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'It', it or IT may refer to:

• It (pronoun), a third-person neuter pronoun in English

As an abbreviation:

• Information technology, a broad subject concerned with aspects of managing, editing and processing information
• it, the ISO 639 alpha-2 short code for the Italian language
• IT, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 and FIPS 10-4 country code for Italy
• IT, Iran Time, the time zone used in Iran, UTC+3:30 (also IRST)
• .it, the Internet country code top-level domain ccTLD for Italy
• The Irish Times
• Income tax
• The IATA code for Kingfisher Airlines and Irtysh Avia
• Institutes of Technology in Ireland, in the educational system of Ireland
• Impulse Tracker, music sequencer software for the MS-DOS operating system
• IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, a scientific journal published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
• Internet television, television distributed via the Internet
• Internal Translator, an early compiler for the IBM 650
• Inclusive Tour, a package holiday that includes accommodation in addition to transportation
• International Times, an underground newspaper in London
• A type of electrical earthing system
• A metalinguistic marker in the Sanskrit grammar of Panini (grammarian)
• A series of enduro motorcycles from Yamaha Motor Company (e.g. IT175, IT250, IT490)
• Intercity Transit, a public transportation service in the State of Washington
• Intelligent Transit, a public transportation service in West Virginia
• One of the code names by which the Segway PT was known during development
• Invisibolt Technology, a version of set-through neck guitar neck
• Inferotemporal cortex, the highest-order cortical visual processing area of the brain
• (it), an abbreviation for intrathecal injection
• IT (file format), an audio file format
• The acronym-logo for heavy metal band Insidiöus Törment

As a name:

• Cousin Itt, a monster character in the TV series The Addams Family (TV series)
• IT, the villain in the science fiction novel A Wrinkle in Time
• IT, the sand fairy known as Psammead in the book Five Children and It
• The name of a high-speed vehicle in the South Park episode The Entity (South Park)
• IT, a superintelligence in the science fiction series Perry Rhodan
• It is the stage name of Tony Särkkä, the vocalist for the black metal band Abruptum
• It, a boss from the videogame Resident Evil 4
• IT, a malevolent evil force haunting a small town in the horror novel It (novel) and the film by the same name
• ǐT, a neighborhood electric vehicle also known as the Dynasty EV

As a title:

• It (novel), a horror novel by Stephen King
  • It (1990 film), a film version of the Stephen King novel of the same name
• It, the first album by British pop band Pulp
• It, a 1987 song by Prince (musician)
• It (1927 film), a 1927 romantic comedy film
• It girl, a young woman famed for her good looks
• The Golem: It! (1966 film), a 1966 horror film
• Es (film) (English title: It), a 1966 West German film
• It (Phish festival), a two-day festival by the jam band Phish, held in August 2003 in Limestone, Maine, and the subsequent DVD (It (video)) and concert download (Live Phish Downloads: It)
• It., the final track on the Genesis album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
• A Child Called "It", an autobiography
• It! The Terror from Beyond Space, a 1958 science fiction film
• it Records, a record label
• IT (XM), an annual special aired on XM Satellite Radio
• It! (story) a story featuring the earliest plant-based swamp monster in literature

from It (pronoun):

• A euphemism for sexual intercourse
• The distinguished player in tag (game) and related chasing games

In other languages:

• it, fire in the Charrúa language

[edit] See also

• Gender-neutral pronoun
• ITT
• Id

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