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iambically
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IAMBIC, consisting o...
iatrogenic
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caused inadvertently...
ibuprofens
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IBUPROFEN, an anti-i...
iceboaters
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ICEBOATER, one who t...
iceboating
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the sport of using a...
icebreaker
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a boat for making a...
icefishing
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ICEFISH, to fish thr...
ichneumons
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ICHNEUMON, (Greek) t...
ichnolites
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ICHNOLITE, a fossil...
ichthyoids
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ICHTHYOID, any fishl...
ichthyoses
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ICHTHYOSIS, a diseas...
ichthyosis
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a disease in which t...
ichthyotic
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relating to ichthyos...
ickinesses
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ICKINESS, the state...
iconically
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ICONICAL, pertaining...
iconifying
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ICONIFY, to reduce t...
iconoclasm
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attacking of establi...
iconoclast
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a breaker or destroy...
iconolater
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one who worships ima...
iconolatry
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image-worship [n ICO...
iconomachy
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opposition to the wo...
iconomatic
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using pictures to re...
iconometer
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an instrument for fi...
iconometry
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measurement by icono...
iconoscope
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an early form of ele...
icosahedra
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ICOSAHEDRON, a polyh...
ictericals
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ICTERICAL, a remedy...
idealisers
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IDEALISER, one who i...
idealising
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IDEALISE, to regard...
idealistic
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of or relating to id...
idealities
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IDEALITY, the state...
idealizers
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IDEALIZER, one who i...
idealizing
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IDEALIZE, to regard...
idealogies
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IDEALOGY, a belief s...
idealogues
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IDEALOGUE, a doctrin...
ideational
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pertaining to, or ch...
idempotent
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relating to a quanti...
identified
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IDENTIFY, to establi...
identifier
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one that identifies...
identifies
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IDENTIFY, to establi...
identikits
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IDENTIKIT, a reconst...
identities
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IDENTITY, the essent...
ideogramic
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of or like an ideogr...
ideographs
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IDEOGRAPH, a symbol...
ideography
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the representation o...
ideologies
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IDEOLOGY, the scienc...
ideologise
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to render ideologica...
ideologist
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a supporter of a par...
ideologize
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to render ideologica...
ideologues
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IDEOLOGUE, a doctrin...
ideophones
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IDEOPHONE, a word th...
idioblasts
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IDIOBLAST, a plant c...
idiographs
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IDIOGRAPH, a private...
idiolectal
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of or like an idiole...
idiolectic
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of or like an idiole...
idiopathic
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of a disease, etc. a...
idiophones
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IDIOPHONE, a percuss...
idiophonic
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relating to an idiop...
idioplasms
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IDIOPLASM, the part...
idioticons
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IDIOTICON, a dialect...
idlenesses
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IDLENESS, the state...
idolatress
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a female worshipper...
idolatries
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IDOLATRY, the worshi...
idolatrise
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to worship as an ido...
idolatrize
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to worship idols; to...
idolatrous
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of or pertaining to...
idoloclast
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a breaker of idols;...
idoneities
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IDONEITY, the state...
iffinesses
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IFFINESS, the state...
ignescents
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IGNESCENT, an ignesc...
ignimbrite
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a hard rock formed b...
ignipotent
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presiding over fire...
ignobility
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the state of being i...
ignominies
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IGNOMINY, deep perso...
ignorances
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IGNORANCE, lack of k...
ignorantly
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IGNORANT, not knowin...
ignoration
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the act of ignoring...
iguanodons
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IGUANODON, a genus o...
illaqueate
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to ensnare [v ILLAQU...
illatively
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ILLATIVE, indicating...
illaudable
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not praiseworthy [ad...
illaudably
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ILLAUDABLE, not prai...
illawarras
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ILLAWARRA, a breed o...
illegalise
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to make or delcare i...
illegality
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the state of being i...
illegalize
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to make or declare i...
illiteracy
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the state of being i...
illiterate
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having little or no...
illocution
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an act which is perf...
illuminant
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that which illuminat...
illuminate
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to enlighten spiritu...
illuminati
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ILLUMINATO, a member...
illuminato
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a member of any of v...
illuminers
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ILLUMINER, one who i...
illumining
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ILLUMINE, to throw l...
illuminism
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a belief in an inwar...
illuminist
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a believer in illumi...
illusional
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of or like an illusi...
illusioned
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under an illusion [a...
illusively
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ILLUSIVE, based on i...
illusorily
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ILLUSORY, based on i...
illustrate
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to elucidate and amp...
illuviated
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ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
illuviates
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ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
imaginable
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that can be imagined...
imaginably
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IMAGINABLE, that can...
imagineers
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IMAGINEER, to design...
imaginings
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IMAGINING, the act o...
imaginists
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IMAGINIST, a person...
imbalanced
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in a state of imbala...
imbalances
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IMBALANCE, lack of b...
imbecilely
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IMBECILE, feeblemind...
imbecility
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the state of being a...
imbibition
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the absorption of a...
imbittered
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IMBITTER, to make bi...
imboldened
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IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imbordered
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IMBORDER, to provide...
imbosoming
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IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbowering
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IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrangled
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IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbrangles
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IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbricated
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IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
imbricates
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IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
imbroccata
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(Italian) a downward...
imbroglios
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IMBROGLIO, (Italian)...
imbrowning
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IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbruement
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the act of imbruing...
imbuements
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IMBUEMENT, the act o...
imidazoles
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IMIDAZOLE, a white c...
iminazoles
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IMINAZOLE, a white c...
iminoureas
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IMINOUREA, a strongl...
imipramine
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an antidepressant dr...
imitancies
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IMITANCY [n]
imitations
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IMITATION, the act o...
immaculacy
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the state of being i...
immaculate
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having no stain or b...
immanacled
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IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immanacles
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IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immanation
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a flowing in [n -S]
immanences
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IMMANENCE, the state...
immanental
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relating to the imma...
immanently
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IMMANENT, dwelling w...
immanities
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IMMANITY, monstrous...
immantling
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IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immaterial
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not consisting of ma...
immaturely
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IMMATURE, not mature...
immaturity
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the state of being i...
immeasured
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(Spenser) immeasurab...
immemorial
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extending or existin...
immergence
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immersion [n -S]
immeritous
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(archaic) undeservin...
immersible
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capable of being imm...
immersions
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IMMERSION, the act o...
immigrancy
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the state or conditi...
immigrants
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IMMIGRANT, a person...
immigrated
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IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
immigrates
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IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
immigrator
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one who immigrates [...
imminences
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IMMINENCE, the quali...
imminently
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IMMINENT, impending...
immingling
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IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
imminution
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a lessening, a decre...
immiscible
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not capable of being...
immiscibly
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IMMISCIBLE, not capa...
immiserise
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to subject to immise...
immiserize
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to subject to progre...
immissions
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IMMISSION, insertion...
immittance
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the act of immitting...
immixtures
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IMMIXTURE, freedom f...
immobilise
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to render immobile,...
immobilism
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a political policy c...
immobility
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the state of being i...
immobilize
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to make immovable, a...
immoderacy
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lack of moderation [...
immoderate
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exceeding just, usua...
immodestly
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IMMODEST, not modest...
immolating
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IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immolation
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the act of immolatin...
immolators
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IMMOLATOR, one who o...
immoralism
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rejection of moralit...
immoralist
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a person who practis...
immorality
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the state of being i...
immortally
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IMMORTAL, not subjec...
immortelle
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(French) a plant wit...
immotility
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the quality of being...
immovables
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IMMOVABLE, something...
immoveable
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no capable of being...
immoveably
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IMMOVEABLE, no capab...
immunisers
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IMMUNISER, one that...
immunising
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IMMUNISE, to render...
immunities
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IMMUNITY, the state...
immunizers
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IMMUNIZER, one that...
immunizing
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IMMUNIZE, to render...
immunoblot
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a technique used in...
immunogens
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IMMUNOGEN, an antige...
immunology
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the science of the i...
immurement
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the act of immuring,...
impactions
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IMPACTION, the drivi...
impactites
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IMPACTITE, a rock, t...
impainting
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IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impairable
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that can be impaired...
impairings
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IMPAIRING, the act o...
impairment
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the state of being i...
impalement
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the act of impaling...
impalpable
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not perceivable by t...
impalpably
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IMPALPABLE, not perc...
impaludism
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a disease carried by...
impanation
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in Eucharistic doctr...
impaneling
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IMPANEL, to put onto...
impanelled
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IMPANEL, to put onto...
imparadise
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to put in a state li...
imparities
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IMPARITY, lack of eq...
imparlance
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parleying, conferenc...
impartable
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that can be imparted...
impartible
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of a field, that can...
impartibly
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IMPARTIBLE, of a fie...
impartment
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the act of imparting...
impassable
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that cannot be passe...
impassably
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IMPASSABLE, that can...
impassible
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not subject to suffe...
impassibly
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IMPASSIBLE, not subj...
impassions
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IMPASSION, to arouse...
impatience
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the state of being i...
impeachers
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IMPEACHER, one who i...
impeaching
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IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impearling
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IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeccable
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faultless, flawless...
impeccably
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IMPECCABLE, faultles...
impeccancy
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sinlessness [n IMPEC...
impedances
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IMPEDANCE, the measu...
impediment
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something that imped...
impedingly
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IMPEDING [adv]
impeditive
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causing hindrance; i...
impellents
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IMPELLENT, something...
impendence
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(obsolete) the state...
impendency
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(obsolete) the state...
impenitent
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not impenitent [adj...
imperative
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expressive of comman...
imperators
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IMPERATOR, (Latin) a...
imperfects
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IMPERFECT, a verb te...
imperially
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IMPERIAL, commanding...
imperiling
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IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperilled
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IMPERIL, to put in d...
impersonal
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denoting the verbal...
impervious
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not allowing entranc...
impetrated
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IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impetrates
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IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impetrator
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one who impetrates,...
impictured
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(Spenser) painted [a...
impishness
23
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the quality of being...
implacable
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incapable of being p...
implacably
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IMPLACABLE, incapabl...
implanters
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IMPLANTER, one who i...
implanting
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21
IMPLANT, to plant fi...
impleached
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IMPLEACH, to intertw...
impleaches
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IMPLEACH, to intertw...
impleaders
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IMPLEADER, one who p...
impleading
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IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impledging
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IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
implements
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IMPLEMENT, to put in...
impletions
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IMPLETION, filling,...
implexions
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IMPLEXION, the act o...
implexuous
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not simple; involved...
implicated
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IMPLICATE, to involv...
implicates
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IMPLICATE, to involv...
implicitly
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IMPLICIT, implied bu...
implodents
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IMPLODENT, an implos...
implorator
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(Shakespeare) one wh...
implosions
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IMPLOSION, the act o...
implosives
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IMPLOSIVE, an implos...
implunging
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IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
impocketed
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IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impoldered
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IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impolicies
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IMPOLICY, an instanc...
impolitely
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IMPOLITE, having bad...
impolitest
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IMPOLITE, having bad...
importable
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capable of being imp...
importance
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the state of being i...
importancy
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(obsolete) importanc...
importings
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IMPORTING, the act o...
importuned
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IMPORTUNE, to press...
importuner
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one who importunes [...
importunes
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IMPORTUNE, to press...
imposingly
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IMPOSING, impressive...
imposition
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the act of imposing...
impossible
24
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not possible [adj IM...
impossibly
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IMPOSSIBLE, not poss...
imposthume
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(archaic) an abscess...
impostrous
21
17
doing imposture [adj...
impostumed
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having an impostume,...
impostumes
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IMPOSTUME, (archaic)...
impostures
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IMPOSTURE, a fraud,...
impotences
22
20
IMPOTENCE, lack of p...
impotently
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IMPOTENT, powerless...
impoundage
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the act of impoundin...
impounders
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IMPOUNDER, one who i...
impounding
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IMPOUND, to seize an...
impoverish
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to make poor, also E...
impowering
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IMPOWER, to authoriz...
imprecated
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IMPRECATE, to call d...
imprecates
23
19
IMPRECATE, to call d...
impregnant
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that which impregnat...
impregnate
20
19
to fill, imbue; to m...
impregning
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IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresario
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an organizer, promot...
impressers
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IMPRESSER, one who i...
impressing
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IMPRESS, to fix deep...
impression
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a stamp, form, or fi...
impressive
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making or tending to...
impressure
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(archaic) an impress...
imprimatur
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(Latin) a license to...
imprinters
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IMPRINTER, one who i...
imprinting
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20
a learning process i...
imprisoned
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IMPRISON, to confine...
imprisoner
20
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one who imprisons [n...
improbable
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not probable [adj IM...
improbably
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IMPROBABLE, not prob...
impromptus
25
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IMPROMPTU, a short p...
improperly
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IMPROPER, not proper...
improvable
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capable of being imp...
improvably
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IMPROVABLE, capable...
improvised
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IMPROVISE, to compos...
improviser
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one who improvises,...
improvises
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IMPROVISE, to compos...
improvisor
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one who improvises,...
imprudence
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the state of being i...
impsonites
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IMPSONITE, an organi...
impudences
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IMPUDENCE, shameless...
impudently
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IMPUDENT, insolently...
impudicity
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immodesty, shameless...
impugnable
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capable of being imp...
impugnment
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24
the act of impugning...
impuissant
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(archaic) powerless...
impulsions
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19
IMPULSION, the act o...
impundulus
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IMPUNDULU, (Bantu) a...
impunities
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18
IMPUNITY, exemption...
impureness
20
18
the state of being i...
impurities
22
17
IMPURITY, something...
impurpling
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IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
imputation
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18
the act of imputing...
imputative
23
21
transferred by imput...
inaccuracy
32
23
the state of being i...
inaccurate
22
18
not accurate [adj IN...
inactivate
21
18
to make inactive [v...
inactively
29
21
INACTIVE, not active...
inactivity
29
20
the state of being i...
inadaptive
20
19
not adaptive [adj]
inadequacy
33
27
the state of being i...
inadequate
23
22
not adequate [adj IN...
inamoratas
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INAMORATA, (Italian)...
inamoratos
16
14
INAMORATO, (Italian)...
inanitions
15
13
INANITION, a conditi...
inapparent
19
18
not apparent [adj IN...
inappetent
19
18
lacking desire or ap...
inapposite
20
17
not apposite [adj IN...
inaptitude
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16
want of aptitude [n...
inarguable
20
18
that cannot be dispu...
inarguably
27
20
INARGUABLE, that can...
inartistic
21
14
not conforming to th...
inaugurals
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16
INAUGURAL, an inaugu...
inaugurate
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to invest with offic...
inaurating
17
15
INAURATE, to cover w...
inbounding
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INBOUND, to return a...
inbreathed
20
17
INBREATHE, to infuse...
inbreathes
20
16
INBREATHE, to infuse...
inbreeders
18
15
INBREEDER, one who i...
inbreeding
19
18
the act of inbreedin...
inbringing
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20
the act of bringing...
inbursting
21
18
INBURST, to burst in...
incandesce
21
19
to be or become inca...
incantator
18
15
one who utters incan...
incapables
24
21
INCAPABLE, one who i...
incapacity
31
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the state of being i...
incarnated
18
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INCARNATE, to embody...
incarnates
18
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INCARNATE, to embody...
incasement
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the act of incasing...
incatenate
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to chain together [v...
incautions
19
16
INCAUTION, want of c...
incautious
20
16
lacking in caution [...
incedingly
28
21
INCEDING [adv]
incendiary
25
18
adapted or used for...
incentives
21
19
INCENTIVE, that whic...
inceptions
21
18
INCEPTION, a beginni...
inceptives
24
21
INCEPTIVE, an incept...
incessancy
28
20
the quality of being...
incestuous
20
16
constituting or invo...
inchoately
28
19
INCHOATE, beginning...
inchoating
22
19
INCHOATE, to make a...
inchoation
20
17
the act of beginning...
inchoative
23
20
expressing or pertai...
incidences
22
19
INCIDENCE, the frequ...
incidental
20
17
by the way [adj INCI...
incinerate
18
15
to cause to burn to...
incipience
24
21
a beginning; an inci...
incipiency
31
23
a beginning; an inci...
incisiform
24
20
shaped like an incis...
incisively
30
21
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incisorial
21
15
relating to an incis...
incitation
19
15
the act of inciting...
incitative
22
18
an agent that incite...
incitement
20
18
the act of inciting...
incitingly
29
20
INCITING [adv]
incivility
31
21
the state of being n...
inclasping
24
21
INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclemency
30
24
the quality of being...
inclinable
23
20
leaning; tending [ad...
inclinings
22
19
INCLINING, an inclin...
inclipping
27
24
INCLIP, (archaic) to...
inclosable
23
19
capable of being inc...
inclosures
21
16
INCLOSURE, the act o...
includable
24
21
that can be included...
includible
25
21
that can be included...
inclusions
21
17
INCLUSION, a fragmen...
incogitant
20
17
thoughtless; inconsi...
incognitas
20
17
INCOGNITA, (Italian)...
incognitos
20
17
INCOGNITO, (Italian)...
incoherent
20
17
lacking coherence [a...
incohesive
23
20
lacking in unity; no...
incommoded
21
22
INCOMMODE, to put to...
incommodes
21
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INCOMMODE, to put to...
incompared
22
21
(Spenser) peerless;...
incomplete
23
21
lacking a part [adj...
incomposed
22
21
disordered; disturbe...
inconstant
18
16
not constant, also U...
incoronate
17
15
crowned, also INCORO...
incorporal
22
18
(archaic) incorporea...
incorpsing
23
20
INCORPSE, to incorpo...
incrassate
19
14
(obsolete) to thicke...
increasers
19
14
INCREASER, one who i...
increasing
20
17
growing [adj INCREAS...
increately
26
17
INCREATE, (archaic)...
incredible
23
19
unbelievable, also U...
incredibly
30
21
INCREDIBLE, unbeliev...
incremated
20
18
INCREMATE, (obsolete...
incremates
20
17
INCREMATE, (obsolete...
increments
20
18
INCREMENT, to add 1...
increscent
22
18
of a moon, waxing, w...
incretions
19
15
INCRETION, internal...
incrossing
21
17
INCROSS, to produce...
incrustant
20
16
something tending to...
incrusting
22
18
INCRUST, to cover wi...
incubating
23
21
INCUBATE, to warm eg...
incubation
21
19
the act of incubatin...
incubative
24
22
of or pertaining to...
incubators
22
18
INCUBATOR, an appara...
incubatory
28
20
serving for incubati...
inculcated
24
20
INCULCATE, to teach...
inculcates
24
19
INCULCATE, to teach...
inculcator
24
19
one who inculcates [...
inculpable
26
23
blameless [adj INCUL...
inculpably
33
25
INCULPABLE, blameles...
inculpated
23
20
INCULPATE, to blame;...
inculpates
23
19
INCULPATE, to blame;...
incumbency
32
27
something that is in...
incumbents
23
22
INCUMBENT, a person...
incumbered
23
22
INCUMBER, to impede...
incunables
22
20
INCUNABLE, a book pr...
incunabula
22
21
INCUNABULUM, (Latin)...
incurables
23
19
INCURABLE, one who c...
incurrable
23
19
that can be incurred...
incurrence
22
19
the act of incurring...
incursions
20
16
INCURSION, a hostile...
incurvated
22
20
INCURVATE, to curve...
incurvates
22
19
INCURVATE, to curve...
indagating
18
17
INDAGATE, to investi...
indagation
16
15
the act of searching...
indagative
19
18
investigative, also...
indagators
17
14
INDAGATOR, a searche...
indagatory
23
16
investigative, also...
indapamide
19
19
a synthetic thiazide...
indecenter
18
16
INDECENT, not decent...
indecently
26
19
INDECENT, not decent...
indecision
19
16
a wavering between t...
indecisive
22
19
not decisive [adj IN...
indecorous
19
16
not decorous [adj IN...
indecorums
21
19
INDECORUM, (Latin) a...
indefinite
18
16
of unlimited, or app...
indelicacy
30
21
the quality of being...
indelicate
20
16
not delicate [adj IN...
indentions
15
14
INDENTION, a blank s...
indentured
16
15
INDENTURE, to bind b...
indentures
16
14
INDENTURE, to bind b...
indexation
21
20
a system by which wa...
indexicals
27
23
INDEXICAL, something...
indextrous
23
20
not possessing dexte...
indicating
21
18
INDICATE, to point o...
indication
19
16
something that serve...
indicative
22
19
serving to indicate...
indicators
20
15
INDICATOR, someone w...
indicatory
26
17
serving to indicate...
indicolite
21
16
a variety of tourmal...
indictable
23
19
that can be indicted...
indictably
30
21
INDICTABLE, that can...
indictions
20
16
INDICTION, a declara...
indictment
21
19
the action or the le...
indigences
20
18
INDIGENCE, poverty;...
indigenise
17
15
to render indigenous...
indigenity
24
17
indigenousness [n IN...
indigenize
20
24
to render indigenous...
indigenous
17
16
occurring naturally...
indigently
25
18
INDIGENT, needy [adv...
indigested
18
15
not digested [adj]
indignance
19
19
(archaic) indignatio...
indigolite
19
15
a variety of tourmal...
indigotins
18
15
INDIGOTIN, the blue...
indinavirs
19
17
INDINAVIR, a drug us...
indirectly
28
18
INDIRECT, not straig...
indirubins
20
17
INDIRUBIN, a red cry...
indiscreet
20
15
not discreet [adj IN...
indiscrete
20
15
not discrete [adj IN...
indisposed
19
16
INDISPOSE, to render...
indisposes
19
15
INDISPOSE, to render...
indistinct
21
16
not distinct [adj IN...
inditement
17
16
composition, the act...
individual
21
19
single [adj INDIVIDU...
individuum
22
22
(Latin) an indivisib...
indocility
28
18
the quality of being...
indolences
19
17
INDOLENCE, laziness,...
indolently
24
17
INDOLENT, lazy, leth...
indophenol
20
19
any one of a series...
indorsable
19
16
capable of being ind...
indraughts
21
17
INDRAUGHT, a drawing...
indrenched
21
19
INDRENCH, to submerg...
indrenches
21
18
INDRENCH, to submerg...
inducement
20
20
the act of inducing...
inductance
22
20
the property of indu...
inductions
20
17
INDUCTION, the act o...
indulgence
21
20
favourable treatment...
indulgency
28
22
indulgence, also IND...
indumentum
19
21
(Latin) a total body...
indurating
18
16
INDURATE, to make ha...
induration
16
14
the act of hardening...
indurative
19
17
relating to indurati...
industrial
19
14
related to industry...
industries
18
13
INDUSTRY, a group of...
indwellers
22
17
INDWELLER, an inhabi...
indwelling
23
20
residence within, or...
inearthing
19
16
INEARTH, (archaic) t...
inebriants
18
15
INEBRIANT, something...
inebriated
18
15
INEBRIATE, to make d...
inebriates
18
14
INEBRIATE, to make d...
ineducable
22
20
incapable of being e...
inefficacy
33
25
lack of power to pro...
inelegance
19
18
lack of elegance, al...
inelegancy
26
20
lack of elegance, al...
ineligible
22
18
not eligible [adj IN...
ineligibly
29
20
INELIGIBLE, not elig...
ineloquent
24
23
not eloquent [adj IN...
ineludible
21
18
incapable of being e...
ineludibly
28
20
INELUDIBLE, incapabl...
ineptitude
19
16
the state of being i...
inequality
32
24
lack of equality [n...
inequation
23
22
an inequality [n -S]
inequities
25
21
INEQUITY, unfairness...
inerasable
18
15
that cannot be erase...
inerasably
25
17
INERASABLE, that can...
inerasible
19
15
that cannot be erase...
inerasibly
26
17
INERASIBLE, that can...
inertially
25
15
INERTIAL, of or rela...
inesculent
20
17
(archaic) inedible [...
inevitable
21
19
that cannot be avoid...
inevitably
28
21
INEVITABLE, that can...
inexistant
22
19
indwelling, inherent...
inexistent
22
19
not existing, also I...
inexorable
24
22
not to be moved by e...
inexorably
31
24
INEXORABLE, not to b...
inexpertly
32
24
INEXPERT, one who la...
inexpiable
27
25
that cannot be expia...
inexpiably
34
27
INEXPIABLE, that can...
inexplicit
30
25
not explicit [adj IN...
inextended
21
21
not extended [adj]
infallible
24
20
not capable of failu...
infallibly
31
22
INFALLIBLE, not capa...
infamising
21
20
INFAMISE, to proclai...
infamizing
24
29
INFAMIZE, to proclai...
infamonise
18
18
to defame, to brand...
infamonize
21
27
to defame, to brand...
infamously
27
21
INFAMOUS, having a v...
infanteers
17
15
INFANTEER, a Canadia...
infanthood
19
18
infancy [n -S]
infantries
18
15
INFANTRY, soldiers m...
infarction
21
18
necrosis, the death...
infatuated
18
16
INFATUATE, to inspir...
infatuates
18
15
INFATUATE, to inspir...
infeasible
21
18
not feasible, also U...
infectants
21
18
INFECTANT, a thing t...
infections
21
18
INFECTION, the act o...
infectious
22
18
capable of causing i...
infeftment
21
21
in Scots law, the ac...
infelicity
30
20
the state of being i...
infeoffing
23
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INFEOFF, to invest w...
inferences
20
18
INFERENCE, the act o...
inferiorly
26
17
INFERIOR, lower in a...
infernally
26
19
INFERNAL, pertaining...
inferrable
21
18
that can be inferred...
inferrible
22
18
that can be inferred...
infestants
18
15
INFESTANT, something...
infibulate
22
19
to fasten with a cla...
infidelity
27
18
lack of fidelity [n...
infielders
20
16
INFIELDER, a fielder...
infighters
23
18
INFIGHTER, one who f...
infighting
24
21
fighting at close qu...
infillings
23
19
INFILLING, material...
infiltrate
20
15
to cause to filter i...
infinitant
18
16
denoting merely nega...
infinitary
25
17
relating to infinity...
infinitate
18
15
to make infinite [v...
infinitely
26
18
INFINITE, without li...
infinities
19
15
INFINITY, the state...
infinitive
21
19
expressing the verba...
infinitude
19
17
the state of being i...
infirmarer
20
17
an officer in a medi...
infirmness
20
18
the state of being i...
infixation
24
22
the act of infixing...
inflamable
23
22
(obsolete) inflammab...
inflatable
22
19
capable of being inf...
inflatedly
27
19
INFLATED [adv]
inflations
19
16
INFLATION, undue inc...
inflatuses
20
16
INFLATUS, (Latin) a...
inflecting
24
21
INFLECT, to bend or...
inflection
22
19
a change in the form...
inflective
25
22
capable of, or perta...
inflectors
23
18
INFLECTOR, one who i...
inflexible
29
26
not flexible [adj IN...
inflexibly
36
28
INFLEXIBLE, not flex...
inflexions
25
23
INFLEXION, a change...
inflexures
26
23
INFLEXURE, an inflec...
inflicters
24
18
INFLICTER, one who i...
inflicting
25
21
INFLICT, to impose o...
infliction
23
19
the act of inflictin...
inflictive
26
22
causing infliction;...
inflictors
24
18
INFLICTOR, one who i...
inflowings
24
21
INFLOWING, the act o...
influenced
22
21
INFLUENCE, to have o...
influencer
22
20
one who influences [...
influences
22
20
INFLUENCE, to have o...
influenzal
23
27
relating to influenz...
influenzas
22
26
INFLUENZA, a highly...
influxions
26
24
INFLUXION, a flowing...
infoldings
21
19
INFOLDING, a folding...
infoldment
20
20
the state of being i...
infomanias
18
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INFOMANIA, an excess...
informable
22
21
that can be informed...
informally
28
21
INFORMAL, marked by...
informants
19
18
INFORMANT, someone w...
informedly
27
21
INFORMED [adv]
infortunes
18
16
INFORTUNE, misfortun...
infosphere
22
19
the business of coll...
infracting
23
20
INFRACT, to break a...
infraction
21
18
the act of infringin...
infractors
22
17
INFRACTOR, one who i...
infragrant
19
17
not fragrant [adj]
infrahuman
21
21
less or lower than h...
infraposed
20
18
placed below somethi...
infrasonic
21
18
having or relating t...
infrasound
18
17
frequencies below th...
infrequent
26
25
not frequent, also U...
infringers
20
17
INFRINGER, one who i...
infringing
21
20
INFRINGE, to violate...
infuriated
19
16
INFURIATE, to make f...
infuriates
19
15
INFURIATE, to make f...
infuscated
22
19
clouded or tinged wi...
infusorial
20
16
composed of or conta...
infusorian
18
16
an obsolete term for...
infusories
19
15
INFUSORY, an infusio...
ingathered
19
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INGATHER, to gather...
ingatherer
19
15
one who ingathers [n...
ingeminate
17
17
to reiterate; to red...
ingenerate
15
14
to generate or produ...
ingestible
21
17
that can be ingested...
ingestions
17
14
INGESTION, the act o...
ingleneuks
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INGLENEUK, an alcove...
inglenooks
18
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INGLENOOK, an alcove...
inglorious
19
15
not glorious [adj IN...
ingrafting
21
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INGRAFT, to graft fo...
ingrainers
17
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INGRAINER, one who i...
ingraining
18
17
INGRAIN, to impress...
ingrateful
21
18
not grateful, also U...
ingratiate
17
13
to commend (usually...
ingredient
17
15
something that enter...
ingression
17
14
entrance, ingress [n...
ingressive
20
17
pronounced with inha...
ingrooving
20
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INGROOVE, to fit int...
ingrossing
19
16
INGROSS, to complete...
ingrounded
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INGROUND, to fix (so...
ingulfment
22
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the state of being e...
ingulphing
25
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INGULPH, to swallow...
inhabitant
20
17
one that occupies a...
inhabiters
21
16
INHABITER, one who i...
inhabiting
22
19
INHABIT, to live in...
inhabitors
21
16
INHABITOR, one who i...
inhalation
18
15
the act or an instan...
inhalators
19
14
INHALATOR, an appara...
inharmonic
22
20
lacking harmony, inh...
inhausting
20
17
INHAUST, to drink in...
inhearsing
19
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INHEARSE, (Shakespea...
inherences
20
17
INHERENCE, the state...
inherently
25
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INHERENT, innate, na...
inheriting
20
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INHERIT, to receive...
inheritors
19
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INHERITOR, one who i...
inheritrix
26
20
a female inheritor,...
inhibiters
22
16
INHIBITER, something...
inhibiting
23
19
INHIBIT, to restrain...
inhibition
21
17
the action of preven...
inhibitive
24
20
tending to inhibit,...
inhibitors
22
16
INHIBITOR, something...
inhibitory
28
18
tending to inhibit,...
inholdings
21
18
INHOLDING, privately...
inhumanely
26
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INHUMANE, not humane...
inhumanity
26
20
the quality of being...
inhumating
21
20
INHUMATE, to bury, a...
inhumation
19
18
burial [n -S]
inimically
30
21
INIMICAL, hostile [a...
inimitable
21
18
that cannot be imita...
inimitably
28
20
INIMITABLE, that can...
iniquities
26
21
INIQUITY, a gross in...
iniquitous
26
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characterized by gro...
initialers
18
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INITIALER, one who i...
initialing
19
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INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialise
18
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to set (as a compute...
initialism
20
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an acronym formed fr...
initialize
21
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to set (as a compute...
initialled
19
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INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialler
19
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one who initials, al...
initiating
18
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INITIATE, to begin o...
initiation
16
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the act of initiatin...
initiative
19
15
serving to initiate...
initiators
17
11
INITIATOR, one who i...
initiatory
23
13
suitable for an intr...
initiatrix
24
18
a female initiator [...
injectable
24
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capable of being adm...
injectants
21
24
INJECTANT, a substan...
injections
21
24
INJECTION, the act o...
injellying
28
27
INJELLY, to place as...
injointing
19
24
INJOINT, (Shakespear...
injudicial
24
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not judicial [adj IN...
injuncting
23
28
INJUNCT, to prohibit...
injunction
21
26
the act or an instan...
injunctive
24
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relating to an injun...
injustices
23
24
INJUSTICE, the fact...
inkberries
20
18
INKBERRY, a small sh...
inkholders
21
19
INKHOLDER, a contain...
inkinesses
17
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INKINESS, the state...
inmarriage
18
16
endogamy [n -S]
inmigrants
19
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INMIGRANT, an inmigr...
innateness
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the quality of being...
innermosts
17
15
INNERMOST, an innerm...
innersoles
16
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INNERSOLE, an insole...
innervated
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INNERVATE, to supply...
innervates
17
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INNERVATE, to supply...
innerwears
18
15
INNERWEAR, underwear...
innkeepers
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INNKEEPER, a person...
innocences
20
19
INNOCENCE, the quali...
innocenter
17
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INNOCENT, free from...
innocently
25
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INNOCENT, free from...
innominate
15
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having no name [adj]
innovating
18
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INNOVATE, to introdu...
innovation
16
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the introduction of...
innovative
19
20
characterized by inn...
innovators
17
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INNOVATOR, one who i...
innovatory
23
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relating to innovati...
innuendoed
14
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INNUENDO, to make an...
innuendoes
14
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INNUENDO, to make an...
innumeracy
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the state of being i...
innumerate
16
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marked by an ignoran...
innumerous
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(archaic) innumerabl...
innutrient
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not nutrient [adj]
inobedient
17
16
not obedient [adj IN...
inoculable
23
20
capable of being ino...
inoculants
20
17
INOCULANT, any mater...
inoculated
20
17
INOCULATE, to introd...
inoculates
20
16
INOCULATE, to introd...
inoculator
20
16
one who inoculates [...
inoperable
20
18
that cannot be opera...
inoperably
27
20
INOPERABLE, that can...
inordinacy
25
18
the quality of being...
inordinate
15
13
exceeding reasonable...
inosculate
20
16
to join or unite [v...
inpatients
18
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INPATIENT, a patient...
inpayments
25
20
INPAYMENT, the payme...
inpourings
20
18
INPOURING, the act o...
inquieting
26
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INQUIET, to disturb...
inquietude
25
23
a disturbed state [n...
inquilines
26
23
INQUILINE, a creatur...
inquilinic
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living with another...
inquinated
24
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INQUINATE, to corrup...
inquinates
24
22
INQUINATE, to corrup...
inquirendo
24
23
the authority to inq...
inquisitor
26
21
one who inquires or...
inrushings
21
17
INRUSHING, the act o...
insalivate
19
16
to mix with saliva [...
insalutary
24
15
not salutary or whol...
insaneness
14
13
insanity, madness [n...
insanitary
22
14
not sanitary [adj]
insanities
16
12
INSANITY, the state...
insatiable
19
15
that cannot be satia...
insatiably
26
17
INSATIABLE, that can...
insciences
22
18
INSCIENCE, want of k...
insconcing
23
21
INSCONCE, to settle...
inscribers
23
17
INSCRIBER, one who i...
inscribing
24
20
INSCRIBE, to write o...
inscrolled
22
17
INSCROLL, to write o...
insculping
25
22
INSCULP, to engrave,...
insectaria
19
14
INSECTARIUM, a place...
insections
19
15
INSECTION, a cutting...
insecurely
27
18
INSECURE, not safe;...
insecurity
27
17
the state of being i...
inselberge
20
17
INSELBERG, (German)...
inselbergs
21
17
INSELBERG, (German)...
inseminate
16
15
to sow; to impregnat...
insensible
19
16
imperceptible [adj I...
insensibly
26
18
INSENSIBLE, impercep...
insensuous
16
14
not sensuous [adj]
insentient
15
13
not sentient [adj]
inseparate
17
14
(archaic) not separa...
insertable
19
15
capable of being ins...
insertions
16
12
INSERTION, the act o...
insheathed
20
16
INSHEATH, to enclose...
insheathes
20
15
INSHEATHE, to insert...
inshelling
22
18
INSHELL, (Shakespear...
inshelters
20
14
INSHELTER, to place...
inshipping
25
22
INSHIP, (Shakespeare...
inshrining
20
17
INSHRINE, to place i...
insightful
25
20
exhibiting or charac...
insinewing
20
18
INSINEW, to be joine...
insinuated
16
14
INSINUATE, to hint o...
insinuates
16
13
INSINUATE, to hint o...
insinuator
16
13
one who, or that whi...
insipidity
27
17
the state of being i...
insipience
21
18
(archaic) a lack of...
insistence
19
15
the state of being i...
insistency
26
17
the state of being i...
insobriety
25
16
want of sobriety [n...
insociable
22
18
unsociable [adj INSO...
insociably
29
20
INSOCIABLE, unsociab...
insolating
18
15
INSOLATE, to expose...
insolation
16
13
exposure to sunlight...
insolences
19
16
INSOLENCE, rudeness,...
insolently
24
16
INSOLENT, impertinen...
insolidity
25
15
want of solidity [n...
insolubles
21
17
INSOLUBLE, something...
insolvable
22
20
not solvable [adj IN...
insolvably
29
22
INSOLVABLE, not solv...
insolvency
28
22
the state of being i...
insolvents
19
17
INSOLVENT, one who i...
insomniacs
20
18
INSOMNIAC, one who s...
insomnious
17
16
restless; sleepless...
insouciant
19
16
lighthearted and unc...
insoulment
18
17
the act of animating...
insourcing
21
18
the practice of subc...
inspanning
18
19
INSPAN, to harness o...
inspecting
23
20
INSPECT, to examine...
inspection
21
18
the act of inspectin...
inspective
24
21
engaged in inspectio...
inspectors
22
17
INSPECTOR, one who i...
insphering
22
19
INSPHERE, to enclose...
inspirable
22
18
capable of being ins...
inspirator
19
14
a kind of injector f...
inspirited
20
15
INSPIRIT, to animate...
inspiriter
20
14
one who inspirits [n...
inspissate
19
14
to make thick [v INS...
installant
18
14
one who instals anot...
installers
19
13
INSTALLER, one who i...
installing
20
16
INSTALL, to place in...
instalment
18
16
one of a series of p...
instancies
19
15
INSTANCY, the qualit...
instancing
20
18
INSTANCE, to cite as...
instantial
17
13
relating to an insta...
instarring
18
14
INSTAR, to adorn wit...
instigated
18
14
INSTIGATE, to initia...
instigates
18
13
INSTIGATE, to initia...
instigator
18
13
one who instigates [...
instillers
20
13
INSTILLER, one who i...
instilling
21
16
INSTILL, to infuse s...
instilment
19
16
the act of instillin...
instituted
18
13
INSTITUTE, to set up...
instituter
18
12
one who institutes,...
institutes
18
12
INSTITUTE, to set up...
institutor
18
12
one who institutes,...
instressed
17
12
INSTRESS, to create...
instresses
17
11
INSTRESS, to create...
instructed
21
16
INSTRUCT, to supply...
instructor
21
15
one that instructs [...
instrument
18
16
to address a legal i...
insufflate
22
19
to blow on or into [...
insularism
20
16
the state of being i...
insularity
25
15
the state of being i...
insulating
19
16
INSULATE, to isolate...
insulation
17
14
the action of insula...
insulators
18
13
INSULATOR, a noncond...
insulinase
17
14
an enzyme, present i...
insultable
21
17
capable of being ins...
insultment
19
17
(Shakespeare) insult...
insurancer
19
16
(obsolete) one who e...
insurances
19
16
INSURANCE, the act,...
insurgence
20
18
the state of being i...
insurgency
27
20
the state of being i...
insurgents
18
15
INSURGENT, a person...
inswathing
23
19
INSWATHE, to wrap ar...
inswingers
21
17
INSWINGER, in cricke...
intactness
19
15
the state of being i...
intaglioed
18
15
INTAGLIO, to carve a...
intaglioes
18
14
INTAGLIO, to carve a...
intangible
20
18
that cannot be touch...
intangibly
27
20
INTANGIBLE, that can...
integrable
20
17
capable of being int...
integrally
26
17
INTEGRAL, whole [adv...
integrands
17
15
INTEGRAND, a functio...
integrants
17
14
INTEGRANT, an integr...
integrated
17
14
INTEGRATE, to make e...
integrates
17
13
INTEGRATE, to make e...
integrator
17
13
one that integrates...
integument
18
18
an external covering...
intellects
22
16
INTELLECT, the mind,...
intemerate
16
14
pure, unspoiled [adj...
intendance
17
17
the office or employ...
intendancy
24
19
the office or employ...
intendants
15
14
INTENDANT, one who h...
intendedly
23
17
INTENDED, meant [adv...
intendered
15
14
INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intendment
16
17
the true meaning or...
intenerate
14
12
to make tender; to s...
intensated
15
13
INTENSATE, to intens...
intensates
15
12
INTENSATE, to intens...
intensions
15
13
INTENSION, the state...
intensives
18
16
INTENSIVE, an intens...
intentions
15
13
INTENTION, design, p...
intentness
15
13
the state of being i...
interabang
18
17
a punctuation mark (...
interacted
19
15
INTERACT, to act on...
interbasin
18
15
between two (river)...
interblend
19
17
to blend together [v...
interbrain
18
15
the diencephalon [n...
interbreed
18
15
to breed together es...
intercalar
20
15
(obsolete) inserted...
intercaste
19
14
between castes e.g....
interceded
19
16
INTERCEDE, to act as...
interceder
19
15
one who intercedes [...
intercedes
19
15
INTERCEDE, to act as...
intercepts
22
17
INTERCEPT, to stop a...
interchain
21
17
to link together; to...
interclass
21
15
between classes e.g....
interclude
21
17
to block; to cut off...
intercrops
22
17
INTERCROP, to plant...
intercross
20
14
to cross each other,...
interdeals
17
13
INTERDEAL, (archaic)...
interdealt
17
13
INTERDEAL, (archaic)...
interdicts
21
15
INTERDICT, to forbid...
interdined
16
14
INTERDINE, to eat to...
interdines
16
13
INTERDINE, to eat to...
interessed
16
12
INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interesses
16
11
INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interested
16
12
INTEREST, to engage...
interfaced
21
18
INTERFACE, to intera...
interfaces
21
17
INTERFACE, to intera...
interfaith
21
16
between faiths [adj]
interfered
18
15
INTERFERE, to interv...
interferer
18
14
one who interferes [...
interferes
18
14
INTERFERE, to interv...
interferon
17
15
any of several prote...
interfiber
21
17
between fibers, also...
interfibre
21
17
occurring or situate...
interfiled
20
16
INTERFILE, to arrang...
interfiles
20
15
INTERFILE, to arrang...
interflows
23
18
INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfluve
22
20
an area between two...
interfolds
20
16
INTERFOLD, to fold t...
interfused
19
16
INTERFUSE, to pour o...
interfuses
19
15
INTERFUSE, to pour o...
intergrade
17
14
an intermediate grad...
intergraft
20
16
to graft between [v...
intergroup
20
17
between groups [adj]
intergrown
20
17
INTERGROW, to grow i...
intergrows
21
16
INTERGROW, to grow i...
interionic
19
15
between ions [adj]
interiorly
24
14
INTERIOR, internal [...
interjects
22
23
INTERJECT, to interp...
interjoins
18
21
INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interknits
18
16
INTERKNIT, to knit t...
interknots
17
16
INTERKNOT, to knot t...
interlaced
20
16
INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlaces
20
15
INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlards
18
13
INTERLARD, to place...
interlayer
23
14
a layer between othe...
interleave
18
16
to arrange in or as...
interlends
17
14
INTERLEND, to lend b...
interlined
17
14
INTERLINE, to write...
interliner
17
13
something between th...
interlines
17
13
INTERLINE, to write...
interlinks
19
17
INTERLINK, to link t...
interloans
16
13
INTERLOAN, a loan be...
interlocal
21
16
between localities [...
interlocks
22
19
INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interloops
19
15
INTERLOOP, to loop t...
interloped
19
16
INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interloper
19
15
one that interlopes...
interlopes
19
15
INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interluded
18
15
INTERLUDE, to write...
interludes
18
14
INTERLUDE, to write...
interlunar
17
14
pertaining to the pe...
intermarry
24
16
to marry each other...
intermedia
17
15
INTERMEDIUM, a small...
intermedin
17
16
a messenger hormone...
interments
17
15
INTERMENT, the act o...
intermezzi
24
32
INTERMEZZO, (Italian...
intermezzo
23
32
(Italian) a short co...
intermixed
24
22
INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermixes
24
21
INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermodal
18
16
between modes [adj]
intermured
18
16
INTERMURE, (obsolete...
intermures
18
15
INTERMURE, (obsolete...
internally
24
16
INTERNAL, inner [adv...
internists
17
12
INTERNIST, a special...
internment
16
16
the act of interning...
internodal
16
14
between nodes, also...
internodes
15
13
INTERNODE, the space...
internship
21
17
the office of an int...
interocean
17
15
between oceans, also...
interorgan
16
14
between organs [adj]
interpaged
19
17
INTERPAGE, to print...
interpages
19
16
INTERPAGE, to print...
interparty
25
16
between parties [adj...
interphase
20
16
the interval between...
interphone
19
17
an intercom [n -S]
interplant
19
16
to plant a crop betw...
interplays
26
17
INTERPLAY, to exert...
interplead
19
16
to plead against eac...
interpoint
18
15
the technique of pri...
interpolar
19
15
between poles [adj]
interponed
17
16
INTERPONE, to interp...
interpones
17
15
INTERPONE, to interp...
interposal
19
15
the act of interposi...
interposed
18
15
INTERPOSE, to place...
interposer
18
14
one who interposes [...
interposes
18
14
INTERPOSE, to place...
interprets
19
14
INTERPRET, to explai...
interradii
17
12
INTERRADIUS, a radiu...
interrails
18
12
INTERRAIL, to travel...
interramal
18
15
between rami or bran...
interregal
18
14
between kings [adj]
interreges
17
13
INTERREX, someone wh...
interregna
16
14
INTERREGNUM, (Latin)...
interrenal
16
13
between the kidneys;...
interrogee
16
13
one who is interroga...
interrupts
20
15
INTERRUPT, to break...
intersects
20
14
INTERSECT, to cut in...
interserts
17
11
INTERSERT, (obsolete...
intersexes
22
18
INTERSEX, people hav...
interspace
21
17
an intervening space...
interstage
17
13
between stages [adj]
interstate
16
11
any of a system of e...
interstice
20
14
a gap or break in so...
interterms
18
14
INTERTERM, the perio...
intertexts
23
18
INTERTEXT, a text be...
intertidal
18
13
referring to the zon...
intertills
20
13
INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertrial
18
12
taking place between...
intertrigo
18
13
a skin rash due to f...
intertroop
18
14
taking place between...
intertwine
19
15
to unite by twining...
intertwist
21
14
to twist together on...
interunion
15
14
a blending together...
interurban
18
16
between cities [adj]
intervales
19
16
INTERVALE, a low lev...
interveins
18
16
INTERVEIN, to inters...
intervened
17
17
INTERVENE, to come o...
intervener
17
16
one who intervenes,...
intervenes
17
16
INTERVENE, to come o...
intervenor
17
16
in law, one who inte...
interviews
22
18
INTERVIEW, to conduc...
intervital
20
16
between two lives [a...
intervolve
21
20
to roll up or entwin...
interweave
20
18
to weave together [v...
interwinds
20
16
INTERWIND, to wind i...
interworks
21
18
INTERWORK, to work t...
interwound
19
17
INTERWIND, to wind i...
interwoven
20
19
INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interzonal
19
22
between zones [adj]
interzones
18
21
INTERZONE, a zone be...
intestates
16
11
INTESTATE, one who h...
intestinal
17
13
affecting, occurring...
intestines
16
12
INTESTINE, a part of...
inthralled
21
16
INTHRALL, to charm,...
inthroning
19
17
INTHRONE, to place o...
intifadahs
21
17
INTIFADAH, (Arabic)...
intifadehs
21
17
INTIFADEH, (Arabic)...
intimacies
21
17
INTIMACY, a state of...
intimately
25
17
INTIMATE, innermost...
intimaters
18
14
INTIMATER, one who i...
intimating
19
17
INTIMATE, to make kn...
intimation
17
15
the act of intimatin...
intimidate
18
15
to make timid or fea...
intimistes
19
14
INTIMISTE, (French)...
intimities
19
14
INTIMITY, a state of...
intinction
19
16
a mode of administer...
intituling
20
16
INTITULE, to give a...
intolerant
16
13
not tolerant [adj IN...
intonating
16
15
INTONATE, to modulat...
intonation
14
13
something that is in...
intonators
15
12
INTONATOR, one who i...
intoningly
24
18
INTONING [adv]
intorsions
16
12
INTORSION, a twist,...
intortions
16
12
INTORTION, a twist,...
intoxicant
25
22
something that intox...
intoxicate
25
21
to make drunk [v INT...
intradoses
16
12
INTRADOS, the inner...
intragenic
20
17
being or occurring w...
intramural
19
16
being within the wal...
intranasal
16
13
lying within or admi...
intraplate
19
15
relating to or occur...
intrastate
16
11
existing or occurrin...
intravital
20
16
performed upon or fo...
intravitam
20
18
performed upon or fo...
intrazonal
19
22
within zones [adj]
intreating
17
14
INTREAT, to ask for...
intrenched
21
18
INTRENCH, to fix fir...
intrencher
21
17
one who intrenches,...
intrenches
21
17
INTRENCH, to fix fir...
intrepidly
27
18
INTREPID, fearless [...
intrigante
17
14
(French) a female in...
intrigants
18
14
INTRIGANT, (archaic)...
intriguant
18
15
(archaic) one that i...
intriguers
19
14
INTRIGUER, one who i...
intriguing
20
17
INTRIGUE, to arouse...
introduced
20
17
INTRODUCE, to bring...
introducer
20
16
one who introduces [...
introduces
20
16
INTRODUCE, to bring...
introfying
26
19
INTROFY, to increase...
introjects
22
23
INTROJECT, to incorp...
introrsely
24
14
INTRORSE, turned or...
introspect
22
17
to look inwards [v -...
introverts
19
15
INTROVERT, to turn i...
intrusions
17
13
INTRUSION, the act o...
intrusives
20
16
INTRUSIVE, an intrus...
intrusting
19
15
INTRUST, to give ove...
intubating
20
18
INTUBATE, to insert...
intubation
18
16
the introduction of...
intuitable
20
16
that can be intuited...
intuitions
17
13
INTUITION, the power...
intumesced
21
19
INTUMESCE, to swell...
intumesces
21
18
INTUMESCE, to swell...
intwisting
22
17
INTWIST, to twist to...
inumbrated
20
19
INUMBRATE, to cast a...
inumbrates
20
18
INUMBRATE, to cast a...
inunctions
19
17
INUNCTION, the act o...
inundating
17
17
INUNDATE, to fill wi...
inundation
15
15
the act of inundatin...
inundators
16
14
INUNDATOR, one who i...
inundatory
22
16
causing inundation,...
inurbanely
25
19
INURBANE, not urbane...
inurbanity
25
18
want of urbanity [n...
inuredness
16
14
the state of being i...
inurements
17
16
INUREMENT, use; prac...
inurnments
17
17
INURNMENT, the act o...
invaginate
18
18
to ensheath [v INVAG...
invalidate
19
17
to make invalid [v I...
invaliding
21
20
the act of treating...
invalidism
22
20
the condition of an...
invalidity
27
19
lack of validity or...
invaluable
22
21
beyond value [adj IN...
invaluably
29
23
INVALUABLE, beyond v...
invariable
21
19
not varying, also UN...
invariably
28
21
INVARIABLE, not vary...
invariance
20
19
the state of being i...
invariancy
27
21
the state of being i...
invariants
18
16
INVARIANT, an invari...
inveagling
21
21
INVEAGLE, to cajole,...
invectives
24
22
INVECTIVE, an attack...
inveighers
22
19
INVEIGHER, one who i...
inveighing
23
22
INVEIGH, to speak vi...
inveiglers
21
18
INVEIGLER, one who i...
inveigling
22
21
INVEIGLE, to cajole,...
invendible
21
21
not vendible or sala...
inventable
20
20
that can be invented...
inventible
21
20
that can be invented...
inventions
17
17
INVENTION, that whic...
inventress
18
16
a woman who invents...
inveracity
28
20
want of veracity [n...
inverities
19
15
INVERITY, lack of tr...
inversions
18
16
INVERSION, the act o...
invertases
18
15
INVERTASE, an enzyme...
invertedly
26
19
INVERTED [adv]
invertible
22
19
capable of being inv...
investable
21
19
capable of being inv...
investible
22
19
capable of being inv...
investment
19
19
the act of investing...
inveteracy
27
20
the quality of being...
inveterate
17
15
firmly established b...
invigilate
21
18
to keep watch; esp....
invigorant
19
18
an invigorating agen...
invigorate
19
17
to give life and ene...
invincible
25
23
unconquerable [adj I...
invincibly
32
25
INVINCIBLE, unconque...
inviolable
22
20
secure from violatio...
inviolably
29
22
INVIOLABLE, secure f...
inviolated
19
17
not violated; uninju...
invisibles
23
19
INVISIBLE, an invisi...
invitation
18
16
the act of inviting...
invitatory
25
17
a psalm or anthem su...
invitement
19
19
an invitation [n -S]
invitingly
28
21
INVITING, attractive...
invocating
22
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INVOCATE, to appeal...
invocation
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the act of invoking...
invocative
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serving to invoke [a...
invocators
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INVOCATOR, one who i...
invocatory
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making or containing...
invoicings
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INVOICING, the act o...
involucels
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INVOLUCEL, a small s...
involucral
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pertaining to, posse...
involucres
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INVOLUCRE, a whorl o...
involucrum
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(Latin) a whorl or s...
involutely
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INVOLUTE, infolded [...
involuting
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INVOLUTE, to roll or...
involution
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the act of involving...
involvedly
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INVOLVED [adv]
inwardness
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the state of being i...
inworkings
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INWORKING, the act o...
inwrapment
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the act of inwrappin...
inwrapping
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the act of wrapping...
inwreathed
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INWREATHE, to surrou...
inwreathes
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INWREATHE, to surrou...
iodinating
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IODINATE, to treat w...
iodination
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treatment with iodin...
iodisation
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the act of iodising,...
iodization
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the act of iodizing,...
iodometric
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measured by iodine,...
ionicities
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IONICITY, the state...
ionisation
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the act of ionising,...
ionization
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the act of ionizing,...
ionopauses
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IONOPAUSE, the regio...
ionophores
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IONOPHORE, a chemica...
ionosondes
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IONOSONDE, an instru...
ionosphere
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a region of the uppe...
ionotropic
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pertaining to or exh...
iprindoles
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IPRINDOLE, an antide...
iproniazid
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a derivative of ison...
iracundity
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the state of being i...
irefulness
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wrathfulness [n -ES]
irenically
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IRENICAL, peaceful i...
irenicisms
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IRENICISM, the proce...
iridaceous
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belonging to the iri...
iridectomy
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the act of cutting o...
iridescent
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having or exhibiting...
iridocytes
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IRIDOCYTE, a cell in...
iridosmine
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a very hard corrosio...
iridosmium
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a very hard corrosio...
irisations
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IRISATION, iridescen...
ironfisted
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stingy, miserly [adj...
ironhanded
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having an iron hand...
ironically
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IRONICAL, pertaining...
ironmaster
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a manufacturer of ir...
ironmonger
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a dealer in ironware...
ironnesses
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IRONNESS, the state...
ironsmiths
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IRONSMITH, a worker...
ironstones
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IRONSTONE, a hard, e...
ironworker
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one who works in iro...
irradiance
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the act of irradiati...
irradiancy
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the act of irradiati...
irradiated
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IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irradiates
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IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irradiator
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something or someone...
irradicate
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to fix firmly [v IRR...
irrational
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not rational [adj IR...
irredentas
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IRREDENTA, (Italian)...
irregulars
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IRREGULAR, a soldier...
irrelation
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the state of being i...
irrelative
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not relative; irrele...
irrelevant
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not relevant [adj IR...
irreligion
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the state of being i...
irremeable
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which cannot be retu...
irremeably
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IRREMEABLE, which ca...
irrenowned
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(Spenser) inglorious...
irresolute
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uncertain how to act...
irreverent
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lacking reverence [a...
irridentas
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IRRIDENTA, (Italian)...
irrigating
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IRRIGATE, to water b...
irrigation
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the therapeutic flus...
irrigative
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relating to irrigati...
irrigators
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IRRIGATOR, one who i...
irritating
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IRRITATE, to excite...
irritation
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the act of irritatin...
irritative
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serving to irritate...
irritators
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IRRITATOR, one who i...
irruptions
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IRRUPTION, a forcibl...
irukandjis
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IRUKANDJI, a very ve...
isabelline
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a dingy yellowish-gr...
isallobars
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ISALLOBAR, the conto...
ischaemias
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ISCHAEMIA, an inadeq...
ischuretic
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having the quality o...
iseikonias
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ISEIKONIA, the seein...
isentropic
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having equal entropy...
islomanias
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ISLOMANIA, an obsess...
isoaminile
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an antitussive drug...
isoantigen
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an antigen that stim...
isobarisms
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ISOBARISM, the use o...
isobutanes
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ISOBUTANE, a gaseous...
isobutenes
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ISOBUTENE, an isomer...
isocaloric
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having similar calor...
isochasmic
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indicating equal aur...
isocheimal
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connecting points of...
isocheimic
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relating to an isoch...
isochimals
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ISOCHIMAL, an isochi...
isochronal
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uniform in time; rec...
isochrones
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ISOCHRONE, a line co...
isochroous
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16
of uniform colour [a...
isoclinals
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ISOCLINAL, a line co...
isoclinics
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ISOCLINIC, a line on...
isocracies
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ISOCRACY, a form of...
isocrymals
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ISOCRYMAL, a line co...
isocyanate
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an ester of isomeric...
isocyanide
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a salt or ester of i...
isodontals
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ISODONTAL, an isodon...
isodynamic
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a line on a map conn...
isoenzymes
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ISOENZYME, one of se...
isoenzymic
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of or like an isoenz...
isoflavone
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a plant oestrogen, f...
isogametes
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ISOGAMETE, a gamete...
isogametic
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relating to isogamy,...
isogenetic
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relating to isogeny,...
isoglossal
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relating to an isogl...
isoglosses
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ISOGLOSS, a line ind...
isoglossic
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relating to an isogl...
isoglottal
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relating to an isogl...
isoglottic
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relating to an isogl...
isografted
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ISOGRAFT, to transpl...
isohyetals
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ISOHYETAL, a line dr...
isokinetic
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of the withdrawal of...
isokontans
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ISOKONTAN, any membe...
isolatable
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that can be isolated...
isolations
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ISOLATION, the state...
isoleucine
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an essential amino a...
isomerases
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ISOMERASE, an enzyme...
isomerised
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ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerises
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ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerisms
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ISOMERISM, the state...
isomerized
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ISOMERIZE, to change...
isomerizes
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ISOMERIZE, to change...
isometrics
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ISOMETRIC, a line co...
isometries
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ISOMETRY, equality o...
isomorphic
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of the same form or...
isoniazide
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a pyridine derivativ...
isoniazids
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ISONIAZID, a pyridin...
isonitrile
18
12
a type of organic co...
isooctanes
18
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ISOOCTANE, a fuel of...
isopachyte
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a line connecting po...
isopiestic
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16
having equal pressur...
isoplethic
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of or like an isople...
isopluvial
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a line on a map conn...
isoprenoid
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a type of chemical c...
isopropyls
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ISOPROPYL, a radical...
isopterans
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ISOPTERAN, any membe...
isopterous
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relating to the Isop...
isopycnals
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ISOPYCNAL, a line on...
isopycnics
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ISOPYCNIC, a line on...
isoseismal
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a line connecting po...
isoseismic
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a line connecting po...
isospories
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ISOSPORY, the condit...
isosporous
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14
having spores of one...
isostacies
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ISOSTACY, the state...
isostasies
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ISOSTASY, the state...
isotherals
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ISOTHERAL, a line co...
isothermal
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16
having an equal aver...
isotropies
19
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ISOTROPY, the state...
isotropism
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isotropy, also ISOTR...
isotropous
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14
having the same prop...
ispaghulas
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ISPAGHULA, a dietary...
italianate
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12
to render Italian, o...
italianise
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12
to make Italian, als...
italianize
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to make Italian, als...
italicised
22
15
ITALICISE, to print...
italicises
22
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ITALICISE, to print...
italicized
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ITALICIZE, to print...
italicizes
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ITALICIZE, to print...
iterations
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ITERATION, repetitio...
ithyphalli
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ITHYPHALLUS, an erec...
itinerancy
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making journeys from...
itinerants
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ITINERANT, someone w...
itinerated
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ITINERATE, to wander...
itinerates
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ITINERATE, to wander...
ivermectin
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21
a drug used in veter...
ivorybills
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21
IVORYBILL, the ivory...
ivorywoods
28
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IVORYWOOD, the yello...
izvestiyas
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IZVESTIYA, (Russian)...
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