| Implement with which to break | 29 |
| Implement with a collar | 23 |
| Implement used on cloves | 24 |
| Implement in some surgeries | 27 |
| Implement in an oral exam | 25 |
| Implement in a kitchen | 22 |
| Implement for sweeping | 22 |
| Implement for Poseidon | 22 |
| Implement for planting | 22 |
| Implement for John Hancock | 26 |
| Implement for Hiawatha | 22 |
| Implement for Father Time | 25 |
| Implement for an apple | 22 |
| Implement for a sculler | 23 |
| Implement for a quadrireme | 26 |
| Implement a buddy system | 24 |
| Implant through repetition | 26 |
| Implant result, perhaps | 23 |
| Implant deeply, as in soil | 26 |
| Impish foe of Superman | 22 |
| Impish expression of delight | 28 |
| Impetus for a trip to Oz | 24 |
| Impetuous, N.R.A. style? | 24 |
| Impetuous person's advice | 29 |
| Impervious to chutzpah? | 23 |
| Impervious to break-ins | 23 |
| Impertinent youngsters | 22 |
| Impertinent camera movement? | 28 |
| Impersonator's work | 23 |
| Impersonator's specialty | 28 |
| Impersonator's skill | 24 |
| Impersonator's shtick | 25 |
| Impersonator's action | 25 |
| Impersonator's act | 22 |
| Impersonator's acronym | 26 |
| Impersonating on Halloween | 26 |
| Impersonated Groucho, in part | 29 |
| Impersonated at a party | 23 |
| Impersonate successfully | 24 |
| Impersonate Miss Muffet | 23 |
| Impersonal possessive pronoun | 29 |
| Impersonal letter starter | 25 |
| Impersonal letter intro | 23 |
| Impersonal cash source | 22 |
| Impermanent, as a committee | 27 |
| Imperial weight measure | 23 |
| Imperial soldiers of film | 25 |
| Imperial security force | 23 |
| Imperial pronouncement | 22 |
| Imperial or Parkay, e.g. | 24 |
| Imperial or Blue Bonnet | 23 |
| Imperial Oil brand in Canada | 28 |
| Imperial Guard's home | 25 |
| Imperial Chinese dynasty | 24 |
| Imperial capital of Japan | 25 |
| Imperial attire of old | 22 |
| Imperfectly closed, as a door | 29 |
| Imperfective, as a verb | 23 |
| Imperfect, as goods: Abbr. | 26 |
| Imperfect, as a substitute | 26 |
| Imperfect piece of goods | 24 |
| Imperfect merchandise: Abbr. | 28 |
| Imperfect gravy feature | 23 |
| Imperfect goods: Abbr. | 22 |
| Imperfect bridge holding | 24 |
| Imperf., on a sale tag | 22 |
| Imperatives in an old song | 26 |
| Imperative in a carol title | 27 |
| Imperative for Dick and Jane | 28 |
| Imperative and subjunctive | 26 |
| Imperative and indicative | 25 |
| Imperative alternative | 22 |
| Impending evil or danger | 24 |
| Impending clouds, e.g. | 22 |
| Impend; aftermath of sorts | 26 |
| Impeller on a jet engine | 24 |
| Impediments, so to speak | 24 |
| Impediments to teamwork | 23 |
| Impediments to liberty | 22 |
| Impedimental officialese | 24 |
| Impediment's query? | 23 |
| Impediment to smooth sailing? | 29 |
| Impediment to smooth sailing | 28 |
| Impediment to progress | 22 |
| Impediment to getting high? | 27 |
| Impedes, with "up" | 28 |
| Impede, with "up" | 27 |
| Impede, with "down" | 29 |
| Impecunious opera buff | 22 |
| Impeccably fashionable | 22 |
| Impeachment trier: Abbr. | 24 |
| Impeachment trial juror | 23 |
| Impatient Spaniard's word | 29 |
| Impatient person's dread | 28 |
| Impatient one's urging | 26 |
| Impatient one's question | 28 |
| Impatient one's prompt | 26 |
| Impatient one's prod? | 25 |
| Impatient one's order | 25 |
| Impatient one's acronym | 27 |