| Instrument that knocks Tom Brady down? | 38 |
| It comes before vadis and after status | 38 |
| Inside-out symbol of hope in the ninth | 38 |
| It's illegal at some intersections | 38 |
| If they look like you they may be dead | 38 |
| Investment adviser's determination | 38 |
| It's worth at least a couple bucks | 38 |
| It's on the first floor of a motel | 38 |
| It may be filled with saucers and such | 38 |
| It's good only for its waste value | 38 |
| Its new name begins "Willis" | 38 |
| It may be hard for one person to carry | 38 |
| It's an asset when it's common | 38 |
| Independent country since June 5, 2006 | 38 |
| It'll have its members in stitches | 38 |
| Idyllic valley in the Kunlun Mountains | 38 |
| It may be said with the wave of a hand | 38 |
| It may be just what the doctor ordered | 38 |
| Inability to go when others are around | 38 |
| It may be blocked when you have a cold | 38 |
| Indications that the police are coming | 38 |
| It doesn't really represent change | 38 |
| It's invested by those in the know | 38 |
| It starts in Yellowstone National Park | 38 |
| Indicated a lack of conscious thought? | 38 |
| Installs "outdoor carpeting" | 38 |
| It's sometimes written in the sand | 38 |
| Indulge in reckless, youthful behavior | 38 |
| It may be filtered into its own folder | 38 |
| It may be announced by tapping a glass | 38 |
| Its flag has four bo tree leaves on it | 38 |
| Identity thief's pay dirt, briefly | 38 |
| Identifier first issued in 1936: Abbr. | 38 |
| ID in the form "xxx-xx-xxxx" | 38 |
| It began commercial service in '76 | 38 |
| Items for a transportation museum, now | 38 |
| India's Telangana, as of June 2014 | 38 |
| Item swapped for Richard's kingdom | 38 |
| It might be picked up while hooking up | 38 |
| Industrial Revolution-era power source | 38 |
| Intentionally easy-to-beat adversaries | 38 |
| It can be treated with warm compresses | 38 |
| Ingredient in steak and kidney pudding | 38 |
| It's usually not made in the shade | 38 |
| Ill-fated "Seinfeld" fiancee | 38 |
| It's usually closed before leaving | 38 |
| Initials of a noted "Wizard" | 38 |
| Is a student in a housekeeping course? | 38 |
| Its façade was once owned by Desilu | 38 |
| Item under a tent, on a wet campground | 38 |
| It's rolled out during rain delays | 38 |
| It gets a new position upon graduation | 38 |
| It sometimes depicts a dragon or tiger | 38 |
| It might be covered in a job interview | 38 |
| It can be for two or for the Tillerman | 38 |
| It follows Georgia in higher education | 38 |
| It might be sung on one's birthday | 38 |
| It offers goods under a canvas shelter | 38 |
| Inventor of a coil that bears his name | 38 |
| It's often spoken into microphones | 38 |
| It's dangerous to do while driving | 38 |
| It often featured anthropomorphic cows | 38 |
| International Court of Justice setting | 38 |
| It lasted for over three million years | 38 |
| It might be picked up at a restauarant | 38 |
| Injury sometimes caused by an arsonist | 38 |
| It's always sold in mint condition | 38 |
| Interval between two related phenomena | 38 |
| It may wear down after too much travel | 38 |
| It might result in tinnitus, for short | 38 |
| It can make molehills out of mountains | 38 |
| Improvisatory piece of classical music | 38 |
| Idiom for a neologist taking a siesta? | 38 |
| It goes a long way before the Olympics | 38 |
| Its title character is an opera singer | 38 |
| Its ads compare cereal bowl quantities | 38 |
| It flies over the Élysée Palace | 38 |
| Italian city, former U.N. protectorate | 38 |
| It goes through lots of luggage: Abbr. | 38 |
| Its child is "full of grace" | 38 |
| It's hard for some people to carry | 38 |
| It was bought out by American Airlines | 38 |
| Information gleaned from a dating site | 38 |
| Initials of a former Mideast coalition | 38 |
| Isaac Brock's "Casanova" | 38 |
| Inuit for "women's boat" | 38 |
| International group annulled restraint | 38 |
| International aid org.: 1943–47 | 38 |
| Interesting but unknown part of a tale | 38 |
| It's scanned in a store, for short | 38 |
| In Manhattan's residential section | 38 |
| It often starts with "http:" | 38 |
| It has a big mouth but can't speak | 38 |
| It may be found in a box on the street | 38 |
| Info that may be stored with passwords | 38 |
| Indians who gave their name to a state | 38 |
| Institution founded by Thos. Jefferson | 38 |
| Item to fulfill one's dyeing wish? | 38 |
| It's afforded by a scenic overlook | 38 |
| Intelligent, creative sort, supposedly | 38 |