Letter I
It may hold stock
It might get thrown for a loop
It might pull a calf
It's noose-worthy
It's often twirled
It's often wrapped around a horn
in Rope Attach with a
". . . I'm free at ___!"
"It won't ___ ..."
In a bad place?
In the cellar
In the cellar, in sports
In the cellar, so to speak
In the cellar, sportswise
In the dungeon baseball-wise
In the league's cellar
In the proverbial cellar
It's after penultimate
"I Won't ___ Day Without You": Paul Williams
It gets the contract.
In addition to all the foregoing (4 wds)
Introductions cliché
It may occur before going home from the prom
It's tried when all else fails
If this is exhausted, all is lost
Inventory term
*It's signaled by a white flag on the racetrack
It comes between the white and checkered flags
It precedes the tape
It's signaled by a white flag in Nascar events
It's signaled with a white flag
In conclusion, layabout primarily swings the lead
In mid-spring of 2005
In the eleventh hour
Impulse dinner decision?
It's Memorial Day
It may be changed at the altar
It may be given up at the altar
It may follow Tom, Dick or Harry
It's often first in a bibliography
It's often first on an application
It's shared by family members
It's something Rhianna rarely goes by
It's something Rihanna rarely goes by
"I'm done after this"
"I'm finished after this"
"__ in is a ..."
"___ in is a rotten egg"
"___ in is a rotten..."
In-the-cellar status.
It never comes, at home movies.
If-all-else-fails ploy
It's used if all else fails
It's in the nosebleed section
Is durable
Isn't ephemeral
Isn't just a fad
It's right before a landing
"I've had it!" inspiration
It breaks the camel's back.
It might break the camel's back
Important biblical meal
It's commemorated on Maundy Thursday
"I'm not going over this again"
"I'm not repeating this anymore"
"I'm always the __ know!"
It includes Zip Code 89199
INDIAN pillar
Imaginary earthline: Abbr.
Iron pumper's muscle
Iron-pumper's muscle
It decreases away from the poles: Abbr.
It never gets below 0°: Abbr.
It's 0 at the equator: Abbr.
It's 0 deg. at the equator
It's 34°, for L.A.
It's about 40° in NYC
It's below a trap
It's developed by pulling up, briefly
It's measured in degrees: Abbr.
It's measured in degs.
It's not long.
It's not long. for this world
It's perpendicular to long.
It's worked by an oarer
I.R.S. target in Calif.?
It can hold the key
Item on a tenant's ring
It's out for welcome guests
"I know it's ___, I know you're weary ..."
"I'm ___!" (White Rabbit's cry)
"It's getting ___"
"It's never too ___!"
"It's too ___, baby" Carole King
In after the deadline
In danger of missing out
In need of a hall pass, perhaps
In the wee hours of the night
In trouble with the boss, maybe
Incurring a fine, maybe
Incurring a fine, perhaps
Into the night
Into the wee hours
It's better than never
It's better than never, in a saying
It's better than never, they say
Iggy reported on the delayed start at the billiards tournament so he could yell "___!"
It may come long after the play
Inconsiderate guest.
It's almost past the deadline
It may come out after the refs huddle
It results in a 15-yard penalty
In recent days
In recent history
In the last few weeks
In the past few days
In the past few days, say
In the past week or so
In the recent past
Incubation period
Iron Age period
It's given off in fusion
In a dormant form
In an undiscovered way
Interval between stimulation and response
It might allow a student to avoid detention
"I don't have time right now"
"I'm Audi!" (does anyone say that anymore?)
"It is ___ than you think."
"It's ___ than you think!"
In a few hours
In an hour, say
In awhile
Informal sign-off
It's neither now nor never
It's on after Conan O'Brien
Indirect and creative, as thinking
"I'm outta here, man"
"I don't have time for your negativity!"
INDIAN building mayerial
In the future: 2 wds.
It may not get into the morning paper
Insomniac's entertainment
It ends after midnight in New York, with "The"
It might be at the eleventh hour
Indy 500 setting
In vogue, with "the"
in the current fashion or style
Infield play that's not quite in time to get the runner out
Infielder's failure
Infielder's untimely move
It makes stealing pay off
It results in a runner being called safe
ingredient Paint
It gets plastered
It may get plastered
It often gets plastered
It'll probably get plastered
It's often plastered
It goes 'round and 'round in woodshop
It might make you bats
It takes turns in a shop
It turns in its work
It comes out in the wash
INDIAN heavy iron-bound bamboo stick
INDIAN iron-bound bamboo stick
INDIAN long heavy iron-bound bamboo stick
INDIAN police weapon
IRONBOUND bamboo stick used as weapon
Indian officer's club
Indian police officer's club
Indian policeman's club
Indian police clubs
. . . in this language
INDO-EUROPEAN language of ancient Italy
INDO-EUROPEAN language of ancient Romans (pert. to)
ITALIC language
Igpay anguagelay
In which "Stella" means "star"
Ipso facto, e.g.
It can be vulgar
It's on the penny
It's spoken in high school and that's about it
Italian ancestor
It can translate "Semper Fidelis"
IN Latin
Introductory language course
Italian or spaniard
Italians, e.g.
It's zero at the equator
"I love you a ___" (Hanukkah card pun)
It gets fried on Hanukkah
It might be served after lighting the menorah
It might be served with sour cream or applesauce
"If You Feel the Funk" singer Jackson
Iron pumper's pride: sl.
Items in capts.' logs
"I'll have a grande decaf triple vanilla 2% __, please"
I'll have a venti half-caff skinny peppermint mocha ___, please
Ingrediente del gelato
It might be a triple
It might be served with a cinnamon stick
It's an eyeopener
It's often iced
Italian for "milk"
Italian milk
Italian word for "milk"
In the near past
In flat, test some coffees
Ivies are often around them
It's southeast of Stockholm
Its capital is Riga.
In a praiseworthy manner
It goes with "summa cum."
It follows matins
"It is to ___"
Ironic operatic line
___ it off.
Investment in a comedy club?
*"___ is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one": "The Picture of Dorian Gray"
It might end in tears
It's known as the best medicine
Introduce a new line of accessories for skateboarders?
Interval for a scheduled blastoff
"If You Give a Pig a Pancake" author Numeroff
"If You Take a Mouse to the Movies" author Numeroff
Innes of "ER"
Inspiration for many of Petrarch's poems.
__ Ingalls Wilder
___ Ingalls Wilder ("Little House on the Prairie" author)
___ Ingalls Wilder, author of "Little House on the Prairie"
IVY tree
Its foliage is a symbol of victory
I VALUE NICER ROLE
Island southeast of Borneo
"Ingredient" in molten chocolate cake
Igneous material before it cools
Igneous flow
Igneous rock source
Igneous rock, before cooling
Igneous rock, originally
Igneous-rock source
In Hawaii it's called aa.
It built Hawaii
It can harden into igneous rock
It cleans up big-time grime
It covers a lot of Hawaii
It fertilizes the vineyards of Amalfi.
It flows and glows
It flows down slopes
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