| Indication that one is being rubbed the right way | 49 |
| It starts with "Marley was dead . . . " | 49 |
| It ends with Lear heading out into stormy weather | 49 |
| It traditionally translates to "O come" | 49 |
| Image in the center of Armenia's coat of arms | 49 |
| It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics | 49 |
| Its coat of arms includes a marlin and a flamingo | 49 |
| Island of the Bahamas whose capital is Alice Town | 49 |
| It might come straight from the horse's mouth | 49 |
| Italian city after which a deli offering is named | 49 |
| In a ___, there's no shortage of ___ to drink | 49 |
| It's often turned upside down when not in use | 49 |
| Instrument named for its similarity to a chestnut | 49 |
| It's often flavored with vanilla and cinnamon | 49 |
| It's for those who can't handle the truth | 49 |
| Its website has a "Rodents 101" section | 49 |
| Insecticide whose spelled-out name has 31 letters | 49 |
| If it's outstanding, it's really not good | 49 |
| It was Genentech's stock ticker symbol, aptly | 49 |
| It's been extinct since the late 17th century | 49 |
| Island discovered on Columbus's second voyage | 49 |
| It starts by "springing forward": abbr. | 49 |
| Israeli statesman born in Cape Town, South Africa | 49 |
| Israel's first United Nations ambassador Abba | 49 |
| Italian author of "The Prague Cemetery" | 49 |
| Ice cream known as Dreyer's on the West Coast | 49 |
| It was established with the Treaty of Rome: Abbr. | 49 |
| Inspiration for "The French Connection" | 49 |
| Impersonators grow their sideburns to imitate him | 49 |
| Important considerations in Cy Young Award voting | 49 |
| Its flag features an olive branch inside a wreath | 49 |
| It was first publicly performed in Vienna in 1805 | 49 |
| It rhymes with its preceding and following letter | 49 |
| Import with a "cavallino rampante" logo | 49 |
| It loses to an open hand in rock, paper, scissors | 49 |
| It helps you when you're going places (abbr.) | 49 |
| It has an analytical writing component, for short | 49 |
| Island "where America's day begins" | 49 |
| It's guarded by the three-headed dog Cerberus | 49 |
| It gets pulled out in times of extreme depression | 49 |
| Its national anthem is "Jana Gana Mana" | 49 |
| Its two halves usually aren't the same length | 49 |
| It's between the Missouri and the Mississippi | 49 |
| Its HQ is on Washington's Constitution Avenue | 49 |
| Its literal translation is "submission" | 49 |
| Informal response to "Who's there?" | 49 |
| Its flag is made of green, yellow and red stripes | 49 |
| Its cover is round so it doesn't fall through | 49 |
| Island between La-nai and Molokai, alphabetically | 49 |
| Influential 1957 jazz album "___ Ahead" | 49 |
| Its chapel was designed by Eero Saarinen, briefly | 49 |
| Instrument shaker at the end of a minstrel troupe | 49 |
| It might be served for breakfast at the Iditarod? | 49 |
| Its eye is needed in a "Macbeth" recipe | 49 |
| Its familiar logo represents a goddess's wing | 49 |
| Intersection of perfect squares and prime numbers | 49 |
| Island where "Jurassic Park" was filmed | 49 |
| Instrument used to set the pitch for an orchestra | 49 |
| Instrument on Mariah Carey's "Hero" | 49 |
| Instrument for someone who knows how to lip reeds | 49 |
| It entered the Union on Valentine's Day, 1859 | 49 |
| Its flagship sch. is in Stillwater, west of Tulsa | 49 |
| It carries the words "Rey de España" | 49 |
| It's awarded for getting someone home (abbr.) | 49 |
| It's distilled from fermented molasses, often | 49 |
| Its first car was built by aeronautical engineers | 49 |
| It declared independence from New Zealand in 1962 | 49 |
| Israeli diplomat who served in the United Nations | 49 |
| It's between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf | 49 |
| Injury found in this grid's upper-left corner | 49 |
| Insulted hurled at a boring Jerry Springer guest? | 49 |
| Ives who sang "A Holly Jolly Christmas" | 49 |
| Images on so-called revolutionaries' t-shirts | 49 |
| It has "can" and "tin" inside | 49 |
| It has "rot" and "die" inside | 49 |
| It will let you play Atari games on your computer | 49 |
| It's entirely represented in this puzzle grid | 49 |
| If you make this, there can be no possible change | 49 |
| Indicator of light sensitivity, to a photographer | 49 |
| Installer who works with natural fuel, in Britain | 49 |
| Invitation to one standing awkwardly near the bar | 49 |
| In song, words before "a wiz there was" | 49 |
| It's hidden (but suggested) in job interviews | 49 |
| It links the Sea of Japan with the East China Sea | 49 |
| It's often changed before the expiration date | 49 |
| Its motto is 'Manly deeds, womanly words' | 49 |
| Its first mascot was a toque-wearer named Speedee | 49 |
| Indecisive parents may give a newborn two of them | 49 |
| International Museum of Cartoon Art founder, 1974 | 49 |
| It lost out to "Crash" for Best Picture | 49 |
| International chain of fusion cuisine restaurants | 49 |
| Item, such as interest, recorded only when earned | 49 |
| It starts in the upper-left corner of a crossword | 49 |
| Internet shortening to introduce a different view | 49 |
| I.B.M. processor type found in Nintendo's Wii | 49 |
| In-your-face '50s-'60s talk show host Joe | 49 |
| It airs episodes of "Episodes," briefly | 49 |
| It's heard in "Slumdog Millionaire" | 49 |
| Instrument that's usually played cross-legged | 49 |
| Instruments that usually have at least 18 strings | 49 |