Letter I 88750–89000

Ingratiater. It satisfies Is agreeable to Is the wish of. "I hope to God you agree" Island in "Pinocchio" It's doubled and stitched In folds. Ironing problem. Issey Miyake line featuring accordion textures Induction Day participant Incipient admiral, perhaps Important vote. Implored (with "with") Implored on bended knee Implored urgently Implored: Colloq. Invoked the Alford Doctrine, e.g. "I ___ allegiance to the Flag . . . ” It may be followed with "thanx!" In ___ (in full): Lat. In rich supply "I Got ___ o' Nuttin'" If you have this, there may be leftovers INFLAMMATION making breathing painful Il ___ (It's raining): Fr. Il ___ (it rains: Fr.) Interwoven: prefix It clearly divides people INTERLACING nerves, blood vessels, or lymphatics, network of Intricate interweaving Introductory ballet instruction It may be done en pointe It may mean squat to a dancer It's French for "bent" Is busy with ISR rival Intifada grp. It officially recognized Isr. in 1988 It recognized Isr. in 1993 It recognized Israel in '88 It recognized the right of Isr. to exist, 1993 It represents one of the two U.N. "non-member observer states" It was granted observer status by the U.N. in 1974 It's called Munazzamat al-Tahrir al-Filastiniyah in Arabic Its HQ is in Ramallah Its anthem is "Fida'i", Arabic for "warriors": Abbr. Its flag uses only Pan-Arab colors Its state was recognized by the IOC in 1995 in England they call a slowpoke a slowcoach Inept workers Is slow-paced Ice-into-water sound Inappropriate public sculpture Inapt outdoor sculptures Initial sounds of a relief effort? Ice-into-water sounds Insidious scheme It can thicken It features rising action It may be hatched or thickened It may have twists It may thicken It may thicken ... or be full of holes It may thicken, in a mystery It may thicken, so to speak It might be twisted or misted It might have a twist or hole It might thicken It might thicken or be full of holes It might thicken when given a twist It often has a twist It often thickens It reaches six feet under It sometimes thickens It thickens after a while It usually thickens It's followed by moviegoers It's hatched It's often summarized in a book review idea Novel It moves the story along Inconsistency in a story It often has twists It was all a dream, maybe In quiet Irish waterway, jointly use cutter Implement pulled by oxen Implement that might be pulled by a tractor It turns up in a field It turns up on the farm It's driven through something driven Implement that cuts furrows in earth "I'm begging u" "If you don't mind," in a text "i beg of u" "i just rly rly want ittt" "if it's not 2 much trouble" "if u would be so kind" It may be followed with "thx" It precedes "thx" Impromptu ad It can be shameless insert Outlet Icebox fruit in a William Carlos Williams poem It may become a prune Ideal work Install water systems ... in "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" ... incapable of being sounded It measures depth Item waved by a fan dancer "I have eaten / the ___ / that were in / the icebox . . .": William Carlos Williams Impetuous motion Including more than one: Abbr. Involving more than one In a multiple sense In multiple style Ifs, ands and buts, e.g. Increased by It makes a B better It makes an "A" even better It shares a key with equals It's not the sign of the times? Ion indicator Ion symbol Items added together in math notation "I love you to ___ and back!" It has only one-sixth of the mass of Earth's moon It was demoted in 2006 It was downgraded from a planet to a dwarf planet in 2006 It was reclassified in 2006 It's about 2,100 miles in diameter It's not a planet -- get over it Its moons include Charon and Styx Its moons include Nix and Styx Its orbit crosses Neptune's Its planethood was revoked in 2006 Its year is 248.53 times longer than Earth's Igneous rock beneath the earth's surface Igneous rock far beneath the earth's surface Igneous rock mass named for an underworld figure Igneous rock that solidifies deep in the earth Instrument measuring rain fall It comes in 4 x 8 pieces Indian sequence, briefly Irish V.I.P.'s It may come with cramping It may include cramps: Abbr. in French Tire abbr. Inflated with air In a ___, there's a volume of ___ that keeps it firm Invention of 1888 Illness being new, complaining more to listeners inflammation of the lungs Inflammation of both lungs I.O.U.'s of a kind I.O.U.'s of a sort IOUs, in a way ITALIAN delta ITALIAN river, longest Illegally take game or fish from private or protected area Illegally taken fare? Illegal game hunter Illegal hunter Illegal hunter or fisherman Illegal hunters Illegal wildlife hunters . . . in New Orleans, in a sandwich chain Indented blemish It begins with a break Important item for a '50s greaser It could keep you from losing your shirt It holds things close to the heart It results from not signing It will kill a bill It fits in a fob Item often with a hinged lid ITALIAN little Indifferent, Italian-style Incantation half "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" container "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" prop Invasion of the Body Snatchers type? Iconic "2001: A Space Odyssey" craft Insect egg case Invasion of the Body Snatchers star? It's side-splitting Internet recording iTunes show "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" invaders? Italian magistrate, once Italian mayor Italian mayors. Imaginary small town. Insignificant rural town Isolated, unimportant town It's far from a metropolis "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity" writer "I wish I could write as mysterious as a cat" writer "If I could dwell / Where Israfel / Hath dwelt ..." writer "Israfel" author "Israfel" poet "Israfel" writer The Raven poet Inventor of the detective story genre Inspiration for Verne Inspiration for a series of Price films Inspiration for the Baltimore Ravens Israfel. "Invictus," for example. "___ in Praise of Menstruation" (Clifton work) Annabel Lee, e.g. Idyl or sonnet In it, feet are divisions of a meter It "begins as a lump in the throat," per Robert Frost It "begins in delight and ends in wisdom": Robert Frost It "should not mean / But be," per Archibald MacLeish It has been compared to a tree It has feet in a line It has many feet It may be measured by a meter It may be measured in both feet and meters It may be measured in feet It may be measured in feet and meters It may consist of couplets It may scan It's less lovely than a tree, to Kilmer It's measured in both feet and meters It's measured in feet, not inches It's meter-made? It's never finished, only abandoned, per Paul Valéry It's not as lovely as a tree It's sometimes made of couplets Item for a meter reader? Its structure may include feet Item in Baudelaire's oeuvre "I have bathed in the ___ the sea": Rimbaud Idylls, e.g. Idyls. It could be verse "Israfel" poet and his wife It's measured by the meter It's not prosaic "I'm a ___ and don't know it!" "I'm a ___, and I didn't even know it!" Idyll maker Idyllist Idyllist, e.g. Imaginative wordsmith Imaginative writer