Letter I 85250–85500

Insects' sensors Inner circle members Intimate friends Is friendly, with "around" It surrounds the puzzles' long answers In a trifling way "Iron Man 2" actress Insultingly small, as in amounts Insignificant little kangaroo? "I Said a Prayer" singer Tillis It could be sprayed in the kitchen It'll let things slide more easily INDIAN snakeman Indian highland Introduction of actress Grier to actor Klugman? It includes the Uruguayan Savanna Indulged to excess. Icefloe Important god in paganism Intro to sexuality? It may follow dust It may have no stars It may lack stars It might be holding a couple breasts It might be ovenproof It might receive zero stars Item wielded on "Chopped" ___ ice (pieces of floes). Ill. coal city It fixes everything It'll cure all ills It'll cure anything It'll take care of anything Iconic 20th-century carrier, famously defunct Intl. airline until 1991 It began service in 1927 It brought the Beatles to JFK It brought the Beatles to New York It was called the "Ritz-Carlton of airlines" It was flown by James Bond in "Dr. No" Its "Worldport" was found at JFK Its Yankee Clipper service began in 1939 Its call sign was CLIPPER Its first route was Key West-Havana Its first terminal was at Key West, Florida Its flagship terminal was JFK's Worldport Its logo was a blue globe Important U. S. security zone. Independence declarer, November 3, 1903 Isthmian country Isthmus land Isthmus locale Isthmus nation Isthmus with a canal It's north and west of the Pacific It's noted for the large locks in the middle of it Its anthem is "Himno Istmeño" Isthmus nation connecting North and South America it has atlantic and pacific beaches Important shipping route opened in 1914 It connects the Atlantic and Pacific (middle 3 letters) It connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans It connects the Atlantic with the Pacific It opened in August 1914 Its construction began 1/1/1880 Its lowest toll ever was 36 cents, charged in 1928 to a swimmer Its opening date, Aug. 15, 1914. It's made in Ecuador Inclusive of a hemisphere. In favor of Mideast unity "Ideas for life" sloganeer Ill-fated U. S. gunboat in China. Iloilo is here Iloilo is its capital. Iloilo's island It's laid on thick for a performance Italian bacon Italian cured pork belly INDIAN court, minor INDIAN village council INDIAN village court ISLETS of Langerhans, site of the Insulin producer Insulin provider Insulin-producing gland Insulin-producing glandular organ Islets of Langerhans locale Islets of Langerhans setting Insulin manufacturers INFLAMMATION of pancreas INDIAN racoon-like animal Image on Chinese commemorative coins Important animal in '70s U.S.-China diplomacy It eats shoots and leaves It is really a bear It's black and white (or sometimes red) It's now usually classified as a bear Iconic black-and-white creatures munching on bamboo Informal name of a college where black-and-white animals fight in boxing matches? Images on Chinese gold coins indulge (a person his or her desires) Ivory Soap co. Ivory soap company, informally INDIAN scholar India's Ambassador to U. S., Mme. ___. Income statement, briefly Ill-fated opener of myth Ill-fated woman? Infamous box opener Infamous box opener of myth Invisible shield. It might be surrounded by a sash It's framed It's held by a sash It's suitable for framing It's usually easy to see through Item for a window shopper? Item in a frame Item replaced by a glazier Individual frame in a comic book Instrument array Instrumentation location Instruments setting It may be full of instruments It may be up against the wall Instrument boards Instrument settings "I've Got a Secret," for example. Inserts in sashes Italian bread often served at Christmastime Italian holiday bread made with candied fruit Italian sweet bread popular at Christmastime Italian yeast cake Instrument made of pipes It gets you right here It's from hunger It underwent a long, massive breakup It broke up in the age of dinosaurs It came apart millions of years ago: Var. It's complete from A to Z Indications of hunger INDIAN ceiling fan "I can't breathe" feeling "___ in the Streets," 1950 film Irrational fear It may cause a financial crisis It may precede a stampede It's hit in emergencies It's pressed in distress It's pressed in fear It's pushed in a crisis It's pushed in distress It's pushed under stress Item pressed in a bad situation Is overcome with fear Indian grammarian whose grammatical rules for Sanskrit are the first known example of descriptive linguistics It's pressed for lunchtime Italian deli offering Italian for "small rolls" Italian grilled sandwich Italian pressed sandwich Italian sandwich Italian sandwiches Italian-style sandwiches INDIAN apartment ventilation INDIAN fan INDIAN ventilation for apartments Italian dessert made with thickened cream inflammatory fleshy lesion on the surface of the eye Impressive array Impressive range Impressive display or array It's for big shots? Israeli dancer Valery Instrument made of graduated tubes blown across Instrument also called a syrinx "Iron Chef" props "Iron Chef" tools "Iron Chef" vessels Iron Chef necessities Items used for baking brownies or cakes Imitate a hot dog Italian comic character Imitated a hot dog? Inspired a lot? Italian island between Sicily and Tunisia. Italian island stronghold between Sicily and Tunisia. Illustrious group It's famous for its bronze doors It's pink in Peter Sellers movies It may end in a cuff It might be cuffed Imitates a boxer Imitates a hot dog Is dog-tired? Is winded In some common women's office attire Incursion at a sorority Ind. town Indiana ski area __ Peaks Italian Paul Italian Renaissance painter Veronese Italian artist Uccello or Veronese Italian name of six popes Italian prime minister Gentiloni Italian soccer great Rossi Italian soccer star Maldini Italy's Pier -- Pasolini Italy's San _____ bank Italian artist with the largest painting in the Louvre Infant fare Infant food Infant's food Infant's soft food Insipid stuff Insubstantial fare Insubstantial writing Invalid fare. Invalid food. Invalid's food It isn't much to digest It lacks substance It's made for children's consumption It's not hard to swallow Important member of the family. It comes between Oscar and Quebec in the NATO alphabet It comes between Oscar and Quebec in the phonetic alphabet Institution roughly two millennia old ___ infallibility (Roman Catholic dogma) Ill-tempered Vatican critter? It doesn't moo Irene from Greece Irene of "Z" Irene of "Zorba the Greek" Irene of film Irene who played Catherine of Aragon in "Anne of the Thousand Days" Ingredient in a Thai salad Ingredient in some salsas It's made into nectar Its juice is drunk on Broadway. Inexpensive reprint, maybe It beats rock It beats rock, but is beaten by scissors It beats rock, in a game It covers rock, in a children's game It loses to scissors It might be ruled by a professor It wins against rock It's Only a __ Moon It's beaten by scissors in a game