| It may be used with wireless devices | 36 |
| It has some feathers around the neck | 36 |
| It needs to be pushed to get started | 36 |
| Irish humanitarian who co-founded U2 | 36 |
| Island that's home to orangutans | 36 |
| It's usually filled with freight | 36 |
| It's associated with dens: Abbr. | 36 |
| Incidentally, in chat room shorthand | 36 |
| Impromptu, wide-ranging conversation | 36 |
| Instigator of '70s-'80s wars | 36 |
| Intrude, with ''in'' | 36 |
| Ibert's "Ports of ___" | 36 |
| It ends the first Monday in November | 36 |
| It behaves best with a good paddling | 36 |
| It's between a trot and a gallop | 36 |
| It may help get you through a course | 36 |
| Indulge, with ''to'' | 36 |
| Included in an online correspondence | 36 |
| Increasingly rare computer accessory | 36 |
| It's above a parakeet's beak | 36 |
| It may not be completely punched out | 36 |
| It could be pregnant only in Florida | 36 |
| Item in a West Potomac Park memorial | 36 |
| Individual way of leading a meeting? | 36 |
| It's for the soul, in literature | 36 |
| Italian ''So long!'' | 36 |
| Information sought by Hercule Poirot | 36 |
| It may contain Mercurys and Lincolns | 36 |
| Invention patented on March 14, 1794 | 36 |
| It no longer sells maize or mulberry | 36 |
| It often begins with "See" | 36 |
| Island sometimes called El Cocodrilo | 36 |
| Ingredient in a Long Island iced tea | 36 |
| It might come out of a small speaker | 36 |
| Italy's "Supreme Poet" | 36 |
| It may make you do something foolish | 36 |
| It's typically thrown eight feet | 36 |
| It's spread through spreadsheets | 36 |
| Information collection on a computer | 36 |
| In need of charging, as a cell phone | 36 |
| Idiom for no longer able to function | 36 |
| It concludes "Edwin Drood" | 36 |
| It means "passing through" | 36 |
| It takes the shape of a double helix | 36 |
| It used to be sung on street corners | 36 |
| Ignorant or foolish person, in slang | 36 |
| It may begin with a slap in the face | 36 |
| Irene of "I Remember Mama" | 36 |
| It's laid back on an angry horse | 36 |
| Instruction on a cake found by Alice | 36 |
| Internet company that acquired Skype | 36 |
| It rises in the Cantabrian Mountains | 36 |
| It means ''outside'' | 36 |
| It's on the Pan-American Highway | 36 |
| It's in a round red-rind wrapper | 36 |
| Inventor of the electric car battery | 36 |
| Its 1960 model was the last one made | 36 |
| Innovative furniture designer Aarnio | 36 |
| It's big in corporate management | 36 |
| Israeli seaport on the Gulf of Aqaba | 36 |
| Its first president was Douglas Hyde | 36 |
| Its in-flight magazine is Atmosphere | 36 |
| It doesn't operate on Yom Kippur | 36 |
| Italian island in the Tyrrhenian Sea | 36 |
| It's off the NE coast of Corsica | 36 |
| It's measured in amperes (abbr.) | 36 |
| It's seen on Michigan's flag | 36 |
| Inits. in '70s and '80s rock | 36 |
| Infiniti's infinity symbol, e.g. | 36 |
| Its labels include Angel and Capitol | 36 |
| Inspiration for "Clueless" | 36 |
| Identify with another's thoughts | 36 |
| It flaps its wings but can't fly | 36 |
| It may follow East or West in London | 36 |
| It's concerned with Hg emissions | 36 |
| It's hardly a cutting-edge sport | 36 |
| It's electrified at the Olympics | 36 |
| It may begin 'Here lies ...' | 36 |
| It's amazing if it's under 2 | 36 |
| Idle of ''Spamalot'' | 36 |
| Ireland, romantically and poetically | 36 |
| Infielders and outfielders make them | 36 |
| Immigrant's study, often (Abbr.) | 36 |
| Instruction manuals often come in it | 36 |
| Isabella d'___, Leonardo subject | 36 |
| It gives a banana its smell, for one | 36 |
| It might be checked by a limo driver | 36 |
| It may be printed on a ticket: Abbr. | 36 |
| It may be seen at the end of a list? | 36 |
| It's known locally as Mongibello | 36 |
| It blew up in the "Aeneid" | 36 |
| Identical antagonist in some fiction | 36 |
| It's pretty, but has a big mouth | 36 |
| Investigative journalist's piece | 36 |
| It may result in making new contacts | 36 |
| It goes in one era and out the other | 36 |
| It's usually close to the median | 36 |
| It moves along via a series of belts | 36 |
| It's done in France all the time | 36 |
| It penalizes obstruction of hydrants | 36 |