's urged by NOW It's zero for a shutout Its end is often observed Its end might be lamented in history Chapter Issued in rays. Irons film of 2006 Indian town I was Latin words Israeli in Palestine/Israel talks, Oded ___ Iconic times Important ages Important blocks of time Important chapters in history Important considerations in Cy Young Award voting Important dates Important decades Important historic periods Important historic times Important historical periods Important periods in history Important periods of history Important spans Important stretches Important stretches of time Important time periods Important times in history Important times, historically Interesting historical periods Intervals of history It was, to Cicero In pencil, for example Indulge in character assassination? Invert a pencil Invert and use a pencil Invert one's pencil Irradicate Instructions for solving this puzzle, part 1 *It can remove a period I might disappear when you use this Icon for removal Implement for a difficult crossword India rubber. Instrument for obliterating. It can clear the board It clears the boards It clears the slate It clears the way for change It gets the graphite out It gets the lead out It goes by the boards It may be felt by a blackboard It may be full of chalk It may contain traces of lead It may help when changing your mind It may remove a major error It might be gum It removes crossword errors It takes the lead out? It usually leaves crumbs It'll get the lead out It's felt in the classroom It's opposite the point Item used for rubbing out Ink-removing pen brand It removes ink from paper India-rubber items Instruments of correction. Items for blackboards. "In Praise of Folly" author "In Praise of Folly" essayist "In Praise of Folly" writer "Institutio principis Christiani" writer Imperfection evidence Indication of second thoughts It may leave a smudge It's a change Indications of check tampering Indications of goofs Indications that things have changed? Instances of excluding a marginal group from a historical narrative "In principio __ Verbum": John 1:1 "In principio ___ Verbum et …" "In principio ___ Verbum" "In principio ___ Verbum" (biblical phrase) "In principio ___ Verbum" (words from John 1:1) "It was," in Latin "It was," in old Rome It precedes "demonstrandum" It was in old Rome Ancient invader of It was, to Caesar It was, to Cato It was, to Livy It was, to Nero It was, to Ovid It was, to Virgil It was: Lat. In the near future Intended for all, as a video game Inspiration for Emily Dickinson Inspiration for Orpheus Inspiration for Pindar Inspiration for Sappho Inspiration for Yeats Inspiration for a bard Inspiration for a troubadour Inspiration for poets Inspiration for poets and musicians Inspirational half-sister of Helen Inspiration for poets among the Muses Inspiration to lyric poets inspiration Musician asset Iraqi town In the "Ring," the earth goddess Hertha. in German Earth Intern, often " __ I saw Elba " . . . ___ I will leave her" ". . . I'll be there __ long" "... I'll be there ___ long": Cohan "... ___ I again behold my Romeo!": Juliet "...I'll be there ___ long" (Cohan lyric) "I feel thee __ I see thy face": Keats "I heard him exclaim ___ he drove ..." "I hope to see London once ___ I die": "Henry IV, Part 2" "I hope to see London once ___ I die": Shak. "I kiss'd thee __ I kill'd thee": Othello "I kissed thee __ I killed thee": "Othello" "I kissed thee ___ I kill'd thee": "Othello" "I kissed thee ___ I killed thee" ("Othello" quote) "I must pray, ___ yet in bed I lie": Coleridge "I shall be much in years ___ I again behold my Romeo": Juliet "I shall see thee, ___ I die, look pale with love": "Much Ado About Nothing" "I will find you twenty lascivious turtles ___ one chaste man": Shak. "I will have my revenge ___ I depart his house": "King Lear" "Inconstancy falls off ___ it begins": "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" "Inconstancy falls off ___ it begins": Shak. "Inconstancy falls off _____ it begins" (Shakespeare) "Into the brain __ one can think": Keats "It will be long ___ the marshes resume" (Robert Frost) "___ I am J.H." (secret code in the movie "Brazil") "___ I forsook the crowded solitude": Wordsworth "___ I let fall the windows of mine eyes": Shak. "___ I was old!": Coleridge "… ___ I again behold my Romeo!" In times past, poetically I - I connector of palindromic fame I - I palindromic center I-I connector of palindromic fame I-I linkup, in a palindrome In advance of, briefly In front of, quaintly In the time leading up to In time preceding Infinitive verb suffix in Italian It can appear before long It comes before long It has three- and four-letter homophones It may appear before long It may be before long It may come before "long" It meant before, before we used before It might come before long It sounds like "air" It sounds like "heir" It sounds like an inspiration It's between I's in a palidrome It's rolled when it's doubled, en español It displays text files It may be loaded with books In a vertical, upright position In an upright position Island with an airport named for author Nikos Kazantzakis In an upright manner In an upright way Invention of 1913 It's in the National Toy Hall of Fame Institutes. Is constructive? Is in the skyscraper business Ionosphere area Ionosphere layer "I hope to see London once _____ die": Shak. "I kiss'd thee ___ kill'd thee" (Othello) "I kiss'd thee ___ kill'd thee": Shak. "I kissed thee ___ kill'd thee": Othello "I'll speak a prophecy __ go": "King Lear" "I'll speak a prophecy ___ go": Shak. "I'll speak a prophesy ___ go": King Lear "I hope to see London once ___": Shak. In the near future, poetically Italian's secluded retreat Irish church steward. In the past, in poetry In the past, poetically Intestinal juice component in French Are ___Israel (Hebrew homeland) Indoor rower Indoor rower, for short Indoor rower, slangily Indoor rowing machine, briefly, in rowers' jargon Indoor rowing machine, for short Indoor rowing machine, in brief It gives a rower a workout, informally It's about what it takes for a mosquito to take off It's not much work "I conclude that . . ." "In conclusion" "In which case ..." "It follows . . ." "It follows logically that ... " "It follows logically..." "It follows, then, that . . ." Inferential word Introduction to a conclusion It comes before the conclusion, perhaps It follows a premise It follows that, to Descartes It leads to a logical conclusion It may come before a sum It may lead to a conclusion It may precede a conclusion It may precede a sum It then follows that ... Indoor rowing machine Inferred conclusions It eats cereal Indoor rowing machines, informally Irish lass's name It borders Bristol Co., Mass. Italian emporium ending "I Shot the Sheriff" Clapton "I Shot the Sheriff" singer Clapton