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 |
It means "book" in Arabic | 35 |
It was under Japanese rule, 1910-45 | 35 |
Island bought by James Dole in 1922 | 35 |
It's signaled with a white flag | 35 |
It might break the camel's back | 35 |
It's measured in degrees: Abbr. | 35 |
It's known as the best medicine | 35 |
It's passed through generations | 35 |
Infamous first name among hoteliers | 35 |
It's named for a trapeze artist | 35 |
It requires some additional service | 35 |
Ian Thomas song about untrue people | 35 |
Island reef by the Lagoon of Venice | 35 |
It might be applied while puckering | 35 |
It includes one thing after another | 35 |
It may have gold in them thar hills | 35 |
It merged with AMC Theatres in 2006 | 35 |
Inner circle (with "the") | 35 |
In the __: part of the inner circle | 35 |
Italian "Cleopatra": 1954 | 35 |
It's between misery and company | 35 |
It helped Dr. Leary take some trips | 35 |
It closes some businesses in Europe | 35 |
Instrument made with a turtle shell | 35 |
It was transferred to China in 1999 | 35 |
It follows a ship's christening | 35 |
It might be found under an umbrella | 35 |
Island southeast of Gozo and Comino | 35 |
Island home of Hammett's falcon | 35 |
It's on the parson's parcel | 35 |
Insect that's 'praying' | 35 |
It sometimes leads to big dividends | 35 |
Israeli prime minister before Rabin | 35 |
Internet version of a bandwagon fad | 35 |
It may precede "pittance" | 35 |
It's formed by damming a stream | 35 |
It may create a buzz in the morning | 35 |
It's slightly bigger than a toy | 35 |
Island whose chief port is Mahón | 35 |
Illinois home of Black Hawk College | 35 |
It's seen in television studios | 35 |
Ike's British colleague in arms | 35 |
It's demonstrated by ring color | 35 |
Israel's counterpart to the CIA | 35 |