Letter I 43500–43750

Inscribe on metal Inscribe permanently Inscribe using acid Inscribe with acid Inscribe, as art Inscribe, as in rock Inscribe, as on a trophy Intaglio. Inscribe permanently with acid impression Artistic category Imprinted with acid In stone, perhaps Impressionist artist Implants firmly Imprints, as in memory Inscribes permanently Imprinting indelibly IAD announcement IAD fig. IAD listing IAD reckoning Ice may push it back, briefly Iffy sched. listing on a stormy day Iffy stat in a storm Important fig. for dropoffs Important fig. for some Uber drivers Info at JFK or LAX Info on a flight board, in brief Info posted in an airport lounge Info that's updated when a flight is delayed It may be affected by weather: Abbr. It may be delayed by a storm: Abbr. It may be delayed by snow: Abbr. It may change because of weather, in brief It's about when you leave: Abbr. It's sometimes delayed: Abbr. It's subj. to delays Itinerary approx. Itinerary entry: Abbr. Itinerary fig. Itinerary guesses, for short Il commence en Juin It begins in juin It begins on 20 juin It can heat up Brie It can heat up Roquefort It comes between printemps and automne. It ends in septembre It ends with l'équinoxe d'automne It follows printemps It includes juillet It lasts trois mois It may heat up Burgundy It precedes automne It starts in Juin It starts in juin and ends in septembre It warms Burgundy It's chaud time It's hardly a Champagne cooler It's hot in Cannes It's often hot on the French Riviera Ivory Coast season in French Summer Incessant: Archaic. Irving Stone's "Love Is ___" Immutably. Imperishable things. Immutable: Poet. Infinite time, to Chaucer It's never-ending, in poetry "It is the sea / Gone with the sun," wrote Rimbaud INFINITE future time Infinite duration. It "waits at the crossway of the stars," wrote Borges It goes on and on and . . . It keeps going and going and going infiniteness infinitude It may need to be swiped to be read Israeli airport code It's N of Kenya It's e. of South Sudan Its cap. is Addis Ababa Its capital city name is from the Amharic for "new flower": Abbr. ISRAELITE renowned for his wisdom "Inside Llewyn David" codirector Coen Impressively done Interior Secretary Hitchcock who served under McKinley and Roosevelt Ira Allen's brother Inodorous gas. It exists in liquid form on the surface of the Saturnian moon Titan INFLAMMABLE volatile liquid used as a fuel, solvent and in the chemical industry Intoxicating agent Iowa biofuel Issue in the Iowa caucuses It gives kirsch its kick It gives punch to punch It's what makes whiskey risky "I Got Rhythm" singer Merman "I Love Lucy" character "I Love Lucy" lady "I Love Lucy" landlady "I Love Lucy" neighbor "I Love Lucy" role If her lawn turns brown, ________ Inhaled anesthetic It's derived from natural gas "I said it!" preceder Inflammable liquid. Inhalant anesthetic of the past Inhalation anesthetic of old Inhalation anesthetic, once Inhaled anesthetic of old It can knock people out It can put you out It could knock you out It put people to sleep It put people to sleep, once It puts people out It replaced chloroform by the 1850s, medically speaking It will put you to sleep It'll knock you out It's a knockout Item in the Pokémon games that heals your team (rather than knocking them out) "I'm the Only One" singer Melissa It's often faster than Wi-Fi Industrial solvents Inflammable liquids It's the right thing In keeping with moral laws. In line with moral values In a manner conforming to social standards Immanuel Kant, for one inner voice Its role is keeping a check on medical research Invaded in 1935. It has accepted a plan to end its two-year-old border war It has reached a deal with Eritrea to end their border war Its capital is Addis Ababa Its capital was once Gondar Italian or Irish Italian or Jewish, e.g. Italian or Mexican, e.g. Italian-American, Mexican-American, etc. Italian-American, say It's more acceptable when it's self-mocking Indigenous peoples Its use betrays an ugly bias Intro with centric Ideal element in art. It's why you do what you do It generates a boarding pass iPhone movie purchase Internal combustion engine inventor Lenoir in French Stephen Actor Investigator of the causes of disease. Ici __: French "here and there" Ici ___ (here and there, Fr.) Ici ___ (here and there, to Thérèse) If it blows its top, run through Italy Image in the final scene of Michelangelo Antonioni's "L'Avventura" Impressive "hothead" of Italy Island volcano It acted up in Nov. 1928 It blew a giant smoke ring in March 2000 It blew in '06 It blew in 1852 It blew its stack in 1991 It blew its stack in 475 B.C. It blew its stack in December 1991 It blew its stack in Europe It blew its stack in Italy It blew its top in 1832 It blew its top in 1992 It blew its top in 2002 It blew up in the "Aeneid" It blows in Sicily It blows its stack in Sicily It blows, sometimes It can be seen in Sicily It causes Sicilians to pray to St. Agatha It destroyed the town of Mascali in 1928 It dwarfs Vesuvius It erupted July, 2001 It erupted in 2007 It erupted in December 2018 It erupted in Pindar's day. It erupted more than 50 times in 2021 It erupted recently. It had a big blast in 1992 It has a record of more than 120 eruptions. It has been active in Italy It has slopes in Sicily It held down the giant Enceladus, in myth It started smoking again in 2021 It towers over Taormina It was above the Greek underworld It's Italian and can blow its top It's about 2 1/2 times as high as Vesuvius It's active in Europe It's active in Italy It's active in Sicily It's big in Sicily It's called Mongibello by people who live near it It's fired up in a lab It's known locally as Mongibello It's more than twice as tall as Vesuvius It's over twice as tall as Vesuvius It's south of Vesuvius It's taller than Vesuvius It's volcanic in Sicily Italian attraction that really blows Italian cone maker Italian cousin of Mount St. Helens Italian crest Italian erupter Italian erupter of 1669 Italian exploder Italian hot spot Italian hothead? Italian kin of Mt. St. Helens Italian landmark Italian landmark that blows Italian mount Italian peak also known as Mongibello Italian place whose name comes from a Greek word meaning "I burn" Italian rumbler Italian smoker Italian source of smoke Italian spewer Italian spouter Italian stack blower Italian stratovolcano Italian top-blower Italian tourist attraction Italian volcano in season two of "The White Lotus" Italian volcano sometimes visible from Malta Italian volcano that erupted in July 2024 Italian volcano that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site Italy's Mount ___ Italy's Mt. ___ Italy's biggest volcano Italy's volcano Item for heating liquids Its activity has often closed Catania Airport Its activity was once attributed to Typhon Its activity was once attributed to the monster Typhon Its first recorded eruption was about 3500 years ago Its most recent major eruption was in 1992 Its name comes from the Greek for "I burn"