| It's usually less than four inches thick | 44 |
| It's not good to have in one's mouth | 44 |
| Instrument warmed up by rubbing (Tribute #8) | 44 |
| Incriminating evidence, with "the" | 44 |
| It's 4.0 for a straight-A student: Abbr. | 44 |
| It may be attached to a windshield, in brief | 44 |
| Its flag includes an image of a nutmeg clove | 44 |
| It runs the Federal Citizen Information Ctr. | 44 |
| It merged with Bell Atlantic to form Verizon | 44 |
| Its official languages are French and Creole | 44 |
| It has departments named Nord, Sud and Ouest | 44 |
| It's for children, in a Pat Benetar song | 44 |
| It's for children, in a Pat Benatar song | 44 |
| Intro to "Girl Friday," movie-wise | 44 |
| It might help you work through a rough patch | 44 |
| It might get you into more underground stuff | 44 |
| It often results in changes across the board | 44 |
| Its state quarter depicts a peregrine falcon | 44 |
| Irving Berlin's "When ___ You" | 44 |
| Its flag is a red stripe over a white stripe | 44 |
| Isle where several Scottish kings are buried | 44 |
| Its results commonly fall between 70 and 130 | 44 |
| It might be said when the light bulb goes on | 44 |
| It's symbolized by a red circle on white | 44 |
| Items sometimes tossed in strongman contests | 44 |
| It literally means "thing to wear" | 44 |
| Instruction to Kate in a Cole Porter musical | 44 |
| Island where Bill and Melinda Gates were wed | 44 |
| Its yearbook is called the "Gumbo" | 44 |
| Its motto is L'Étoile du Nord: Abbr. | 44 |
| In romance poetry, a frequent rhyme for June | 44 |
| It may not be able to pick up something tiny | 44 |
| Its insignia includes an orbiting spacecraft | 44 |
| Its flag says "Battle Born": Abbr. | 44 |
| It's not useful in a long shot situation | 44 |
| It may be seen, heard or spoken, in a saying | 44 |
| It's west of New York's East Village | 44 |
| Its first complete ed. was published in 1928 | 44 |
| It precedes "the land of the free" | 44 |
| Island town whose sign boasts a giant potato | 44 |
| It's believable that it's not butter | 44 |
| It's at the top of Pascal's triangle | 44 |
| Its official bird is the great northern loon | 44 |
| Indonesia is considering withdrawing from it | 44 |
| Ingredient in Cookies 'n Cream ice cream | 44 |
| Illinois city that symbolizes Middle America | 44 |
| Illinois city symbolizing mainstream America | 44 |
| It may be taken from the neck of a superhero | 44 |
| It may measure 16" x 16" x 2" | 44 |
| Imperative in an automated telephone message | 44 |
| It's sometimes removed from orange juice | 44 |
| It's used to fire someone who's late | 44 |
| It's straight from the horse's mouth | 44 |
| It's in the bridal shower, traditionally | 44 |
| It may be resting on a sentry's shoulder | 44 |
| Incur additional cell phone charges, perhaps | 44 |
| It would still smell sweet by any other name | 44 |
| Inspiration for "Wheel of Fortune" | 44 |
| It may begin with ''Do not'' | 44 |
| Island nation once under New Zealand control | 44 |
| Inseparable friends on "Community" | 44 |
| Its logo includes a winged hammer and sickle | 44 |
| It separates the Bering Sea from the Pacific | 44 |
| Inversion, such as "Came the dawn" | 44 |
| Isherwood's treatise on philosophy: 1970 | 44 |
| Italian version of "The Rubaiyat"? | 44 |
| It may lead to ejection from a baseball game | 44 |
| It pairs with "Faith," in a saying | 44 |
| Inedible-pizza magnate Herman and his family | 44 |
| It's "M'm! M'm! Good!" | 44 |
| Intoxicant in a Japanese martial arts movie? | 44 |
| It's close to one's goal in football | 44 |
| Illegal use of someone else's Visa card? | 44 |
| Interviewer's or pitcher's surprises | 44 |
| Immortal pitcher with an award named for him | 44 |
| Interplanetary visitors, in old sci-fi films | 44 |
| Interplanetary graffiti artist's action? | 44 |
| It blew Mary Poppins to the Banks' house | 44 |
| It allows workers to avoid rush-hour traffic | 44 |
| Item carried on the shoulder in an emergency | 44 |
| International coalition of finance ministers | 44 |
| It's tough to find, but worth the effort | 44 |
| It merged with Socal in 1984 to form Chevron | 44 |
| It's known as "Insurance City" | 44 |
| Improper trade of a St. Louis N.F.L. player? | 44 |
| It may be answered with "Who, me?" | 44 |
| It's said to be true of change, part two | 44 |
| Individual renderings of roles, scores, etc. | 44 |
| It's said to be true of change, part one | 44 |
| Is acquainted with a quartet of wildebeests? | 44 |
| Initial sound of approval after a touchdown? | 44 |
| It may occur before going home from the prom | 44 |
| Installing sets and lighting, in the theater | 44 |
| Inventor of a "Vegetable Compound" | 44 |
| Invitation to cocktails with pianist Ramsey? | 44 |
| Its calendar says the world will end in 2012 | 44 |
| Ill-fated Bush Supreme Court nominee Harriet | 44 |
| It left parts of itself in 11 states in 1980 | 44 |
| Irving Berlin's "All by _____" | 44 |
| Investigation into a social networking site? | 44 |