Letter I 92750–93000

IRISH ACTOR STEPHEN Irish star Stephen Irish star of "Michael Collins" ___ Irvin (longtime cartoonist for The New Yorker) ___ Irvin, classic artist for The New Yorker ___ Irvin, classic cartoonist ___ Irvin, early cartoonist/designer for The New Yorker ___ Irvin, first art director of The New Yorker ___ Irvin, who designed the first cover for The New Yorker It may exceed one's grasp It should exceed one's grasp It's measured on a boxer It's within grasp Is guilty of a dinner table no-no Influence, with "upon" INDIAN summer It has many rods Is affected (by some influence, event, etc.). Is affected by some event. Is not inert Is stimulated Isn't inert Isn't stoic Is affected by, as a chemical "I ___ the news today, oh boy" "I ___ to live / In other people's lives" ("Passion" lyric) Inbox category Inbox label counterpart of "New" Indicate, as a thermometer Inspect for information, as a gas meter Insult, in drag lingo Interpret tea leaves Interpret, as X-rays Interpret, as an X-ray Interpret, as lips Interpret, as tarot cards Interpret, as tea leaves Interpretation of a situation It may be done between the lines Item on a to-do list for an English major Iggy reviewed the autobiography of a hide-and-seek champion so he could yell "___!" Interpret subtlety "It Is Never Too Late to Mend" novelist, 1856 in a way Circulation Took out of Instructions, Part 1 In a flash. Interpret + Hockey's Kovalchuk + Colorado ski town + Fit = On hand Interpreting text Interpreting tracks? It costs $200 in play money It served the Mid-Atlantic until 1976 Interpretations Interpret by inference Interpret in a certain way Interpret with the eyes, say Informational file Informational file name Instructional file It's often included with installation Instruction hidden in vertical entries "It gets more interesting..." It's often digital Instrument data Interpret lines, in a way Inbox confirmation Indicates, as a gauge Infers via observation Interprets a part Interprets lip movements Interprets, as a defense does a quarterback Interprets, as palms Is a bibliophile Is a bookhound Is a bookworm Is familiar with Asimov to Zola Is literate Isn't illiterate Isn't fooled by appearances Interprets wishfully. Informs in a way "I can do this. Hit me" "I'm ___ to go" "Is the defense ___ to proceed?" Immediately usable It might burn a hole in your pocket In a selling mood "I can start anytime!" "I'm all set to go!" "I'm game -- just give me the signal" "It's true hard work never killed anybody, but I say, why take the chance?" speaker Iodic acid, e.g. "I'm a ___ boy!" Imaginary? No In lacemaking, handmade. ___ ID (driver's license with a special marking) It's authentic It's nothing personal It's sold in lots Issue often in dispute on "The Jerry Springer Show" Inflation-adjusted econ. stat "Is the ___ deadline ever coming? DHS requests another extension" (2024 headline) "It is through Art, and through Art only, that we can ___ our perfection": Oscar Wilde Interest in true facts It's true to life Idealist's opposite It's feasible dealing with with boxer's idiosyncrasy Increasingly popular TV genre It may be virtual or augmented It may bring you down to earth *It can be a painful reminder It's actual rather than virtual It's not fiction or fantasy It's not virtual X-Files cousin, Harsh ___ Insincere antic accolade *It's no fake It's not ersatz Incompetent leaders' domains? *It may be rational, in math Integer, e.g. "I'm gonna be honest with you . . ." "I'm gonna be straight with you ..." "If I'm being honest," in modern slang Immediacy of data processing In __ (at once) Industry with lots to offer immovable property Idealist's bane It can make lots of leaves It gets the juice out IMPART new vigor/vigour Incorporate back into the city in the harvest Bring about Invention of the 1830's Invention which aided Industrial Revolution. Its patent was litigated by Lincoln Is rewarded for sowing Is rewarded for good planning Incur retribution. "If we __ temples, they will crumble to dust": Webster It may be "brought up" It may need bringing up It's sat upon It connects the back wheels It's behind you while behind the wheel It's rigid on trailer trucks Imparted nurture It doesn't have road frontage In possession of some new clips In the very back Improves one's arsenal Inner city cop often " . . . ___ its ugly head" Is a parent to Is parental Indy car's lack It's near a bicycle's derailleur It's at the back of the house It moves back and forth on a car's back Inquire again Invite twice Inquired anew IMPELLING force Intellectual power It may be hard to listen to It may begin with "Because . . ." "I really don't think the moon is made of cheese," e.g.? It might lead to a hung jury Intellectualizes Is logical Infer the truth of. Insist anew Iterate, as a strong opinion Giant ranch Inventor of an alcohol thermometer Inventor of the alcohol thermometer Illegally take, old-style Insurgent, briefly Insurgent, for short Insurgent, slangily Insurgent: Colloq. Insurrectionist, for short Insurrectionist: Colloq. in gray Soldier assignment "I'm a Survivor" singer McEntire "I'm a Survivor" sitcom "It's Your Call" McEntire It's cast in concrete It's set in concrete I find his obsequiousness repellent Incentive of a sort It may require a proof of purchase Incentives at car dealerships Incentives for car buyers Instrument of old Instrument superseded by the viol Instrument with three strings Isaac wife of Isaac's wife It begins "Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again" Ilsa Faust portrayer in the "Mission: Impossible" films Insurrection participant Insurgent group Insurgent military group Insurrectionism Iconoclasts Insurgency troops Insurgents Insurrectionists Insurgent's color? Increase an auction offer Is persistent at an auction Is persistent, on eBay Invoice again Invoice anew Invoices anew Invited to perform again Invigorated anew Insurgents, for short. Insurgents, to the North. Insurgents: Colloq. Insurrectionists, for short. "** in 1's I's," e.g. I C U, e.g. ICURYY4me is one Imagistic puzzle In which pictures of a bill + gates = a noted business executive It may accompany a coll. application It's done for fun, for short It's pushed to tape Imprison again. Infrequent political event It may be issued for a defective product Inquisition order Insect that will take it all back "In today's game" thing Indy player / Summary Inexpensive tire It covers the big shots It covers the main points It has its highlights Iterate the highlights Install new wall-to-wall Improve the form of. Itemize again. In receipt of: Abbr. In, on a stamp In-basket stamp In-basket stamp (abbr.) Inch back