| Instrument usually made from African blackwood | 46 |
| Instrument for the "Swan Lake" theme | 46 |
| Its commemorative quarter depicts an astronaut | 46 |
| Ingredient in a McDonald's Quarter Pounder | 46 |
| Inspiration for Lennon's "Woman" | 46 |
| It may include an "undecided" option | 46 |
| Its state seal has a covered wagon and steamer | 46 |
| It flows into the Missouri near Jefferson City | 46 |
| It "hits the spot" per an old jingle | 46 |
| It looks like an omicron and iota superimposed | 46 |
| Italian city with a university founded in 1343 | 46 |
| Its Web site has a Back to School Central page | 46 |
| It's often measured in housing inspections | 46 |
| It can help you see things when you're out | 46 |
| It hasn't released a U.S. model since 1987 | 46 |
| It's usually due on the first of the month | 46 |
| Island where the British first settled America | 46 |
| It may be used for many unhappy returns: Abbr. | 46 |
| It covers the Constitutional amendment process | 46 |
| It covers about 20% of the Earth's surface | 46 |
| Include discreetly a Yankees ace on an e-mail? | 46 |
| Indian caste known for working as genealogists | 46 |
| It's "played" by finger-pointers | 46 |
| Intimate friendship between two guys, slangily | 46 |
| It may be avoided by keeping one's balance | 46 |
| Infamous "Jeopardy!" champion Arthur | 46 |
| It's shown on TV monitors at many airports | 46 |
| Island chain between Madagascar and Mozambique | 46 |
| It's made from an ear and put in the mouth | 46 |
| It's used for interlocking looped stitches | 46 |
| It's part of "The Divine Comedy" | 46 |
| Investment options for Batman's publisher? | 46 |
| Infant on the first "TV Guide" cover | 46 |
| It might make a report for a construction crew | 46 |
| Invaders in "The Martian Chronicles" | 46 |
| Initials of a Greek liberation army in W.W. II | 46 |
| Irresistible desire to look through a keyhole? | 46 |
| It's across the Peace Bridge from Buffalo | 46 |
| It became the campus of Cal State Monterey Bay | 46 |
| It offers more than republicans and democrats? | 46 |
| Immortalizer of Notre Dame's Four Horsemen | 46 |
| Is friendly (or maybe creepy) toward, silently | 46 |
| It's served steaming in a school cafeteria | 46 |
| It might be black and have left-right symmetry | 46 |
| Investigative division (and puzzle theme hint) | 46 |
| It's worth 10 points in Words With Friends | 46 |
| Inspirational subject of a William Gibson play | 46 |
| INSP: "His attorney filed some ___." | 46 |
| It opens Letterman’s “Viewer Mail” | 46 |
| Ilsa's last name in "Casablanca" | 46 |
| Improperly install improved computer programs? | 46 |
| It's not as restricted as classical ballet | 46 |
| It's a hoot when this produces a faux toot | 46 |
| It lasted through the reign of Marcus Aurelius | 46 |
| Indicator of how accurate a numerical guess is | 46 |
| It may involve sitting side-by-side on a bench | 46 |
| Inspector Clouseau movie, with "The" | 46 |
| Island settled by "Bounty" mutineers | 46 |
| Igneous rock that solidifies deep in the earth | 46 |
| It mentions the words "more perfect" | 46 |
| Institution to improve one's health [1938] | 46 |
| It's alright for fighting, sang Elton John | 46 |
| It's not friendly to Sarkozy at the moment | 46 |
| IRAs for people who work for themselves: Abbr. | 46 |
| It comes twice after "que" in a song | 46 |
| Instrument to fix a ship's location at sea | 46 |
| Irwin who wrote "Rich Man, Poor Man" | 46 |
| Injured basketball player's preoccupation? | 46 |
| Its motto is "Gateway to the Plains" | 46 |
| Instrument heard on "Norwegian Wood" | 46 |
| Instrument heard in "Paint It Black" | 46 |
| Instrument featured on "Rubber Soul" | 46 |
| It's generally inaudible to the characters | 46 |
| It may help you transfer your name and address | 46 |
| In myth, loser of a shouting match with Hermes | 46 |
| Insurance Institute for Highway Safety concern | 46 |
| Its slogan is "The Racer's Edge" | 46 |
| It follows the last word of each starred entry | 46 |
| Isolated flare up disrupted by expedition (11) | 46 |
| It's braised in a tomato and onion mixture | 46 |
| It falls under the veil of diplomatic immunity | 46 |
| Infection fighter that comes from a neck gland | 46 |
| It's used to cover a canvas in needlepoint | 46 |
| It's said to be true of change, part three | 46 |
| Its epilogue ends with "set me free" | 46 |
| It has reddish-orange flowers with black spots | 46 |
| It comes into play when there's a deadline | 46 |
| Ike & ___ Turner (1960's-70's duo) | 46 |
| Item component usually seen in threes or fours | 46 |
| It might have a face value of a thousand bucks | 46 |
| It might lower a car dealer's asking price | 46 |
| It's in an upright position during landing | 46 |
| I ___ Tenori (Domingo, Carreras and Pavarotti) | 46 |
| IT guy by day, Quidditch player at night, e.g. | 46 |
| It's tuned to "My dog has fleas" | 46 |
| Interning with "The Swimmer" author? | 46 |
| It usually starts with "wee wee wee" | 46 |
| It's sometimes colored red and blue: abbr. | 46 |
| Its motto is "Semper paratus": Abbr. | 46 |
| Inst. whose library is named after Adm. Nimitz | 46 |