Is located Is deceptive, in a way Is situated "It's all false!" It comes between sex and videotape Isn't sincere "I don't believe any of it!" Is prone Isn't forthright Isn't honest Is deceitful Is situated Isn't truthful Is mendacious Is situated Iago's specialty. Is found. Iago's forte. Is situated. ___ in wait. Iago's forte Is mendacious Is situated Inventions, so to speak Is prone Inventions Is positioned Isn't straight "I deny all that!" Is inexact Is supine Intentional untruths Is dishonest, in a way Isn't truthful Is situated Isn't straight with Is less than honest Isn't being truthful Isn't truthful Isn't straight "It's a crock!" Is prone Is supine, e.g. 'I deny all that!' Isn't truthful Isn't truthful Isn't being truthful Isn't straight Isn't truthful Is found Is situated "It's all false!" 'It's all false, I tell you!' It's apparent in Leslie Stephen's pieces of fiction Is prone to untruths? Isle mix-up results in untruths Isle producing pork pies Isn't sincere Isle manufactured pork pies Isn't truthful In a glum mood In a funk In the dumps In a funk "Into the wild ___ yonder." Indigo. In the dumps In a funk IBM's color In the dumps In the dumps In a melancholy mood In need of cheering up In a glum mood IBM's color It's a lot to learn Ionesco play featuring the Professor and the Pupil, with "The" Instructive example "I hope you've learned your __!" Instruction. Instructive example. Instruction Instructive example "I before E" rule, e.g. It may be written on a chalkboard Instruction unit It's taught and learned It may be written on a chalkboard It may be learned Instructive example Instructive example "I hope you've learned your __!" Instruction to get partially undressed? In hot weather we may have this warning message Instruction period "I hate the Moor" sayer "I hate the Moor" speaker "I hate the Moor" speaker "It is the green-eyed monster ..." speaker "I hate the Moor" speaker "I lack iniquity" speaker In a funk Islamic leaders Islamic leaders Islamic prayer leaders Iranian V.I.P.'s Islamic leaders Islamic leaders Islamic leaders Islamic priests Interested spectator of the Dodecanese. Inonu's country. It tans sans sun It may get tanned It's often tanned Innocent fun It's just for fun It's what you may be happy as Innocent escapade It's just for fun Innocent escapade Innocent mischief Innocent fun It's struck out 23 in every respect It keeps one up at night It keeps one up at night Inability to sleep It means one can't get off at night Inability to sleep Inability to sleep Isn't too rigid Is flexible, in a way Isn't too rigid Is accommodating Isn't rigid in one's ways Isn't inflexible, in a way Isn't rigid in one's ways "I Love Lucy" airer It has an eye on television It has an eye on TV It has an eye on TV "I Love Lucy" channel, once Ibex It grants OTC status It's part of the Dept. of Health and Human Services Its approval is often sought: Abbr. Its commissioner is Dr. Jane Henney It has approved the abortion pill RU-486 It says no to drugs It can say no to drugs It clears what's on the kitchen table: Abbr. It says no to drugs It can carry a tune 'It's sad but true ...' 'If only ...' 'I wish it weren't so' Interjection derived from the Latin for 'weary' Interjection of dejection 'I wish it weren't so!' 'I'm afraid ...' 'It's a pity' It'll show you the world 'I'm sorry to say...' "I'm doomed!" "If only ..." "It pains me to say . . ." ''It's a shame!'' Interjection when reminiscing about poor Yorick 'It was too good to be true' lead-in, maybe "I know what the caged bird feels, ___!": Dunbar, 1899 It's said with a sigh Ice crystals on windowpanes 'If only . . .' 'It's a shame ...' Ice, as a cake Ice crystals on windowpanes It really bites 'I hate to say it . . .' “I fear...” Icy coating Interviewer whose memorial stone is the most recent addition to Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey Ice crystals forming a white deposit "I regret to inform you ..." Icy deposit Icy coating on a window Icy windshield coating 'It's too bad!' 'It's a shame!' Its logo features an eye It keeps an eye on TV It merged with Viacom in 1999 Interviewer whose memorial stone is the most recent addition to Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey Items used by good buddies Its eye is on TV Ice, as a cake '61 inauguration speaker 1960 inauguration speaker Ice, as a cake It keeps an eye on TV? Inaugural poet: Jan. 1961 It keeps an eye on TV It merged with Viacom in 1999 Ice, as a cake Items used by good buddies Its eye is on TV Ice crystals Ice crystals "I Love Lucy" airer It has an eye on television It really bites 1961 inauguration speaker It airs "CSI" Initials in TV. Important initials for Cronkite "I Love Lucy" appeared on it It has an eye on the tube It has an eye on TV It keeps an eye on TV "It's all here" sloganeer, once Its logo is based on a Pennsylvania Dutch hex sign It's luring young viewers with "Survivor" It has a 13 Down on the tube Its logo is an eye on the tube Its logo watches you It has an eye on the tube It puts an eye on the tube Its logo features an eye Items used by good buddies? It has an eye on TV It has "60 Minutes" It has an eye on the tube Items used by good buddies It has an eye on TV Items used by good buddies? Its eye is on TV Its eye is on TV Its CEO is Les Moonves "I Love Lucy" network Its logo is based on a Pennsylvania Dutch hex sign Its CEO is Les Moonves Items used by good buddies? It has an eye on TV "I hate to say this, but ..." It might precede bad news "__, I am not coop'd here for defence!": "Henry VI, Part 3" "It's a pity!" "It's a shame!" It can help you carry a tune Interjection of pity