Interviewer in some mock interviews | 35 |
Incapable of even trying a combover | 35 |
It's good to start off with one | 35 |
It can be "bellied up" to | 35 |
It's only effective when lifted | 35 |
It might be used for tracking shots | 35 |
Indiana senator who retired in 2011 | 35 |
It's a good idea to sleep on it | 35 |
It's the most likely to succeed | 35 |
It's often laid on someone else | 35 |
It might make you forget your lines | 35 |
It might make the torso seem moreso | 35 |
It's removed when making hominy | 35 |
It has three sides and a hard shell | 35 |
It may be turned down on the street | 35 |
It may be finished, in an ad: Abbr. | 35 |
It's massive and relatively hot | 35 |
It may get stuck in a movie theater | 35 |
It's played by someone on base? | 35 |
It makes frequent stops in the city | 35 |
It doesn't take long to process | 35 |
It may be called on account of rain | 35 |
It often has trig as a prerequisite | 35 |
Israelite at the conquest of Canaan | 35 |
Islamic leader from the Golden St.? | 35 |
It's allowed in some courtrooms | 35 |
It's off the Sorrento Peninsula | 35 |
Island off the Sorrentine Peninsula | 35 |
It can get you into and out of jams | 35 |
It may include a five-point harness | 35 |
Its employees are often in the pits | 35 |
Inspector Clouseau's manservant | 35 |
It's known for its intelligence | 35 |
It's usually first on the staff | 35 |
Impetus to review safety procedures | 35 |
It's clear when danger subsides | 35 |
Inaugural baseball Hall of Famer Ty | 35 |
Imogene who starred with Sid Caesar | 35 |
It's "the real thing" | 35 |
It's no good when it's flat | 35 |
It may keep new parents up at night | 35 |
It's not exactly rocket science | 35 |
It might be set up for a houseguest | 35 |
It's often practiced on a dummy | 35 |
Image on Oregon's state quarter | 35 |
Inscription on stained glass, maybe | 35 |
It's called Hrvatska by natives | 35 |
It's rolled out at a patisserie | 35 |
It's worth five double-sawbucks | 35 |
It has six faces and might be sweet | 35 |
It's thrown at a bull's-eye | 35 |
Indoor game much seen on English TV | 35 |
It doesn't involve an overnight | 35 |
Initials on a dentist's diploma | 35 |
Its disappearance aided bald eagles | 35 |
It's tough to be in a lot of it | 35 |
It often begins with "B." | 35 |
Impressionist painter of ballerinas | 35 |
It's acr. the bay from Cape May | 35 |
Its busiest street is Chandni Chowk | 35 |
Investigate (with "into") | 35 |
It's open for discussion (Var.) | 35 |
Initials linked to Watson and Crick | 35 |
It's knocked over intentionally | 35 |
Illuminated word on a street corner | 35 |
Item used in basement waterproofing | 35 |
It's before world and after day | 35 |
It's out of the mouths of babes | 35 |
Irene of 'My Favorite Wife' | 35 |
It's used to find the right key | 35 |
It's got the sun in the morning | 35 |
Iacocca's successor at Chrysler | 35 |
Irene Lorenzo's Queens neighbor | 35 |
It's considerably bigger than D | 35 |
It's sometimes smoked in Sweden | 35 |
It's a matter of personal pride | 35 |
It might get in the way of progress | 35 |
It may produce "I" strain | 35 |
Its flag is green, white and orange | 35 |
It shows a change of heart, briefly | 35 |
It's measured in amperes: Abbr. | 35 |
Imp at literature's Plaza Hotel | 35 |
It can come after no one or someone | 35 |
It doesn't leave a paper trail? | 35 |
Incorporate, as a picture in a blog | 35 |
Improve a thesis' quality, e.g. | 35 |
It may be applied across the board? | 35 |
Items found off-center in symmetry? | 35 |
It may be studied as a second lang. | 35 |
It usually shows more detail: Abbr. | 35 |
It may come with more than one side | 35 |
It gets opened before some speeches | 35 |
It's comprised of ages and ages | 35 |
It provides mileage ratings (abbr.) | 35 |
Indulge in character assassination? | 35 |
It may help when changing your mind | 35 |
Inspiration for poets and musicians | 35 |
I - I connector of palindromic fame | 35 |
It may come before "long" | 35 |
It most definitely is not fast food | 35 |