Letter I
It has a lock
It has a throat, blade, and tip
It helps you go with the flow
It helps you row with the flow
It makes a gig go
It makes a rowboat go
It makes a splashy entrance
It makes stroke after stroke
It may be in a lock
It may be part of a bank
It may be used to get away from a bank
It may come with a collar
It may get locked in a boat
It may go for a dip in the ocean
It might "catch a crab"
It might go for a dip in the ocean
It might make a splash
It moves a bireme
It moves a kayak
It sounds like it's done
It sticks out of a rowboat
It will row, row, row your boat
It's dipped in the water
It's found in a lock ... or a loch
It's inserted into a lock
It's involved in a row
It's locked in
It's manned in a lifeboat
It's manned on water
It's needed for a stroke
It's needed to row, row, row your boat
It's pulled during the Head of the Charles
It's pumped rhythmically
It's put into a lock
It's similar to a paddle
It's stroked by a rower
It's used to row, row, row your boat
Item extending over a gunwale
Item fit into a thole
Item fitted into a thole
Item fitting in a rowlock
Item for a crew team
Item for a dinghy
Item for a dory
Item for a rowlock
Item for a shell
Item for a skiff
Item found in a shell
Item in a lock
Item in a shell
Item in a thole
Item on a boathouse wall
Item on a rowboat
Item on a trireme
Item put in a lock
Item used at a regatta
Item used for rowing
Item used in strokes
Item with a blade
Its blade gets wet
Its blade is used for steering
in the water Stick
INDIAN Ocean fish
Implements for Silken Laumann
Implements for Silken Laumman
Implements in locks
Implements that fit in locks
Implements using fulcrums
Is part of a crew
It's best to have both in the water
Items fitting in rowlocks
Items for a coxswain's crew
Initials in headlines.
Initials of Latin-American group.
Int l group
Int. group created in 1948
Int. group established in 1948
Int. group since 1948
Inter-American group.
Inter-American org.
Intercontinental gp. since 1948
International grp. since 1948
Intl. agency
Intl. alliance formed in 1948
Intl. alliance group since 1948
Intl. alliance since 1948
Intl. alliance that includes Canada and Costa Rica
Intl. assn. created in 1948
Intl. assn. since 1948
Intl. group headquartered in D.C.
Intl. group since 1948
Intl. group with 35 members
Intl. org. based in D.C.
It excludes Cuba from its membership: abbr.
It was formed in Colombia in 1948: abbr.
Items on account: Abbr.
Its HQ is near the World Bank's
Its headquarters are near Constitution Hall
Its logo has 35 flags on it, including the Stars and Stripes: Abbr.
Its members include Mex. and Uru.
___ in "Oscar"
Isolated areas of vegetation
Isolated fertile areas
Initials of Social Security program.
Irrigated place in the Negev.
Isolated verdure.
It has a spring in the middle
It may contain a spring
It may have a spring in the middle
It may shimmer in the desert
It might be a mirage
It might just be a mirage
It dries hops
It's used in tobacco curing
Ingredient brewed in some stout beers
Ingredient in some breakfast cereals
Ingredient in some stout beers
It has a husk
It made one Trigger happy?
It may be affected by stem rust
It may be made into a meal
It may be rolled
It may be rolled or steel-cut
It might be sown
It precedes a meal and cake
It'll make Trigger happy
It's in a muffin
It's in the feedbag
Item in a feedbag.
Item in a husk
Item in a stable diet
Item in the feed bag.
Ingredient in granola bars
"In Old Arizona," e.g.
"In Old Mexico" or "In Old Santa Fe"
Unforgiven, e.g.
It has shooting stars
It may be partly set on a stage
It may be set in stages
It often involves competitive drawing
It's full of horseshit
Instigator of "Popish Plot," 1678.
Ingredient in some health food supplements
"I do solemnly swear ... ," e.g.
"I do" or "Drat!"
"I do" preceder
"I do," for one
"I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God," for one
"I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure," e.g.
I swear may start it
Imprecatory remark
Inaugural feature
Inaugural highlight
Inaugural pledge
Inaugural recitation
Inaugural ritual
Inauguration Day event
Inauguration Day highlight
Inauguration Day pledge
Inauguration Day promise
Inauguration Day pronouncement
Inauguration Day recital
Inauguration Day recitation
Inauguration Day words
Inauguration ceremony
Inauguration declaration
Inauguration detail
Inauguration event
Inauguration feature
Inauguration highlight
Inauguration pledge
Inauguration recital
Inauguration recitation
Inauguration ritual
Inauguration words
Inauguration-day promise
Inductee's words
Induction requirement, often
Initiation recital
Initiation requirement
Initiation ritual
Irreverant uttering
It can be a curse
It follows "Repeat after me"
It may be bleeped
It may be minced
It may be solemn
It may be solemn or profane
It may be taken with a Bible
It may be taken with a raised hand
It may start with "I swear"
It might be bleeped
It might be bleeped out
It precedes much testimony
It's a crime to lie under it
It's a four-letter word, aptly
It's bad to lie under it
It's said with a raised hand
It's sworn
It's sworn at a swearing-in
It's taken before taking office
It's taken by Nicholson in "A Few Good Men"
It's taken to take office
It's taken with an upraised hand
It's taken on Inauguration Day
I do's
Imprecations
Imprecatory remarks
Inaugural recitations
Inaugural rituals
Inauguration Day vows
Inauguration recitations
Inauguration rituals
Inaugurations' recitations
Ingredient in some DIY face masks
Ingredient of certain cookies.
It may be instant
It may lead to a lump in your throat
It might lead to a lump in your throat
It's often sweetened with brown sugar
Itch-relieving soak
Ingredient in granola bars
Important Dakotas output
Important grain
Important grain crop.
Ingredients in some bran muffins
Ingredients in some shampoos
Ingredients in the Scottish dessert cranachan
Inclined to have one's fling.
INVERSION (pref.)
ISHMAIAH, father of
"I would have voted for ___ for a third term if I could" ("Get Out" line)
Illinois junior senator
Illinois pol Barack
Illinois senator Barack
Illinois senator who became president
Illinois senator-turned-president
Illinois's junior senator
Illinoisan in the news
In 1991, he said, "I may not be Donald Trump now, but just you wait; if I don't make it, my children will"
In a 2010 interview, George W. Bush said that he's "got plenty of critics, and I'm not going to be one"
Inaugural address orator of 2009
Its formal name includes "Patient Protection," informally
It began in 2009
It ended in January 2017
It ran from 2009 to 2017
Its lame-duck period begins around November 9, 2016
Illinois-to-Washington family
INSTRUMENTAL part in musical composition
Indispensable, in music
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