10 letter words that starts with i

10 letter words that start with I

10 letter I word

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iambically 32 23 IAMBIC, consisting o...
iatrogenic 20 16 caused inadvertently...
ibuprofens 23 21 IBUPROFEN, an anti-i...
iceboaters 21 16 ICEBOATER, one who t...
iceboating 22 19 the sport of using a...
icebreaker 22 20 a boat for making a...
icefishing 26 21 ICEFISH, to fish thr...
ichneumons 22 21 ICHNEUMON, (Greek) t...
ichnolites 23 17 ICHNOLITE, a fossil...
ichthyoids 32 20 ICHTHYOID, any fishl...
ichthyoses 31 19 ICHTHYOSIS, a diseas...
ichthyosis 32 19 a disease in which t...
ichthyotic 35 22 relating to ichthyos...
ickinesses 21 18 ICKINESS, the state...
iconically 31 21 ICONICAL, pertaining...
iconifying 29 22 ICONIFY, to reduce t...
iconoclasm 24 21 attacking of establi...
iconoclast 23 18 a breaker or destroy...
iconolater 19 15 one who worships ima...
iconolatry 26 17 image-worship [n ICO...
iconomachy 31 24 opposition to the wo...
iconomatic 23 20 using pictures to re...
iconometer 19 17 an instrument for fi...
iconometry 26 19 measurement by icono...
iconoscope 23 20 an early form of ele...
icosahedra 21 16 ICOSAHEDRON, a polyh...
ictericals 25 17 ICTERICAL, a remedy...
idealisers 18 12 IDEALISER, one who i...
idealising 19 15 IDEALISE, to regard...
idealistic 22 15 of or relating to id...
idealities 18 12 IDEALITY, the state...
idealizers 21 21 IDEALIZER, one who i...
idealizing 22 24 IDEALIZE, to regard...
idealogies 18 14 IDEALOGY, a belief s...
idealogues 18 15 IDEALOGUE, a doctrin...
ideational 16 13 pertaining to, or ch...
idempotent 19 18 relating to a quanti...
identified 19 16 IDENTIFY, to establi...
identifier 19 15 one that identifies...
identifies 19 15 IDENTIFY, to establi...
identikits 19 16 IDENTIKIT, a reconst...
identities 17 12 IDENTITY, the essent...
ideogramic 22 19 of or like an ideogr...
ideographs 22 18 IDEOGRAPH, a symbol...
ideography 28 20 the representation o...
ideologies 18 14 IDEOLOGY, the scienc...
ideologise 18 14 to render ideologica...
ideologist 19 14 a supporter of a par...
ideologize 21 23 to render ideologica...
ideologues 18 15 IDEOLOGUE, a doctrin...
ideophones 19 17 IDEOPHONE, a word th...
idioblasts 21 15 IDIOBLAST, a plant c...
idiographs 23 18 IDIOGRAPH, a private...
idiolectal 22 16 of or like an idiole...
idiolectic 25 18 of or like an idiole...
idiopathic 25 19 of a disease, etc. a...
idiophones 20 17 IDIOPHONE, a percuss...
idiophonic 24 20 relating to an idiop...
idioplasms 22 18 IDIOPLASM, the part...
idioticons 20 15 IDIOTICON, a dialect...
idlenesses 17 13 IDLENESS, the state...
idolatress 18 12 a female worshipper...
idolatries 18 12 IDOLATRY, the worshi...
idolatrise 18 12 to worship as an ido...
idolatrize 21 21 to worship idols; to...
idolatrous 18 13 of or pertaining to...
idoloclast 22 16 a breaker of idols;...
idoneities 16 12 IDONEITY, the state...
iffinesses 21 17 IFFINESS, the state...
ignescents 20 17 IGNESCENT, an ignesc...
ignimbrite 22 19 a hard rock formed b...
ignipotent 19 17 presiding over fire...
ignobility 28 19 the state of being i...
ignominies 18 17 IGNOMINY, deep perso...
ignorances 19 17 IGNORANCE, lack of k...
ignorantly 24 17 IGNORANT, not knowin...
ignoration 16 14 the act of ignoring...
iguanodons 16 16 IGUANODON, a genus o...
illaqueate 26 22 to ensnare [v ILLAQU...
illatively 29 19 ILLATIVE, indicating...
illaudable 22 18 not praiseworthy [ad...
illaudably 29 20 ILLAUDABLE, not prai...
illawarras 22 15 ILLAWARRA, a breed o...
illegalise 21 15 to make or delcare i...
illegality 28 17 the state of being i...
illegalize 24 24 to make or declare i...
illiteracy 29 17 the state of being i...
illiterate 19 12 having little or no...
illocution 22 17 an act which is perf...
illuminant 20 18 that which illuminat...
illuminate 20 17 to enlighten spiritu...
illuminati 21 17 ILLUMINATO, a member...
illuminato 20 17 a member of any of v...
illuminers 21 17 ILLUMINER, one who i...
illumining 22 20 ILLUMINE, to throw l...
illuminism 23 20 a belief in an inwar...
illuminist 22 17 a believer in illumi...
illusional 20 15 of or like an illusi...
illusioned 19 15 under an illusion [a...
illusively 30 20 ILLUSIVE, based on i...
illusorily 28 16 ILLUSORY, based on i...
illustrate 20 13 to elucidate and amp...
illuviated 22 18 ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
illuviates 22 17 ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
imaginable 21 20 that can be imagined...
imaginably 28 22 IMAGINABLE, that can...
imagineers 18 16 IMAGINEER, to design...
imaginings 20 19 IMAGINING, the act o...
imaginists 20 16 IMAGINIST, a person...
imbalanced 23 22 in a state of imbala...
imbalances 23 21 IMBALANCE, lack of b...
imbecilely 32 23 IMBECILE, feeblemind...
imbecility 32 22 the state of being a...
imbibition 23 20 the absorption of a...
imbittered 21 17 IMBITTER, to make bi...
imboldened 20 20 IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imbordered 20 18 IMBORDER, to provide...
imbosoming 22 22 IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbowering 24 22 IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrangled 22 21 IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbrangles 22 20 IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbricated 24 20 IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
imbricates 24 19 IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
imbroccata 26 22 (Italian) a downward...
imbroglios 23 19 IMBROGLIO, (Italian)...
imbrowning 24 23 IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbruement 21 21 the act of imbruing...
imbuements 21 21 IMBUEMENT, the act o...
imidazoles 22 24 IMIDAZOLE, a white c...
iminazoles 21 24 IMINAZOLE, a white c...
iminoureas 17 15 IMINOUREA, a strongl...
imipramine 21 20 an antidepressant dr...
imitancies 21 17 IMITANCY [n]
imitations 18 14 IMITATION, the act o...
immaculacy 33 26 the state of being i...
immaculate 23 21 having no stain or b...
immanacled 22 22 IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immanacles 22 21 IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immanation 17 18 a flowing in [n -S]
immanences 20 21 IMMANENCE, the state...
immanental 18 19 relating to the imma...
immanently 25 21 IMMANENT, dwelling w...
immanities 19 17 IMMANITY, monstrous...
immantling 21 21 IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immaterial 20 17 not consisting of ma...
immaturely 27 20 IMMATURE, not mature...
immaturity 27 19 the state of being i...
immeasured 19 18 (Spenser) immeasurab...
immemorial 21 20 extending or existin...
immergence 22 22 immersion [n -S]
immeritous 20 17 (archaic) undeservin...
immersible 23 20 capable of being imm...
immersions 19 17 IMMERSION, the act o...
immigrancy 30 24 the state or conditi...
immigrants 21 19 IMMIGRANT, a person...
immigrated 21 19 IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
immigrates 21 18 IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
immigrator 21 18 one who immigrates [...
imminences 21 21 IMMINENCE, the quali...
imminently 26 21 IMMINENT, impending...
immingling 23 23 IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
imminution 19 19 a lessening, a decre...
immiscible 27 23 not capable of being...
immiscibly 34 25 IMMISCIBLE, not capa...
immiserise 20 16 to subject to immise...
immiserize 23 25 to subject to progre...
immissions 20 17 IMMISSION, insertion...
immittance 22 20 the act of immitting...
immixtures 27 24 IMMIXTURE, freedom f...
immobilise 23 20 to render immobile,...
immobilism 25 23 a political policy c...
immobility 30 22 the state of being i...
immobilize 26 29 to make immovable, a...
immoderacy 28 22 lack of moderation [...
immoderate 18 17 exceeding just, usua...
immodestly 27 20 IMMODEST, not modest...
immolating 21 20 IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immolation 19 18 the act of immolatin...
immolators 20 17 IMMOLATOR, one who o...
immoralism 22 20 rejection of moralit...
immoralist 21 17 a person who practis...
immorality 27 19 the state of being i...
immortally 28 20 IMMORTAL, not subjec...
immortelle 21 18 (French) a plant wit...
immotility 28 19 the quality of being...
immovables 24 24 IMMOVABLE, something...
immoveable 23 24 no capable of being...
immoveably 30 26 IMMOVEABLE, no capab...
immunisers 20 18 IMMUNISER, one that...
immunising 21 21 IMMUNISE, to render...
immunities 20 18 IMMUNITY, the state...
immunizers 23 27 IMMUNIZER, one that...
immunizing 24 30 IMMUNIZE, to render...
immunoblot 22 22 a technique used in...
immunogens 19 21 IMMUNOGEN, an antige...
immunology 27 23 the science of the i...
immurement 20 21 the act of immuring,...
impactions 23 20 IMPACTION, the drivi...
impactites 24 19 IMPACTITE, a rock, t...
impainting 21 20 IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impairable 23 20 that can be impaired...
impairings 22 19 IMPAIRING, the act o...
impairment 21 20 the state of being i...
impalement 21 21 the act of impaling...
impalpable 26 24 not perceivable by t...
impalpably 33 26 IMPALPABLE, not perc...
impaludism 24 22 a disease carried by...
impanation 18 18 in Eucharistic doctr...
impaneling 21 21 IMPANEL, to put onto...
impanelled 21 20 IMPANEL, to put onto...
imparadise 20 17 to put in a state li...
imparities 21 16 IMPARITY, lack of eq...
imparlance 23 21 parleying, conferenc...
impartable 23 20 that can be imparted...
impartible 24 20 of a field, that can...
impartibly 31 22 IMPARTIBLE, of a fie...
impartment 21 20 the act of imparting...
impassable 23 20 that cannot be passe...
impassably 30 22 IMPASSABLE, that can...
impassible 24 20 not subject to suffe...
impassibly 31 22 IMPASSIBLE, not subj...
impassions 20 17 IMPASSION, to arouse...
impatience 22 20 the state of being i...
impeachers 25 21 IMPEACHER, one who i...
impeaching 26 24 IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impearling 22 20 IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeccable 29 26 faultless, flawless...
impeccably 36 28 IMPECCABLE, faultles...
impeccancy 35 28 sinlessness [n IMPEC...
impedances 22 21 IMPEDANCE, the measu...
impediment 21 21 something that imped...
impedingly 29 23 IMPEDING [adv]
impeditive 23 21 causing hindrance; i...
impellents 22 19 IMPELLENT, something...
impendence 21 22 (obsolete) the state...
impendency 28 24 (obsolete) the state...
impenitent 19 18 not impenitent [adj...
imperative 22 20 expressive of comman...
imperators 20 16 IMPERATOR, (Latin) a...
imperfects 26 22 IMPERFECT, a verb te...
imperially 29 20 IMPERIAL, commanding...
imperiling 23 20 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperilled 23 19 IMPERIL, to put in d...
impersonal 20 18 denoting the verbal...
impervious 23 21 not allowing entranc...
impetrated 20 17 IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impetrates 20 16 IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impetrator 20 16 one who impetrates,...
impictured 25 21 (Spenser) painted [a...
impishness 23 19 the quality of being...
implacable 27 24 incapable of being p...
implacably 34 26 IMPLACABLE, incapabl...
implanters 21 18 IMPLANTER, one who i...
implanting 22 21 IMPLANT, to plant fi...
impleached 26 23 IMPLEACH, to intertw...
impleaches 26 22 IMPLEACH, to intertw...
impleaders 21 18 IMPLEADER, one who p...
impleading 22 21 IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impledging 24 23 IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
implements 22 21 IMPLEMENT, to put in...
impletions 21 18 IMPLETION, filling,...
implexions 27 25 IMPLEXION, the act o...
implexuous 28 26 not simple; involved...
implicated 25 21 IMPLICATE, to involv...
implicates 25 20 IMPLICATE, to involv...
implicitly 34 23 IMPLICIT, implied bu...
implodents 21 19 IMPLODENT, an implos...
implorator 21 17 (Shakespeare) one wh...
implosions 21 18 IMPLOSION, the act o...
implosives 24 21 IMPLOSIVE, an implos...
implunging 24 24 IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
impocketed 24 24 IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impoldered 21 19 IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impolicies 25 20 IMPOLICY, an instanc...
impolitely 29 20 IMPOLITE, having bad...
impolitest 22 17 IMPOLITE, having bad...
importable 23 20 capable of being imp...
importance 22 20 the state of being i...
importancy 29 22 (obsolete) importanc...
importings 22 19 IMPORTING, the act o...
importuned 20 19 IMPORTUNE, to press...
importuner 20 18 one who importunes [...
importunes 20 18 IMPORTUNE, to press...
imposingly 29 22 IMPOSING, impressive...
imposition 20 17 the act of imposing...
impossible 24 20 not possible [adj IM...
impossibly 31 22 IMPOSSIBLE, not poss...
imposthume 24 22 (archaic) an abscess...
impostrous 21 17 doing imposture [adj...
impostumed 22 21 having an impostume,...
impostumes 22 20 IMPOSTUME, (archaic)...
impostures 21 17 IMPOSTURE, a fraud,...
impotences 22 20 IMPOTENCE, lack of p...
impotently 27 20 IMPOTENT, powerless...
impoundage 20 21 the act of impoundin...
impounders 20 19 IMPOUNDER, one who i...
impounding 21 22 IMPOUND, to seize an...
impoverish 25 22 to make poor, also E...
impowering 24 22 IMPOWER, to authoriz...
imprecated 23 20 IMPRECATE, to call d...
imprecates 23 19 IMPRECATE, to call d...
impregnant 20 20 that which impregnat...
impregnate 20 19 to fill, imbue; to m...
impregning 22 22 IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresario 20 16 an organizer, promot...
impressers 21 16 IMPRESSER, one who i...
impressing 22 19 IMPRESS, to fix deep...
impression 20 17 a stamp, form, or fi...
impressive 23 20 making or tending to...
impressure 21 17 (archaic) an impress...
imprimatur 23 20 (Latin) a license to...
imprinters 21 17 IMPRINTER, one who i...
imprinting 22 20 a learning process i...
imprisoned 20 18 IMPRISON, to confine...
imprisoner 20 17 one who imprisons [n...
improbable 25 23 not probable [adj IM...
improbably 32 25 IMPROBABLE, not prob...
impromptus 25 23 IMPROMPTU, a short p...
improperly 30 22 IMPROPER, not proper...
improvable 25 24 capable of being imp...
improvably 32 26 IMPROVABLE, capable...
improvised 23 21 IMPROVISE, to compos...
improviser 23 20 one who improvises,...
improvises 23 20 IMPROVISE, to compos...
improvisor 23 20 one who improvises,...
imprudence 23 22 the state of being i...
impsonites 20 17 IMPSONITE, an organi...
impudences 23 22 IMPUDENCE, shameless...
impudently 28 22 IMPUDENT, insolently...
impudicity 32 23 immodesty, shameless...
impugnable 24 24 capable of being imp...
impugnment 22 24 the act of impugning...
impuissant 21 18 (archaic) powerless...
impulsions 22 19 IMPULSION, the act o...
impundulus 23 22 IMPUNDULU, (Bantu) a...
impunities 21 18 IMPUNITY, exemption...
impureness 20 18 the state of being i...
impurities 22 17 IMPURITY, something...
impurpling 26 24 IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
imputation 20 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 16 14 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 19 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 19 16 INAUGURAL, an inaugu...
inaugurate 17 15 to invest with offic...
inaurating 17 15 INAURATE, to cover w...
inbounding 19 20 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 21 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 22 the state of being i...
incarnated 18 16 INCARNATE, to embody...
incarnates 18 15 INCARNATE, to embody...
incasement 19 18 the act of incasing...
incatenate 17 15 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 INCISIVE, cutting, t...
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 21 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 23 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 18 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 16 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 19 20 INGLENEUK, an alcove...
inglenooks 18 19 INGLENOOK, an alcove...
inglorious 19 15 not glorious [adj IN...
ingrafting 21 19 INGRAFT, to graft fo...
ingrainers 17 14 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 20 INGROOVE, to fit int...
ingrossing 19 16 INGROSS, to complete...
ingrounded 17 17 INGROUND, to fix (so...
ingulfment 22 22 the state of being e...
ingulphing 25 23 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 16 INHEARSE, (Shakespea...
inherences 20 17 INHERENCE, the state...
inherently 25 17 INHERENT, innate, na...
inheriting 20 16 INHERIT, to receive...
inheritors 19 13 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 21 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 22 characterized by gro...
initialers 18 12 INITIALER, one who i...
initialing 19 15 INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialise 18 12 to set (as a compute...
initialism 20 15 an acronym formed fr...
initialize 21 21 to set (as a compute...
initialled 19 14 INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialler 19 13 one who initials, al...
initiating 18 14 INITIATE, to begin o...
initiation 16 12 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 27 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 26 not judicial [adj IN...
injuncting 23 28 INJUNCT, to prohibit...
injunction 21 26 the act or an instan...
injunctive 24 29 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 16 INKINESS, the state...
inmarriage 18 16 endogamy [n -S]
inmigrants 19 17 INMIGRANT, an inmigr...
innateness 14 13 the quality of being...
innermosts 17 15 INNERMOST, an innerm...
innersoles 16 13 INNERSOLE, an insole...
innervated 17 17 INNERVATE, to supply...
innervates 17 16 INNERVATE, to supply...
innerwears 18 15 INNERWEAR, underwear...
innkeepers 18 19 INNKEEPER, a person...
innocences 20 19 INNOCENCE, the quali...
innocenter 17 16 INNOCENT, free from...
innocently 25 19 INNOCENT, free from...
innominate 15 16 having no name [adj]
innovating 18 19 INNOVATE, to introdu...
innovation 16 17 the introduction of...
innovative 19 20 characterized by inn...
innovators 17 16 INNOVATOR, one who i...
innovatory 23 18 relating to innovati...
innuendoed 14 16 INNUENDO, to make an...
innuendoes 14 15 INNUENDO, to make an...
innumeracy 26 21 the state of being i...
innumerate 16 16 marked by an ignoran...
innumerous 17 17 (archaic) innumerabl...
innutrient 16 14 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 15 INPATIENT, a patient...
inpayments 25 20 INPAYMENT, the payme...
inpourings 20 18 INPOURING, the act o...
inquieting 26 24 INQUIET, to disturb...
inquietude 25 23 a disturbed state [n...
inquilines 26 23 INQUILINE, a creatur...
inquilinic 30 26 living with another...
inquinated 24 23 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 21 INVOCATE, to appeal...
invocation 20 19 the act of invoking...
invocative 23 22 serving to invoke [a...
invocators 21 18 INVOCATOR, one who i...
invocatory 27 20 making or containing...
invoicings 23 21 INVOICING, the act o...
involucels 24 21 INVOLUCEL, a small s...
involucral 24 21 pertaining to, posse...
involucres 23 20 INVOLUCRE, a whorl o...
involucrum 25 24 (Latin) a whorl or s...
involutely 27 20 INVOLUTE, infolded [...
involuting 21 20 INVOLUTE, to roll or...
involution 19 18 the act of involving...
involvedly 29 24 INVOLVED [adv]
inwardness 19 16 the state of being i...
inworkings 22 21 INWORKING, the act o...
inwrapment 22 21 the act of inwrappin...
inwrapping 25 23 the act of wrapping...
inwreathed 21 17 INWREATHE, to surrou...
inwreathes 21 16 INWREATHE, to surrou...
iodinating 17 15 IODINATE, to treat w...
iodination 15 13 treatment with iodin...
iodisation 16 12 the act of iodising,...
iodization 19 21 the act of iodizing,...
iodometric 21 17 measured by iodine,...
ionicities 20 14 IONICITY, the state...
ionisation 15 12 the act of ionising,...
ionization 18 21 the act of ionizing,...
ionopauses 17 15 IONOPAUSE, the regio...
ionophores 19 16 IONOPHORE, a chemica...
ionosondes 14 13 IONOSONDE, an instru...
ionosphere 19 16 a region of the uppe...
ionotropic 21 17 pertaining to or exh...
iprindoles 20 16 IPRINDOLE, an antide...
iproniazid 22 24 a derivative of ison...
iracundity 27 18 the state of being i...
irefulness 20 16 wrathfulness [n -ES]
irenically 28 18 IRENICAL, peaceful i...
irenicisms 22 17 IRENICISM, the proce...
iridaceous 20 15 belonging to the iri...
iridectomy 28 19 the act of cutting o...
iridescent 20 15 having or exhibiting...
iridocytes 27 16 IRIDOCYTE, a cell in...
iridosmine 18 15 a very hard corrosio...
iridosmium 21 18 a very hard corrosio...
irisations 17 11 IRISATION, iridescen...
ironfisted 19 15 stingy, miserly [adj...
ironhanded 17 16 having an iron hand...
ironically 28 18 IRONICAL, pertaining...
ironmaster 17 14 a manufacturer of ir...
ironmonger 17 17 a dealer in ironware...
ironnesses 15 12 IRONNESS, the state...
ironsmiths 21 16 IRONSMITH, a worker...
ironstones 15 12 IRONSTONE, a hard, e...
ironworker 20 18 one who works in iro...
irradiance 19 15 the act of irradiati...
irradiancy 26 17 the act of irradiati...
irradiated 17 12 IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irradiates 17 11 IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irradiator 17 11 something or someone...
irradicate 20 14 to fix firmly [v IRR...
irrational 17 12 not rational [adj IR...
irredentas 16 12 IRREDENTA, (Italian)...
irregulars 20 14 IRREGULAR, a soldier...
irrelation 17 12 the state of being i...
irrelative 20 15 not relative; irrele...
irrelevant 19 16 not relevant [adj IR...
irreligion 19 14 the state of being i...
irremeable 20 17 which cannot be retu...
irremeably 27 19 IRREMEABLE, which ca...
irrenowned 18 16 (Spenser) inglorious...
irresolute 18 12 uncertain how to act...
irreverent 18 15 lacking reverence [a...
irridentas 17 12 IRRIDENTA, (Italian)...
irrigating 20 15 IRRIGATE, to water b...
irrigation 18 13 the therapeutic flus...
irrigative 21 16 relating to irrigati...
irrigators 19 12 IRRIGATOR, one who i...
irritating 19 13 IRRITATE, to excite...
irritation 17 11 the act of irritatin...
irritative 20 14 serving to irritate...
irritators 18 10 IRRITATOR, one who i...
irruptions 20 15 IRRUPTION, a forcibl...
irukandjis 21 26 IRUKANDJI, a very ve...
isabelline 20 16 a dingy yellowish-gr...
isallobars 21 15 ISALLOBAR, the conto...
ischaemias 23 18 ISCHAEMIA, an inadeq...
ischuretic 27 19 having the quality o...
iseikonias 17 15 ISEIKONIA, the seein...
isentropic 22 17 having equal entropy...
islomanias 18 15 ISLOMANIA, an obsess...
isoaminile 18 15 an antitussive drug...
isoantigen 16 14 an antigen that stim...
isobarisms 21 16 ISOBARISM, the use o...
isobutanes 18 15 ISOBUTANE, a gaseous...
isobutenes 18 15 ISOBUTENE, an isomer...
isocaloric 24 17 having similar calor...
isochasmic 27 21 indicating equal aur...
isocheimal 24 19 connecting points of...
isocheimic 27 21 relating to an isoch...
isochimals 25 19 ISOCHIMAL, an isochi...
isochronal 22 17 uniform in time; rec...
isochrones 21 16 ISOCHRONE, a line co...
isochroous 22 16 of uniform colour [a...
isoclinals 22 16 ISOCLINAL, a line co...
isoclinics 25 18 ISOCLINIC, a line on...
isocracies 23 16 ISOCRACY, a form of...
isocrymals 29 19 ISOCRYMAL, a line co...
isocyanate 24 16 an ester of isomeric...
isocyanide 25 17 a salt or ester of i...
isodontals 17 13 ISODONTAL, an isodon...
isodynamic 27 20 a line on a map conn...
isoenzymes 26 25 ISOENZYME, one of se...
isoenzymic 30 28 of or like an isoenz...
isoflavone 20 19 a plant oestrogen, f...
isogametes 18 15 ISOGAMETE, a gamete...
isogametic 22 18 relating to isogamy,...
isogenetic 20 16 relating to isogeny,...
isoglossal 20 14 relating to an isogl...
isoglosses 19 13 ISOGLOSS, a line ind...
isoglossic 23 16 relating to an isogl...
isoglottal 20 14 relating to an isogl...
isoglottic 23 16 relating to an isogl...
isografted 20 16 ISOGRAFT, to transpl...
isohyetals 26 15 ISOHYETAL, a line dr...
isokinetic 21 18 of the withdrawal of...
isokontans 16 16 ISOKONTAN, any membe...
isolatable 20 15 that can be isolated...
isolations 17 12 ISOLATION, the state...
isoleucine 20 16 an essential amino a...
isomerases 17 13 ISOMERASE, an enzyme...
isomerised 18 14 ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerises 18 13 ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerisms 20 16 ISOMERISM, the state...
isomerized 21 23 ISOMERIZE, to change...
isomerizes 21 22 ISOMERIZE, to change...
isometrics 22 16 ISOMETRIC, a line co...
isometries 18 13 ISOMETRY, equality o...
isomorphic 26 21 of the same form or...
isoniazide 19 21 a pyridine derivativ...
isoniazids 20 21 ISONIAZID, a pyridin...
isonitrile 18 12 a type of organic co...
isooctanes 18 14 ISOOCTANE, a fuel of...
isopachyte 30 20 a line connecting po...
isopiestic 23 16 having equal pressur...
isoplethic 26 19 of or like an isople...
isopluvial 24 20 a line on a map conn...
isoprenoid 18 15 a type of chemical c...
isopropyls 29 19 ISOPROPYL, a radical...
isopterans 18 14 ISOPTERAN, any membe...
isopterous 19 14 relating to the Isop...
isopycnals 29 20 ISOPYCNAL, a line on...
isopycnics 32 22 ISOPYCNIC, a line on...
isoseismal 19 14 a line connecting po...
isoseismic 22 16 a line connecting po...
isospories 19 13 ISOSPORY, the condit...
isosporous 19 14 having spores of one...
isostacies 20 13 ISOSTACY, the state...
isostasies 17 10 ISOSTASY, the state...
isotherals 20 13 ISOTHERAL, a line co...
isothermal 21 16 having an equal aver...
isotropies 19 13 ISOTROPY, the state...
isotropism 21 16 isotropy, also ISOTR...
isotropous 19 14 having the same prop...
ispaghulas 24 19 ISPAGHULA, a dietary...
italianate 16 12 to render Italian, o...
italianise 17 12 to make Italian, als...
italianize 20 21 to make Italian, als...
italicised 22 15 ITALICISE, to print...
italicises 22 14 ITALICISE, to print...
italicized 25 24 ITALICIZE, to print...
italicizes 25 23 ITALICIZE, to print...
iterations 16 11 ITERATION, repetitio...
ithyphalli 33 21 ITHYPHALLUS, an erec...
itinerancy 25 17 making journeys from...
itinerants 16 12 ITINERANT, someone w...
itinerated 16 12 ITINERATE, to wander...
itinerates 16 11 ITINERATE, to wander...
ivermectin 23 21 a drug used in veter...
ivorybills 31 21 IVORYBILL, the ivory...
ivorywoods 28 20 IVORYWOOD, the yello...
izvestiyas 29 25 IZVESTIYA, (Russian)...