Letter I 4750–5000

"I'm right here, you know" "I'm standing RIGHT HERE" "I'm still in the room, y'know" "I'm still standing here!" "I'm talking now" "I'm waiting!" "If I could get a word in . . ." "If I may ... " "If I may butt in ..." "If I may cut in . . ." "If I may interject . . ." "If I may interrupt . . ." "If I may intrude . . ." "If I may say a few words ..." "If I may say something . . ." "If I may speak . . ." "If I might interject ..." "If I might interrupt . . ." "If I might say something..." "If I might suggest something..." ("I say there!") (I'd like to speak now) Indignant exclamation Informal interrupter Interjection that might serve as a mild warning Interjection to express doubt Interjection to interrupt Interrupter of a sort Interrupter's exclamation. Interrupter's interjection Interrupter's sound Interrupter's utterance Interrupter's word Interrupting sound Interrupting word Interruption Interruption simulating a cough Interruption sound Interruption starter Interruptive sound Interupter's utterance It's more obvious than "Psst!" ["I'm standing here!"] [I'm about to speak ...] [I'm still here, you know] [I'm talking here] [If you'll allow me to butt in …] "I'd like a say" sounds Interjections. Interruption causes Interruption lead-ins IRISH river Irish P.M. Bertie Irish novelist Cecelia Irish surname of stage and screen actress Brian or Patricia "__ is someone who understands the responsibility that comes with his freedom": Dylan Inundation season, Egyptian calendar. "I feel so relaxed!" "I needed that" Itch-nailing sound "I needed this shower" It's often sesame-crusted INDIAN doctrine of non-violence INDIAN respect for life, doctrine of In the rear: Scot. "I can take __!" "I can take ___!" ("Say no more!") "I'll give you ___ ..." I can't take ___! It may be dropped in conversation INDIAN caste "It's all clear to me now!" Ignoring the record of past events "It's __!": SRO show headline "It's __!": ballgame cry "It's ___!" ("They love it!") "It's ___!" (Shea shout) "It's___!" (sportscaster's cry) Ingredient in sushi rolls and poke bowls Iowa Wild's org. Its last champ was the Lake Erie Monsters: Abbr. INDIAN urban center/centre Indian songbird "I'm not doing so well" I'm so sad! It's often said with a sigh It's said with a sigh Interjection similar to "alas" Infant son of Farouk. Iranian pol Chalabi Iraq's Chalabi Iraqi politician Chalabi Islamic name. Ice-T's "Always Wanted to Be ___" "I need that like I need ___ in the head" "I'm fixing __ where the rain gets in" Beatles "I'm fixing ___ where the rain gets in..." "___ in the Head" "___ in the Head" (Sinatra film) In ___ (beset by difficulties) In ___ (having difficulty) In ___ (in an embarrassing situation): Slang. In ___ (indebted) Irredeemable jerk __ in the Head (Sinatra movie) ___ in the Head (Sinatra flick) INDIAN inhabitant(s) It's not given by the uncaring "It's just ___, skip ..." Inmediatamente in Spanish Now "I could eat _____" In the saddle "___ is . . . a refuge from home life": Shaw "___ Is Not a Home": Adler "I see you on the deck!" It goes from one vessel to another It passes between decks It's a tar cry It's said with a wave among the waves It's shouted between decks "I get it" preceders "I get it" preceders, often "I get it" responses "I get it" sounds "I see" reactions "I see" sounds Impressed comments Indicates enlightenment, in a way Insightful chorus Insightful sighs Interjections of surprise Is obviously awed "I can see clearly now" "I get it," facetiously "I get it," humorously "I get it," jokily "I get it," wryly "I see!" to Mr. Moto "I see" in Chan-ese "I see," la a certain Asian detective "I see," Mr. Moto-style "I see," facetiously "I see," humorously "I see," in the manner of a certain Asian detective "I see," in the manner of a fictional Asian detective "I see," kiddingly "I see," sarcastically "I see," semi-seriously "I understand," facetiously "If that's the case ..." "Indeed," jokingly "Is that a fact" "It's clear to me now that ..." "It's clear to me now" I see to Chan I see Asian detective style Interjection from Charlie Chan "I need ___!" (desperate admission) "I think somebody needs __" In "M*A*S*H," a sitcom, Ingrid asks for trouble? (3,2,6) "I remember it well . . ." "I remember now!" "It's all coming back to me now" Indeed, I see now Implementation Important govt. agency. It can be foreign It helps It may be financial It may be financial or foreign It may be financial or legal It may be financial, first, or foreign It may be first or foreign It may be foreign It may be humanitarian It may be visual It may precede "abet" It might be humanitarian It might be visual It might come in a package It's rendered by a rescuer iron out ITALIAN opera, well-known It contains the "Triumphal March." It debuted December 24 1871 It debuted at Cairo's Royal Opera House It debuted in Cairo, Dec. 24, 1871 It ends at the Temple of Vulcan It ends in the Temple of Vulcan It opened in 1871 It opened in Cairo It premiered at the Cairo Opera House in 1871 It premiered in Cairo It's been performed more than 1,000 times at the Met It's set in Egypt It's set partly at the Temple of Vulcan Its Act 3 is set on the banks of the Nile Its closing duet is "O terra, addio" Its final scene is set in a tomb Its first performance was in Cairo Its first performance was in Cairo, 1871. Its first scene is set near Memphis Irish actor Gillen of "The Wire" Irish name that's a Slavic name backward Irish saint Iago, to Othello Igor, to Frankenstein Ike, to Mac Ike, to Mac in the 30's Ike, to Mac: 1930's In-home caregiver Intern Intern or orderly Intern, e.g. Intern, for instance Intern, for one In distress no longer Interns Interns, for instance "Ignoring what my assistant said ..." ? Immunisation Is a good Samaritan Is a good Samaritan to Is a helper Is helpful to Is more than a bystander Is of service Is of service to Ins. giant Insurance co. bailed out in 2008 Insurance co. that received a $182 billion bailout Insurance co. that received a $182 billion bailout in 2008 Insurance company based in NYC Insurance giant bailed out in 2008 Insurance giant bailed out in the Great Recession Insurance giant bailed-out in 2008 Insurance giant in 2009 news Insurer bailed out in 2008 Intl. insurance org. It left the DJIA in 2008 "I gotchu" It can be heavier in the summer "Idol" runner-up of 2003 "Idol" success Clay "Invisible" Clay Idol Clay currently in "Spamalot" Idol contestant who came in second to Studdard Idol of the "Claymates" Idol whose fans are called Claymates