Letter I
Invested with royal authority.
Invested with royal power.
Institute, e.g.: Abbr.
Institution of learning: Abbr.
It may be elem.
It may open in Sept.
It might be elementary: Abbr.
It often starts in Sept.
It opens in Sept.
It's for your edification: Abbr.
It's usually out in May or June: Abbr.
Ivy, e.g.: Abbr.
institution Educ. group
Itin.
Itinerary, for short
I.R.S. form with a line for "Casualty and Theft Losses"
Itemized deductions form
I.R.S. update?
Intriguing creation
Intrigued.
Intriguing person
Intrigants
Intriguers.
Is intriguing
In music, a brisk and lively movement
In music, something vigorous or light
Introducer of the electric shaver
Ideological split
Ideological split in an organization
It's from the Latin for "fissile stone"
Incompetent drivers?
Intervention that helps those who waste money on junk?
It can aptly be spelled with letters from "cream cheese"
Insult from the Yiddish word for "penis"
Idiot stooge?
Intimate and cosy gossip
Indeed: German.
Instructional institution
It might be primary or parochial
It's recessed till next year.
It usually begins at 5 or 6
It's bound to be educational
It may require a permission slip
IOWA (minted 2004)
Intellectual movement
Important items on state and Federal agenda.
Institutions of learning
Items holding up teacher notices?
It's capped with a final
Ivies, e.g.: Abbr.
"I don't get no respect," to Rodney Dangerfield
INDISTINCT vowel sound (phonet.)
Indicator of a neutral vowel sound
Indistinct vowel sound
Inverted "e"
Inverted "e" phonetic symbol
It begins "again"
It makes you say "Uh"
It's generally not stressed
It's not a sign of stress
It's stress-free
IPA symbol resembling a rotated 'e'
Investment bigwig Charles
Investor Charles
"It Doesn't Take a Hero" autobiographer
It can be political: Abbr.
It can follow poli or precede fi
It explains a lot: Abbr.
It goes after poli and before fi
It may be applied: Abbr.
It may be exact: Abbr.
It may be natural: Abbr.
It may be polit.
It may be social, for short
It might be "hard": Abbr.
It might be junk, briefly
It might be physical: Abbr.
It might call for lab work: Abbr.
It often has lab work: Abbr.
It's followed by "fi"
It's good to get things down to it, briefly
It's not always exact: Abbr.
It's often followed by "fi"
Intro to ence or ence fiction
ITALIAN square-sailed vessel
ITALIAN three-masted vessel
IMAGINARY combat
Ischial.
It runs all the way up the leg
"It's true whether or not you believe in it," per Neil deGrasse Tyson
"___ is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it": Einstein
"___ is nothing but perception": Plato
*It may be political
Important course of study.
Institute focus
It "is nothing but perception," wrote Plato
It "never solves a problem without raising 10 more," per George Bernard Shaw
It can be social or natural
It can be social or natural, e.g.
It's not always exact
It might have a theater and planetarium
Italian physicist or biologist
"Interstellar" genre
Imaginative genre
Isaac Asimov's genre
It may be filled with saucers and such
IT is permitted to know
ISLAND group off England
ITALIAN curved sword
ITALIAN scimitar
ITALIAN sword
instrument measuring scintillation of star
I know: Lat.
Italian name of Chios.
Ingrown heir?
Issue for a noble family?
It has "son" inside
Iconic film character with blades for fingers
I raise!
Indispensible household gadget.
Individual string cheese: "Safety first! Open with hands, not teeth"...
in the fashion of scissors
It provides contrast to see the iris
It's continuous with the cornea
Inits. on old typewriters
Is derisive
Indoor lighting option
It may carry a torch
Its back is up against the wall
Its contents are often wicked
*It's sometimes served with high tea
Irish biscuit
It may be buttered
Item served with clotted cream
iRobot floor-washing product
Ice cream ball
Ice cream dispenser
Ice cream helping
Ice cream parlor unit
Ice cream portion
Ice cream serving
Ice cream shop tool
Ice cream tool
Ice cream utensil
Ice-cream implement
Ice-cream measure
Ice-cream portion
Ice-cream server
Ice-cream serving utensil
Ice-cream unit
Ice-cream utensil
Ice cream shop employee
Ice cream shop employee, e.g.
Item carried by a dog walker
Item near a litter box
Ice cream store employees
Items for urban dog-walkers
Ice cream cone portions
Ice-cream servers
It's designed for two cheeks
Iceboat
It might cause a buzz around town
Inches closer, maybe
Italian card game
INSTRUMENT for visual examination (word root)
It will have you seeing things
Investigated, with "out"
"Inherit the Wind" inspiration
Ironing mishap
It changes with goals
It may be tallied or settled
It may be tied
It might need to be settled
It's often tied
It has many diamond figures
It includes many ballpark figures
Item accompanying a pencil in miniature golf
Item sold at stadiums
Item in a Yahtzee box
Its headings may be "We" and "They"
Indefinitely large groups.
It helps you track points
It may be heaped on one
It may be heaped on someone
Insist on a gluten-free diet?
Internet troll, essentially
IRS business designation
Ill-fated U.S. submarine of 1968
Insect with a stinger-shaped reproductive organ
Inverness dweller
Inverness inhabitant
Inverness inhabitant, e.g.
Inverness resident
Irvine Welsh or J. K. Rowling, e.g.
Ingredient in a Rusty Nail
It's often served with soda
It has a national tradition of ritual insults called "flyting"
Inverness inhabitants
Isle of Skye natives
It's spoken in Aberdeen
"Ivanhoe" author
"Ivanhoe" author Sir Walter
"Ivanhoe" author Walter
"Ivanhoe" novelist
"Ivanhoe" penner
"Ivanhoe" writer
Ivanhoe creator
Ivanhoe novelist Sir Walter
Ivanhoe's creator
Ice skating Olympian of '84
IMITATE Scottish ways
Iron or wheelbarrow alternative
Italian diva Renata
Italian soprano Renata
Idaho mountain
inhabitant of Liverpool
Intel collectors
It begins "On my honor …"
It starts "On my honor, I will do my best ..."
It's definitely not a yacht
It's full of garbage
It's got a flat bottom
Intimidating expression
Its original name was Criss Cross Words
Inexpensive cut of lamb, usually from its neck
"I said 'go!'"
Impolite "goodbye"
Impolite dismissal
{I}Cackle fruit, wreck 'em
Issue a panicked takeoff order, figuratively
Industrial city of Pennsylvania.
Important item in steelmaking.
It may be converted into currency
It might be placed in a book
It's being collected again.
It's good only for its waste value
Ice removal tool
Ice remover
Ice-clearing tool
Ice-removing tool
Ice-removing gadgets
Item in steelmaking.
It might be used for scribbling
"Ice Age" rodent
"Ice Age" saber-toothed squirrel
"Ice Age" squirrel
"I sat in some poison ivy," said Tom _____
"It'll never work" at the pool hall?
Illegible signature
Illegible writing
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