| 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 |
| Immigrants' prep class, perhaps | 35 |
| It's not part of the usual five | 35 |
| It's disproved with Zener cards | 35 |
| Inits. for an armchair quarterback? | 35 |
| In ___ (Latin "actually") | 35 |
| It's in the neighborhood: Abbr. | 35 |
| It's anybody's guess: Abbr. | 35 |
| Isabella d'___ (Titian subject) | 35 |
| It's used for shortening: Abbr. | 35 |
| Inaccurate verb in a toy's name | 35 |
| It may be delayed by a storm: Abbr. | 35 |
| Its commercials have talking babies | 35 |
| It may be used for pins and needles | 35 |
| It takes three tricks to get a hand | 35 |
| It stretches from Iberia to Siberia | 35 |
| It's somewhat less than a pound | 35 |
| It sounds just like "you" | 35 |
| It's often marked with a number | 35 |
| It's often closed for the night | 35 |
| It may improve if you have contacts | 35 |
| Its approval is often sought: Abbr. | 35 |
| It causes adrenaline to be released | 35 |
| Insert coins in, as a parking meter | 35 |
| Island neighbor of Tonga and Tuvalu | 35 |
| Image on many Oregon license plates | 35 |
| Important part of a slide projector | 35 |
| It's sometimes "junk" | 35 |
| It may be happening under the table | 35 |
| Invisible barrier in a sci-fi movie | 35 |
| It's 7-10 on the Beaufort scale | 35 |
| It may have a remote-activated door | 35 |
| Indiana birthplace of the Jackson 5 | 35 |
| It's easy to get down from them | 35 |
| It may be passed from father to son | 35 |
| Inheritance from one's parents? | 35 |
| It's got a lot of angles: Abbr. | 35 |
| It's eight hours later than PST | 35 |
| Indian state once owned by Portugal | 35 |
| It involves a lot of Sunday drivers | 35 |
| Insect whose larvae destroy foliage | 35 |
| It's useful when you break down | 35 |
| Invites to one's apartment, say | 35 |
| It may be filled with money or hair | 35 |
| It's sometimes passed for money | 35 |
| It's not right to say on a farm | 35 |
| It may be found just above the knee | 35 |
| It could be the best or worst layer | 35 |
| It comes between Hannah and Sisters | 35 |
| It might be said while waving on TV | 35 |
| In need of some manscaping, perhaps | 35 |
| It's perpetrated by a prankster | 35 |
| It may leave a noticeable plot hole | 35 |
| It may be paid or extended, or both | 35 |
| Ian of "Chariots of Fire" | 35 |
| It means "Out of my way!" | 35 |
| It's good to graduate with them | 35 |
| It may be taken before bed to relax | 35 |
| Island in the western Mediterranean | 35 |
| It might be found all over a sponge | 35 |
| It's symbolized by a light bulb | 35 |
| Inventor's "step one" | 35 |
| It popped into Descartes's head | 35 |
| In other words, in Ovid's words | 35 |
| It shouldn't be taken literally | 35 |
| It may be scrutinized on a carousel | 35 |
| Images of the Eastern Church (Var.) | 35 |
| Internet commenter's initialism | 35 |
| Interpretation of a dog's growl | 35 |
| It's good to hear after a spill | 35 |
| International powerhouse in cricket | 35 |
| It might help you catch your breath | 35 |
| ItÂ’s not needed in e-publishing | 35 |
| It's often measured by a tailor | 35 |
| It's in the eye of the beholder | 35 |
| It began in Europe around 1200 B.C. | 35 |
| It began around 1100 B.C. in Europe | 35 |
| Indication that the haze has lifted | 35 |
| It might have a single coconut tree | 35 |
| It could cause some head scratching | 35 |
| Inventory stock, in adventure games | 35 |
| It's behind Sosa 81 days a year | 35 |
| It's next to Connecticut Avenue | 35 |
| Its front got a makeover in '06 | 35 |
| It's often made to fit the mold | 35 |
| It's tough to keep up with them | 35 |
| It was instant, according to Lennon | 35 |
| It may tinkle if you apply pressure | 35 |
| It may be filled with a garden hose | 35 |
| It opened on Broadway Dec. 30, 1948 | 35 |