Letter I 78250–78500

___ Island, Chicago (home of the Adler Planetarium) Ionosphere phenomenon Its only direction is S It's between Denmark and the United Kingdom It's between Great Britain and Europe It's between the British Isles and Scandinavia Inning recap part Inning-recap phrase "I don't need it anytime soon" "It's not critical" I have time Ibsen native land Ibsen's country I got through some of this ... Murakami just LOVES Vikings and fjords and "The Scream"? IDs, often Id's on jerseys Identifiers of a sort: Abbr. Imaginary things that really exist: Abbr. Inclusions in safer passwords: Abbr. Integers (Abbr.) Integers, briefly Integers, e.g. (abbr.) Integers, for short Inter ___: between ourselves Items to crunch: Abbr. iPhone data: Abbr. "I reject your offer" It's hit when making change It detects scents Identi-Kit selection Important part of Jose Ferrer's make-up. Important part of a bloodhound Inhaler? Insert into other people's business Investigate, with "around" Investigatory aid It can be hooked or pierced It can be turned up or looked down It can sense scents It can smell It gave Pinocchio away It has two holes It knows It may be held underwater It may be stuffy It may really smell It may require piercing the septum It may smell It might run in the cold It really smells It runs in cold weather It smells It smells a lot It smells great It supports spectacles It usually smells It usually smells great It won't get far by running It's clearly on your face? It's in front of the cockpit It's meant to be smelly It's plainly on your face It's smelly It's smelly on purpose Item for a clown make-up. Item in José Ferrer's make-up box. Item in a quorum count Informer picked up illegal bit of tack It may be checked by pinching Important parts of rockets. Inquired (into) Inspected caninely Investigated with "about" It comes after a "long time" It may follow 'Long time' Investigative reporter's asset Instruction to drivers leaving cars at a garage Impertinently investigate Interfering words after "poke one's" Investigate, especially where one shouldn't "It makes ___ to me" It spans the bridge In-your-face jewelry? It might go with green hair Item of punk jewelry iPhone error message Identi-Kit options Items counted in a roll call Items in a count Items of stage make-up. Items often counted. Items to be counted Items to count ___ into (pries) In close opposition In direct contact Inquisitive (Var.) Inquisitive: Colloq. Ignore a diet, maybe It can tide you over It's not a meal "I don't mean any disrespect" "I don't mean to offend you ..." In a meddlesome manner In a meddling manner In a meddling way In a snooping way In an intrusive way In an overly curious way In an overly intrusive way In the manner of a meddler In too curious a manner "I disagree, Sarge!" "I respectfully disagree" "I should say not!" "It'll never wash!" Impossible, in the '30s "I haven't seen it yet!" "___ Isn't What It Used to Be" (Simone Signoret autobiography) It "isn't what it used to be": Peter De Vries It "isn't what it used to be," said Simone Signoret "It really isn't a big deal" It may be flared It may be flared or pierced Item curled in disdain Item widened in disdain "It didn't work out" It doesn't exist Iced tea request Iced-tea specification In everybody's business In everyone else's business In everyone's business In others' business In someone's business In the wrong business? Inappropriately inquisitive Inappropriately involved Inclined to interfere Inclined to listen in Inquisitive and intrusive Inquisitive to a fault Interested to a fault Interested, to say the least Intrusive, in a way Intrusive: Colloq. Intrusively curious Inquisitive to an annoying degree !, in some programming languages "I Am ___ Okay With This" "I am ___ a crook" "I am ___ a crook": Nixon "I kid you ___!" "I meant that sarcastically" "I really like your sweater... ___!" "I should say __!" "I should think __" "I think ___!" "I was being sarcastic!" "I'm Chevy Chase and you're ___" "I'm __ Rappaport" "I'm __ a robot": phrase with captcha tests "I'm __ one to boast ..." "I'm ___ Rappaport," 1986 Tony winner "I'm ___ There" (2007 film based on Bob Dylan's life) "I'm ___ in Love" (1975 hit) "I'm kidding!" "I'm kidding!", '90s-style "I'm kidding!", in "Wayne's World" "It's __ Unusual" "It's __ for Me to Say" "It's __ for Me to Say": Mathis hit "It's ___ All Downhill from Here" (March, 2020, best-seller by Terry McMillan) "It's ___ easy being green" "It's ___ for Me to Say" (Johnny Mathis) "It's ___ my problem" "It's a matter of when, ___ if" "It's just __ in the cards" "__ if I can help it!" If ___ (unless) In no degree. In no manner. Inexistent It may punctuate a sarcastic remark It often precedes "half bad" iI's just ___ in the cards "I am ___ crook!" "I am ___ crook" (Nixon) I'm --- doctor, but I ... It's __ good sign "I like your thinking" In a memorable way In a striking manner. "I would ___" (warn against) Inapt anagram of "antagonist" "I would advise against that!" "It's too late to change your mind!" "Isn't anyone interested?" Indifferent response to "What's new?" "I've heard enough talking!" "I've heard quite enough!" "I don't want to hear another word!" Its heroine was Kristina. "I'm ___ home right now..." "It was my pleasure" In no respect. "I'm too old for that" Inscriber of music. Incentive to buy "I'm impressed, man!" "I've seen worse" "I Shall ___ Moved" "I would ___ surprised" "It's Okay to ___ Okay" (Netflix drama) Incremental amount Indentation on an egg timer iPhone XS screen feature "I'll make a __ of it" I.O.U., for one Informal letter Issue at the ATM It can be flat It can be made sharp It can fall flat It can go flat It could be half or whole on a scale It may be jotted It may be passed in class It may be passed in school It may be sticky It may have many X's and O's It may say "Pick up bread" It might be mental It's found in scores It's not a lot to jot It's passed in class It's passed in school It's usually bad when it's too sharp Item passed in class It's bound for school It's bound for the classroom [3] "It's in my memory bank" Illustrious musician In an eminent way It has rules for writers It has rules for writing *IRA investment options I.O.U.'s, e.g. I.O.U.'s, etc. In class, they can be taken or taken away