| In that role, with "as" | 33 |
| In Texas, they're "upon you" | 42 |
| In sync with a Ventura County city | 34 |
| In spite of the fact that, for short | 36 |
| In spite of the fact that, briefly | 34 |
| In song, words before "a wiz there was" | 49 |
| In song, she gets what she wants | 32 |
| In song, it's good for absolutely nothing | 45 |
| In song, it 'saw me standing alone' | 43 |
| In some renderings, she holds Nike in her palm | 46 |
| In some common women's office attire | 40 |
| In slanguage, a heavy financial loss | 36 |
| In Sicily it's about 10,920 ft. high | 40 |
| In romance poetry, a frequent rhyme for June | 44 |
| In respect to, with ''of'' | 42 |
| In reality, it can't be flown | 33 |
| In pursuit of a roof beam designer? | 35 |
| In possession of a well-behaved parasite? | 41 |
| In position, as the British might say | 37 |
| In position to inherit the throne, say | 38 |
| In position for an inheritance, maybe | 37 |
| In phrases, something to share or hit | 37 |
| In other words, it'll break in 24 hours | 43 |
| In other words, it comes in 100 tiny pieces | 43 |
| In other words, in Ovid's words | 35 |
| In other words, in Caesar's words | 37 |
| IN OTHER WORDS, HE'S A FINE FATHER | 38 |
| In opposition to, with "of" | 37 |
| In one's head, as opposed to on paper | 41 |
| In one's "birthday suit" | 38 |
| In one word, "I told you so!" | 39 |
| In one end and out the other, for short | 39 |
| In one end and out the other, briefly | 37 |
| In on, with ''to'' | 34 |
| In old show biz, he was no dummy | 32 |
| In New Zealand, it means “normal” | 41 |
| In need of some vitamin D, perhaps | 34 |
| In need of some manscaping, perhaps | 35 |
| In need of some black coffee, perhaps | 37 |
| In need of nourishment, most likely | 35 |
| In need of more time in the dryer | 33 |
| In need of Dr. Scholl's products | 36 |
| In need of charging, as a cell phone | 36 |
| In need of a manssiere from too much cheap beer? | 48 |
| In need of a fine-tooth comb, maybe | 35 |
| In myth, loser of a shouting match with Hermes | 46 |
| In myth, killer of his own mother, Clytemnestra | 47 |
| In myth, her tears created the morning dew | 42 |
| In myth she was turned into a spring | 36 |
| In myth she was changed into a nightingale | 42 |
| In myth he flew too close to the sun | 36 |
| In Mexico, you take it lying down | 33 |
| In metaphysics, the external world | 34 |
| In math, the sum of a number of terms | 37 |
| In many an English manor's garden | 37 |
| In Manhattan's residential section | 38 |
| In losing a race she won a husband | 35 |
| In literature, the personification of purity | 44 |
| In legend, he sold his soul to the devil | 40 |
| In legend he sold his soul to the devil | 39 |
| In Key West it's known as the Overseas Hwy. | 47 |
| In jail for scalping Packers tickets? | 37 |
| In its original form, as a movie | 32 |
| In it, feet are divisions of a meter | 36 |
| In his office, she noticed a ... | 32 |
| In her corset, actress Beatrice was _____ | 41 |
| In heaven, in some Christmas carols | 35 |
| In full duration, like a pregnancy | 34 |
| In front of Ronnie Wood, at times | 33 |
| In fractions, what 12 is to 6 and 4 (abbr.) | 43 |
| In fiction, diction was her affliction | 38 |
| In favor of the first book?: Abbr. | 34 |
| In favor of governmental spending, say | 38 |
| In Dun & Bradstreet's files | 35 |
| In debt up to one's eyeballs | 32 |
| In debt due to an inaccurate tax return? | 40 |
| In danger at layoff time, perhaps | 33 |
| In custody of, as a library patron | 34 |
| In crystal form, it's rock candy | 36 |
| In contradiction to, with “with” | 40 |
| In conflict with, with "of" | 37 |
| In Cleveland, I am on dusty infield (7) | 39 |
| In class, they can be taken or taken away | 41 |
| In cartoons, a whistle may follow it | 36 |
| In cahoots w/Warner or Elektra at various points | 48 |
| In British lingo, it's stingo | 33 |
| In bridge, the player on the dealer's right | 47 |
| In Boston, this makes a god out of a guard | 42 |
| In bits and pieces, as documents | 32 |
| In biology, it's applied to a genus | 39 |
| In billiards, what the English call English | 43 |
| In better condition, to collectors | 34 |
| In bad company, to Ambrose Bierce | 33 |
| In any case, with "at" | 32 |
| In an undetermined place, in dialect | 36 |
| In an offensively malodorous manner | 35 |
| In an innovative and memorable way | 34 |
| In an extremely well-done manner | 32 |
| In an excessively fulfilling way | 32 |
| In an embarrassing position, maybe | 34 |