Letter I 74250–74500

Insect with a wingspan Io or atlas follower Io or gypsy Io or luna It comes to light It flits around a flame It may bite your shorts It may come to light It might be trapped in the closet It might come out of the closet It's bad to keep in the closet Its larvae eat clothes Inactivate Item in a cedar closet Item in the closet, perhaps Item kept in the closet It's not nice to fool ___ Nature! Imaginary kids' author It's celebrated in May It's celebrated on a day in May In the ___, there's the greatest concentration of ___ Indignant margarine taster of 1970s TV It's not nice to fool her Iridescent shell lining Is protective of It was founded by Anna Jarvis, 1914. I'm No Angel about... Insect playwright Insect monster of Japanese film Insects attracted by light or fire Insects drawn to flames Insects drawn to light Insects that are attracted to light Insects that love wool Insects that may lack mouths Insects thought to be attracted to moonlight Infested with tineids In fine arts, the theme. Interior design theme Interior designer's creation It comes up again and again "I call the question," e.g. It may be carried in a boardroom It may be seconded It's seconded at meetings instance of changing place Investigator's interest Issue in a murder trial Investigation factors In music, movement: It. Inscrutable Mr. It's sharp ITALIAN motorsport event "___ Inn! What's your price per night?" (misheard "Sister Christian" lyric) It's under a hood It has a bonnet and a boot Inn off a highway It goes around a sprocket It's often visited during a trip Install machinery Incessant talker "Intelligence everywhere" company It made Razr phones Its CEO is Chris Galvin Its first headquarters was called Hitsville U.S.A. Its first headquarters was nicknamed Hitsville U.S.A. "Ich Dien," for one "In God We Trust" is one "In God We Trust," for the United States "In God We Trust." "Industry," for Utah IMPRESA Identifiable catchphrase Impresa feature In God We Trust," e.g. Inspirational catchphrase Inspirational phrase Inspirational slogan It may be below a crest Item for a sampler. Inspirational phrases Inspirational words, often Inspirational slogans Its logo features a leaf as an apostrophe Impression taken at a crime scene "Inside the Termite ___" Killing Joke Indian grave. Ida or Vernon Initiate, as a campaign I was thirsty, so I opened a ___ ... It's illegally distilled from corn mash Image on the Armenian coat of arms It has the highest high point Increasing, as costs It's known for its big busts It left parts of itself in 11 states in 1980 Is down for? Is missing, say "If You Give a ___ a Cookie" (book featuring a rodent) Input device It comes with a pad It makes a clicking noise It may run late It points and clicks It ran up the clock it s biggest foe is a cat its biggest foe is a cat Iconic Disney symbol Iconic Disneyland headwear Item next to a keyboard Item next to a keyboard, often Internet addict Inventors may try to build a better one Inventors often try to build a better one It may be loaded with cheese "I needed a few pointers, and I was..." It may be hair-raising It might make your hair stand on end Its recipe often includes egg whites It may be open or shut It's open for dinner Imprint that forced a deli to trash sandwiches? It's played by inhaling and exhaling Imitation sealskin "In motion" watch brand "I ___ we adjourn" Impatient order Influential U.K. band from '60s, with "The" It might get you a check In one's feelings In tears, say "I'll be your housemate" Is promoted "It's a Wonderful Life," e.g. Ingmar Bergman output It may be a matinée It might be a sequel It might be an indie It often comes after dinner It's for reel! It's projected It's pushed by a trailer It's seen in the dark It's the reel thing Inspector Clouseau or Borat? Item on a set Items in some studio press kits Inspirational, say It's the theme of this puzzle Indicator of windy weather? It gets pushed around a lot It may be pushed or ridden It may reduce a yard to an inch It shortens the plot It takes blades to blades In-your-face attitude Irish month after April INDIAN Ocean channel INDIAN Ocean straight "Idomeneo" composer Issuer of G's and R's Its logo includes a reel Important no. for car buyers Important no. to most car buyers Inapplicable stat for electric cars Indy stat Info for an auto buyer (Abbr.) Irrelevant no. for an electric car It decreases with acceleration, for short It drops in the city, for short It's always higher on the highway: Abbr. It's generally higher on the hwy. It's greener the higher it is, for short It's higher on the hwy. It's low for gas guzzlers: Abbr. It's usually higher on the hwy. _iles _er _allon Important factor in dragging, briefly Indy 500 stat It's just under a knot: Abbr. It's picked up by radar, briefly Iraq war personnel "I'm Yours" singer "I'm Yours" singer Jason Influential fellow It began offering a vegetarian option in 1996 It must survive a parachute drop of 1,250 feet to be servable, briefly Injured pro's test, perhaps Inside info for the doc? Inside look, briefly? Inside look, for short? Inside shot? Inside view for an M.D. Inside view?: Abbr. Internal investigation, for short? Internal review, for short? Invention honored with a 2003 Nobel Prize It can diagnose a headache It can see right through you, in brief It can see through any body It can test your brain: Abbr. It gives you inside info It has largely obviated spinal taps It may be done on one foot It may be just what the Dr. ordered It may detect a break, for short It might be done on one knee It might be done on your back It reveals the inner you It scans for problems It sees right through you, in brief It's done lying down It's often taken lying down INDIAN percussion instrument Inside scans, briefly "Incredible" Don Knotts character Image on Citi Field gift certificates Interpol agent of filmdom Impish foe of Superman Iconic Kraft Foods mascot It got some "Xtra" flavor in 2001 Ideal find on eHarmony Ideal partner sought in romance novels Ideal husband Ideal husband, e.g. Ideal partner personified "Is it Miss or __?" "Is it Miss, Ms., or __?" "Is it Ms. or __?" Important title. ___ Incredible aka Elastigirl Ibsen matron, punny style "In Old Chicago "Oscar role Infamous Chicago cow owner Infamous cow owner "I Pity the Fool" star "I pity the fool who don't eat my cereal" guy (c. 1985) "I pity the fool!" actor "I pity the fool!" bellower "I pity the fool!" exclaimer "I pity the fool!" guy "I pity the fool!" speaker "I pity the fool!" utterer "I pity the fool" sayer Instrument shaker at the end of a minstrel troupe Indo-Chinese hillman. Iconic green poison symbol IBM PC controller IBM feature from 1981 IBM release of 1981
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