| Its motto is "Manly deeds, womanly words" | 51 |
| Increase your earnings immediately with cigarettes! | 51 |
| Its signal is the same as that for "safe" | 51 |
| It's longer than a Kurzgeschichte (short story) | 51 |
| It results when a bowler neither strikes nor spares | 51 |
| It may list sped-up terms and conditions at the end | 51 |
| Increase business/Run into little dog's liquor? | 51 |
| Investing all one's money in a penny stock, say | 51 |
| Iris Murdoch's "The ___ Love Machine" | 51 |
| Isabel who co-starred in "The Jeffersons" | 51 |
| It's a little over an hour flying time from LAX | 51 |
| In cahoots w/Warner or Elektra, one time or another | 51 |
| In Britain they're called thieves' kitchens | 51 |
| It may say ''MAKE $1,000 A DAY!!!'' | 51 |
| Important measure when one plans to remove clothing | 51 |
| It means "traveling companion" in Russian | 51 |
| It's called in a political convention roll call | 51 |
| Its debut airing was "Gone With the Wind" | 51 |
| It might be seen out of the corner of one's eye | 51 |
| It uses 20 different end rhymes for "ore" | 51 |
| It shows a book's name, author, publisher, etc. | 51 |
| Item that coyotes can purchase via mail, apparently | 51 |
| It puts the "ow" in "rush hour" | 51 |
| It might be covered in peanut butter in the kitchen | 51 |
| Is active without making progress or falling behind | 51 |
| Its "final test" is ridicule, per Mencken | 51 |
| Internet inventor Vint Cerf's alma mater: Abbr. | 51 |
| Instrument made by the companies Mahalo and Lanikai | 51 |
| In ___ veritas ("In wine there is truth") | 51 |
| Isaac Bashevis Singer's "Yeshiva Boy" | 51 |
| Isaac Asimov mystery "Murder at the ___" | 50 |
| Irene ___ ("A Scandal in Bohemia" woman) | 50 |
| Item that may be connected to a car's ignition | 50 |
| It was founded as the Pittsburgh Reduction Company | 50 |
| It's between Mason City and Des Moines on I-35 | 50 |
| Its third Mon. is when the Boston Marathon is held | 50 |
| It's east of Colombia's northernmost point | 50 |
| Inattentive "at the switch," in a saying | 50 |
| If they're boring, they're doing their job | 50 |
| Its slogan is "Hasn't Scratched Yet" | 50 |
| Irascible ''St. Elsewhere'' doctor | 50 |
| Its theme is The Who's "Who Are You" | 50 |
| Inspiration for a "Jackass" stunt, maybe | 50 |
| Israeli military leader with a trademark eye patch | 50 |
| It was the capital of British India after Calcutta | 50 |
| Investigate deeply (with ''into'') | 50 |
| Israeli foreign minister during the Yom Kippur War | 50 |
| It may be inflated, deflated, massaged, or bruised | 50 |
| Its passengers might wait in the King David Lounge | 50 |
| It accounts for twelve years of schooling, briefly | 50 |
| Interns at the rock club Toad's Place, perhaps | 50 |
| If's frequent companion, in a computer program | 50 |
| iMac user's "Stickies" message, e.g. | 50 |
| It was attached to "while," a while back | 50 |
| It begins "In the days of Ahasuerus ..." | 50 |
| It's seen on the monkey in "Aladdin" | 50 |
| Its flag has a Union Jack in the upper-left corner | 50 |
| Ice-T's role on 'Law & Order: SVU' | 50 |
| It's 10 on the modified Mohs scale of hardness | 50 |
| It's about $14 trillion annually, for the U.S. | 50 |
| It's Mongolian for "waterless place" | 50 |
| It helps you when you're going places, briefly | 50 |
| It's "tachin' up" in a 1964 song | 50 |
| Island that the U.S. military covers nearly 30% of | 50 |
| Info request from a computer dating service: Abbr. | 50 |
| It was dissolved during the Napoleonic Wars: Abbr. | 50 |
| Its license plates say "Famous Potatoes" | 50 |
| Isaac Asimov book made into a 2004 Will Smith film | 50 |
| Its anthem is "The Reign of Our Emperor" | 50 |
| Instrument that might make Bird sound like a goose | 50 |
| It might prevent a boxer from getting into a fight | 50 |
| It rhymes with "Chevy" in a classic song | 50 |
| Industrial or computer processing sequence (abbr.) | 50 |
| It's handed down from generation to generation | 50 |
| It lost out to "Patton" for Best Picture | 50 |
| Its first headquarters was called Hitsville U.S.A. | 50 |
| It has six of the seven rainbow colors in its logo | 50 |
| It lobbied for MLK Day to become a federal holiday | 50 |
| In what country are Chinese gooseberries produced? | 50 |
| It's between the British Isles and Scandinavia | 50 |
| It has an "All Songs Considered" podcast | 50 |
| Instrument often described as "mournful" | 50 |
| It's hard to teach one new tricks, so they say | 50 |
| Ian Hunter's "___ Bitten, Twice Shy" | 50 |
| Interjection used for years to market Sasson Jeans | 50 |
| It can precede or follow ''to be'' | 50 |
| It was first performed at Whitehall Palace in 1604 | 50 |
| It might clear things up for a high school student | 50 |
| It can assist in your enjoyment of some psych rock | 50 |
| Indiana town where Cole Porter was born and buried | 50 |
| It may say ''Wish you were here!'' | 50 |
| It's periodically observed in Hollywood: Abbr. | 50 |
| Item sported to support Britain's Comic Relief | 50 |
| It's glossy for a tailor but not for a painter | 50 |
| Instrument with a solo during "Maneater" | 50 |
| It may lead to a term ending with "gate" | 50 |
| It's where "EastEnders" can be found | 50 |
| Institutions where ax-wielder Lizzie got educated? | 50 |
| It's white, puffy, and looks good in a kitchen | 50 |
| It might be answered "Muy bien, gracias" | 50 |