| It's far from "a little off the top" | 50 |
| Initials among crooked bankers about to get busted | 50 |
| Industrialist Eaton and hockeyist Denneny, to pals | 50 |
| It's worth three fewer points than a touchdown | 50 |
| Important post-contact parts of strokes and serves | 50 |
| Irish golfer who won the Open Championship in 1947 | 50 |
| Italian Baroque painter known for ceiling frescoes | 50 |
| I __ him about never playing Ping-Pong with me ... | 50 |
| Indignant reply to a request for free sock repair? | 50 |
| It helps determine how much tax you owe the I.R.S. | 50 |
| Irish writer who coined the word "quark" | 50 |
| In full, carpentry tool slipped into a gap (2,1,5) | 50 |
| International conference site in Switzerland, 1925 | 50 |
| Ilsa __, Bergman's "Casablanca" role | 50 |
| Italian town where Napoleon defeated the Austrians | 50 |
| Irritating "Grey's Anatomy" nickname | 50 |
| Important key (and key to this puzzle's theme) | 50 |
| In other words, mom or dad will have to operate it | 50 |
| It typically involves repetitive behavior, briefly | 50 |
| It begins "A well regulated Militia ..." | 50 |
| Item claimed to hold 12 times its weight in liquid | 50 |
| It's usually not needed with an electric razor | 50 |
| It prompted a flood of "Psycho" analysis | 50 |
| It's off the main drag (and two kinds of cars) | 50 |
| Instrument played on "Sgt. Pepper's" | 50 |
| Instrument often played while sitting on the floor | 50 |
| It might bring you to the verge of a steep decline | 50 |
| It may read "Add 2-3 inches in 3 weeks!" | 50 |
| Impatient leprechaun's concern on an airplane? | 50 |
| It means "resplendent land" in Sinhalese | 50 |
| It's been out of commission since 2003 (abbr.) | 50 |
| In K.C. it's black and white and read all over | 50 |
| It's associated with some magnets and magnates | 50 |
| In which "journey" is "safari" | 50 |
| Item seen on the 30-yard line when the game starts | 50 |
| It comes "after me," in a Louis XV quote | 50 |
| It may be abbreviated "H," on a calendar | 50 |
| Iron Maiden's "Hallowed Be ___ Name" | 50 |
| It fell on Neil Armstrong in the summer of '69 | 50 |
| It'll reach maturity in no more than ten years | 50 |
| Its name means ''Eastern capital'' | 50 |
| It might need two hands to be removed from a shelf | 50 |
| It's carried across the globe every four years | 50 |
| Its common extensions are the theme of this puzzle | 50 |
| It published its first issue on September 15, 1982 | 50 |
| Its alma mater is "Blue and Gold": Abbr. | 50 |
| It's known as the Ship With the Mighty Stinger | 50 |
| Its subtitle is "A Novel Without a Hero" | 50 |
| Iconic Pink Floyd album/tour, with "The" | 50 |
| In a ___, there's lots of ___ in the machinery | 50 |
| I always thought he'd __ out on me in fear ... | 50 |
| It was originally produced to preserve excess milk | 50 |
| Impersonator in "Little Red Riding Hood" | 50 |
| Instruments played at theaters during silent films | 50 |
| Indie rock's Someone Still Loves You Boris ___ | 50 |
| Informal contraction equivalent to "see" | 50 |
| Indication that one is being rubbed the right way | 49 |
| It starts with "Marley was dead . . . " | 49 |
| It ends with Lear heading out into stormy weather | 49 |
| It traditionally translates to "O come" | 49 |
| Image in the center of Armenia's coat of arms | 49 |
| It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics | 49 |
| Its coat of arms includes a marlin and a flamingo | 49 |
| Island of the Bahamas whose capital is Alice Town | 49 |
| It might come straight from the horse's mouth | 49 |
| Italian city after which a deli offering is named | 49 |
| In a ___, there's no shortage of ___ to drink | 49 |
| It's often turned upside down when not in use | 49 |
| Instrument named for its similarity to a chestnut | 49 |
| It's often flavored with vanilla and cinnamon | 49 |
| It's for those who can't handle the truth | 49 |
| Its website has a "Rodents 101" section | 49 |
| Insecticide whose spelled-out name has 31 letters | 49 |
| If it's outstanding, it's really not good | 49 |
| It was Genentech's stock ticker symbol, aptly | 49 |
| It's been extinct since the late 17th century | 49 |
| Island discovered on Columbus's second voyage | 49 |
| It starts by "springing forward": abbr. | 49 |
| Israeli statesman born in Cape Town, South Africa | 49 |
| Israel's first United Nations ambassador Abba | 49 |
| Italian author of "The Prague Cemetery" | 49 |
| Ice cream known as Dreyer's on the West Coast | 49 |
| It was established with the Treaty of Rome: Abbr. | 49 |
| Inspiration for "The French Connection" | 49 |
| Impersonators grow their sideburns to imitate him | 49 |
| Important considerations in Cy Young Award voting | 49 |
| Its flag features an olive branch inside a wreath | 49 |
| It was first publicly performed in Vienna in 1805 | 49 |
| It rhymes with its preceding and following letter | 49 |
| Import with a "cavallino rampante" logo | 49 |
| It loses to an open hand in rock, paper, scissors | 49 |
| It helps you when you're going places (abbr.) | 49 |
| It has an analytical writing component, for short | 49 |
| Island "where America's day begins" | 49 |
| It's guarded by the three-headed dog Cerberus | 49 |
| It gets pulled out in times of extreme depression | 49 |
| Its national anthem is "Jana Gana Mana" | 49 |
| Its two halves usually aren't the same length | 49 |
| It's between the Missouri and the Mississippi | 49 |
| Its HQ is on Washington's Constitution Avenue | 49 |