Inspires, with "up" | 29 |
It's formed when clenched | 29 |
In thin, flat pieces, as fish | 29 |
It's seen at the Olympics | 29 |
It's attractive to a moth | 29 |
It may make your boxers itchy | 29 |
Items in the Rose Bowl parade | 29 |
It may come with a Gold Medal | 29 |
Inconsequential entertainment | 29 |
Ian Anderson's instrument | 29 |
It requires a digital display | 29 |
It may get by on chicken feed | 29 |
It's spent on the Riviera | 29 |
It may be for outgoing people | 29 |
Item in a box in the basement | 29 |
It may blow when it's hot | 29 |
It's faster than a canter | 29 |
Indiana city on Lake Michigan | 29 |
Item replaced after a fill-up | 29 |
It's removed to pump fuel | 29 |
It's opened for a fill-up | 29 |
It's frequently filled up | 29 |
It's usually read monthly | 29 |
It's drained by traveling | 29 |
Insurer with a caveman mascot | 29 |
It might make your hair blond | 29 |
In "Absolute Power" | 29 |
Impetuous person's advice | 29 |
Italian coachbuilder Giacinto | 29 |
It joins the Colorado at Yuma | 29 |
It's often seen in sheets | 29 |
It may require several drafts | 29 |
It may bring an act to an end | 29 |
Instrument often left hanging | 29 |
It's a white-collar crime | 29 |
It's big in Latin America | 29 |
Island discovered by Columbus | 29 |
Important name in fairy tales | 29 |
Intersecting vaults' edge | 29 |
Island discovered by Magellan | 29 |
It helps you change the locks | 29 |
Its capital is Port-au-Prince | 29 |
It makes angels light-headed? | 29 |
Items often done in gold leaf | 29 |
Instrument for a Marx Brother | 29 |
Instruments with many strings | 29 |
It makes waste, it's said | 29 |
Idiomatic reason to slow down | 29 |
Item sometimes worn backwards | 29 |
It shows "Big Love" | 29 |
It was tested on Bikini, 1954 | 29 |
Inflation's effect: Abbr. | 29 |
It's usually inadmissible | 29 |
Intentionally vague statement | 29 |
It's sometimes called for | 29 |
It rises and falls in fashion | 29 |
It's sometimes rounded up | 29 |
It doesn't sell Band-Aids | 29 |
It may be behind the bookcase | 29 |
India's official language | 29 |
It may be printed upside-down | 29 |
Informal "Welcome!" | 29 |
Initials on a limey's cap | 29 |
It'll help turn up a plot | 29 |
It can help you make your bed | 29 |
It might be behind a windmill | 29 |
Ian of "The Hobbit" | 29 |
It's right before the end | 29 |
It comes before skip and jump | 29 |
Internet programming language | 29 |
It may be connected to Christ | 29 |
Influential songwriter Curtis | 29 |
Immobilized by a storm, maybe | 29 |
It may be dragged and dropped | 29 |
It's often double-clicked | 29 |
It can be dragged and dropped | 29 |
Inventor's starting point | 29 |
It can be good, bad or bright | 29 |
It may be bounced off someone | 29 |
Inventor's stock-in-trade | 29 |
Innovations' originations | 29 |
It means "peculiar" | 29 |
It helps you claim a suitcase | 29 |
Its headquarters are in Delft | 29 |
It's moving at the movies | 29 |
Insect's post-pupal stage | 29 |
Irreverent talk show host Don | 29 |
It's often found in a bar | 29 |
Invisible or indelible fluids | 29 |
Internal Casting Crowns song? | 29 |
It usually precedes a subject | 29 |
It's blown up for viewing | 29 |
It keeps you from your dreams | 29 |
I.R.S. charge, perhaps: Abbr. | 29 |
Its logo is five rings: Abbr. | 29 |
It may have an extra electron | 29 |
Item in an electric discharge | 29 |
It may lose or gain electrons | 29 |
It can have pluses or minuses | 29 |
Isle where Saint Columba died | 29 |