Letter I 60750–61000

Incongruous statement In song, they're said to :-D Instrument also called a clarsach IRISH language, idiom characteristic of the idiom characteristic Idioms used on the Emerald Isle IRISH person Inhabitants of Munster Isle of Man locale Isle of Man location Isle of Man setting Isle of Man surrounder Isle of Man's locale Isle of Man's surroundings Isle of Man's waterfront Isle of Man's waters It surrounds the Isle of Man It's at the north end of St. George's Channel Islander's traditional snack IRISH sprite In film, gradual appearance of an image through an expanding circle Iridosmine compound. It might cause photophobia iris inflammation It may be in front of some In a fit of pique Inconvenienced, say Is bothersome to Is on the back of Is trying Is vexing Is vexing to "It's Raining" singer Thomas ___ La Douce Imported show: 1960 INLAND Revenue Office Initials of the ides of March. "...is sad and dreary ev'rywhere ___": Stephen Foster Isaac Asimov book Isaac Asimov book made into a 2004 Will Smith film Isaac Asimov classic Isaac Asimov collection Isaac Asimov novel "Inferno" director Howard Imaginary curtain Important mineral in blood Important nutrient In a chemistry joke, it's what a female has that a male lacks Infamous mistress It came into prevalence after the Bronze Age It can be pumped It can curl your hair It can get steamy It gives the Red Planet its red color It goes across the board It has a cord and a board It makes up about a third of our planet's mass It may be cast or wrought It may be in the fire It may be pumped or cast It may be wrought It may carry a brand It may land on Broadway It may land on one of four railroads It may let off a little steam It may let off steam It might be cast or wrought It might be found by the woods? It might land on Broadway It smooths things out It smooths things over It takes care of pressing needs It works on a board It'll curl your hair It's "pumped" at the gym It's a pressing need It's a scorcher It's abundant in spinach It's between manganese and cobalt on the periodic table It's forged It's guaranteed to remove wrinkles It's in the bag at Pebble Beach It's in the fire It's often cast in a fireplace It's pumped at a gym It's pumped for strength It's pumped in a gym It's pumped in gyms It's pumped on "Jersey Shore" It's sometimes cast Item in Player's bag Item in Tiger's bag Item in Woods' bag Item in a bag Item in a hotel closet Item in a laundry Item in many hotel room closets Item of decreasing utility? Item often numbered from 3 to 9 Item to pump Its business is pressing Its chemical symbol comes from the Latin word "ferrum" Its function is decreasing? Its oxide makes Mars red Its symbol is "Fe" Its work is decreasing Implements epoch Important time for forgers It began about 1000 B. C. in Europe. It began about 1000 B.C. It began around 1100 B.C. in Europe It began in 2500 B.C. It began in Europe around 1200 B.C. It ended in Britain with the Roman Conquest It started a little before 1000 B.C. It started around 1100 B.C. It started around 1200 B.C. It's part of prehistory for some peoples and history for others 'In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida' group It began around 1100 B.C. Inflexible, as rules It's guaranteed to exonerate It has no exceptions Item for the Red Baron Imaginary divider Information barrier It "fell" in 1991 Impressed with the heat? Implying the opposite. In a mocking manner "It's permanent press," said the saleswoman ___ In a strange twist Intriguing contradictions Indisputable doctrine Instrument of medieval torture Ideal jet pilot. Identity-concealing attire, in a Dumas novel IRON appliance manufacturer IRON articles, manufacturer of Important product of Minnesota. It might be picked out It's sought in vein In-seam materials? Improve one's golf game? It's essential to sienna Implements in hotel-room closets Implements used in goffering Items "in the fire" Items for unruly sailors Items in Watson's bag Items in a caddie's load __ in the fire Idiom for a multitude of ongoing projects Immovable determination IRON parts of a structure "I'm clueless," for instance (considering the context) "___ is wasted on the stupid": Oscar Wilde IRS agent committing tax fraud, e.g. Incongruous state Incongruous writing Incongruousness It can be dramatic or situational It can feature a twist It features a twist It involves a twist It may be poetic It may feature a twist It might be verbal, dramatic or situational It's lost on some people It's twisty INDIAN of a powerful confederacy of tribes known as the Five Nations Investment return metric, briefly Imperf., on a sale tag Imperfect, as mdse. Imperfect, on a sale tag (abbr.) Imperfect: Abbr. Inits. on discounted mdse. irrationalize IRRATIONALISE irrealizable incapable of being reclaimed insusceptible of reform IMPLACABLE opponent of political measure incapable of being reconciled irreclaimable INCAPABLE of being replaced in a normal position incapable of being made smaller or simpler incapable of being replaced in normal position incapable of being reformed Imperfect merchandise: Abbr. Imperfect, as goods: Abbr. Imperfectly made: Abbr. Imperfect piece of goods Imperfect, as sale goods independent in behavior or thought Impossible to put right impossible to remedy or correct or redress incapable of being removed or away or dismiss incapable of being removed or displaced Impossible to repair or put right irrecoverable I admired his buoyancy and persistent good humor irrepressible liveliness and good spirit impossible to repress or control Impossible to change impossible to resist incapable of being resolved "In America, few people will trust you unless you are ___" Norman Mailer Impossible to be undone Impossible to change or take back incapable of being retracted or revoked It leads water to dry land It channels water for Rich Mitch? In a peckish way Inflammation-causing substance such as pollen IRRITANCY Imperfect goods: Abbr. Imperfect mdse. Intrude suddenly irrupting or tending to irrupt Intrudes suddenly INTERNAL Revenue Service Income tax agcy. Income tax outfit. Initials of April Institutional setting for David Foster Wallace's "The Pale King": Abbr. Investigator's employer: Abbr. Issuer of numbered publications It brings April glowers It follows a code It gets a lot of returns It gets a lot of returns: Abbr. It has a Tax Withholding Estimator on its site It has a taxing job It has a variety of schedules: Abbr. It has many schedules It lets you e-file It makes Apr. the cruelest month? It offers a lot of schedules It prints a lot of schedules It prints many scheds. It receives many returns: Abbr. It takes many forms It thrives on Apr. showers of Form 1040 It's got a "Refund Status" webpage It's so taxing! It's taxing Its 2004 budget is approx. $10 billion Its HQ is in D.C.'s Federal Triangle Its HQ is on Washington's Constitution Avenue