8 letter words that starts with i

8 letter words that start with I

8 letter I word

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iambists 18 14 IAMBIST, a poet who...
iambuses 17 15 IAMBUS, a type of me...
ianthine 14 12 violet-coloured [adj...
iatrical 18 12 pertaining to medici...
iberises 16 11 IBERIS, the candytuf...
ibogaine 15 14 an alkaloid used as...
iceballs 21 16 ICEBALL, a ball game...
icebergs 20 16 ICEBERG, a large flo...
iceblink 21 20 a glare in the sky c...
iceboats 18 14 ICEBOAT, a boat adap...
icebound 18 17 surrounded by ice [a...
iceboxes 24 21 ICEBOX, a cabinet fo...
icefalls 21 16 ICEFALL, a steep par...
icefield 20 16 a large ice covered...
icehouse 18 14 an underground cella...
icekhana 18 18 an automotive event...
icemaker 18 18 an appliance that ma...
icepacks 23 21 ICEPACK, packed ice...
icescape 21 17 a landscape covered...
icestone 15 12 another name for cry...
icewines 19 15 ICEWINE, a dessert w...
iceworms 21 17 ICEWORM, a small wor...
ichnites 19 14 ICHNITE, a fossil fo...
ichorous 19 14 of or like ichor, se...
ichthyic 32 20 pertaining to fish [...
ickiness 18 16 the state of being i...
iconical 20 16 pertaining to an ico...
iconised 16 13 ICONISE, to venerate...
iconises 16 12 ICONISE, to venerate...
iconized 19 22 ICONIZE, to venerate...
iconizes 19 21 ICONIZE, to venerate...
icterics 21 14 ICTERIC, a remedy fo...
icterids 18 12 ICTERID, an American...
icterine 16 12 marked yellow [adj]
idealess 14 10 without ideas [adj]
idealise 14 10 to regard as perfect...
idealism 16 13 the pursuit of noble...
idealist 15 10 an adherent of ideal...
ideality 21 12 the state of being i...
idealize 17 19 to regard as perfect...
idealogy 21 14 a belief system, als...
ideating 14 12 IDEATE, to form an i...
ideation 12 10 the power of the min...
ideative 15 13 relating to ideation...
identify 22 15 to establish the ide...
identity 20 12 the essential charac...
ideogram 15 14 a symbol that stands...
ideology 21 14 the science of ideas...
idiocies 17 12 IDIOCY, the state of...
idiogram 16 14 a diagram of chromos...
idiolect 18 13 an individual's dist...
idiotish 17 11 like an idiot [adj]
idiotism 16 12 the state of being a...
idiotype 22 14 the unique part of a...
idlehood 16 13 (archaic) idleness [...
idleness 14 11 the state of being i...
idlesses 15 10 IDLESSE, idleness [n...
idocrase 16 12 another name for the...
idolater 14 10 one that worships id...
idolator 14 10 one that worships id...
idolatry 21 12 the worship of idols...
idolised 15 11 IDOLISE, to worship,...
idoliser 15 10 one who idolises, al...
idolises 15 10 IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolisms 17 13 IDOLISM, worship of...
idolists 16 10 IDOLIST, someone who...
idolized 18 20 IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idolizer 18 19 one who idolises, al...
idolizes 18 19 IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idoneity 19 12 the state of being s...
idoneous 12 11 appropriate, suitabl...
idylists 23 12 IDYLIST, a writer of...
idyllian 22 14 simple and happy, al...
idyllist 24 13 a writer of idyls, a...
iffiness 18 15 the state of being i...
igarapes 16 13 IGARAPE, a canoe wat...
ignaroes 13 11 IGNARO, (archaic) an...
ignatias 14 11 IGNATIA, a medicinal...
ignified 17 15 IGNIFY, to burn [v]
ignifies 17 14 IGNIFY, to burn [v]
igniters 15 11 IGNITER, someone who...
igniting 16 14 IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignition 14 12 the act of igniting...
ignitors 15 11 IGNITOR, someone who...
ignitron 14 12 a device for conduct...
ignobler 17 15 IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignomies 15 14 IGNOMY, (Shakespeare...
ignominy 21 17 deep personal humili...
ignorami 15 14 IGNORAMUS, an ignora...
ignorant 13 12 not knowing things [...
ignorers 14 11 IGNORER, one who ign...
ignoring 15 14 IGNORE, to intention...
iguanian 13 13 resembling, or perta...
iguanids 15 13 IGUANID, any member...
ijtihads 19 20 IJTIHAD, (Arabic) th...
ikebanas 15 16 IKEBANA, (Japanese)...
ilkadays 22 16 every day, every day...
illapsed 18 14 ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illapses 18 13 ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illation 15 11 the act of inferring...
illative 18 14 indicating movement...
illegals 18 13 ILLEGAL, a person wh...
illinium 18 15 a former name for th...
illiquid 26 21 of assets etc. not e...
illision 16 11 the act of striking...
illogics 21 15 ILLOGIC, the absence...
illuding 18 15 ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumine 17 15 to throw light upon,...
illuming 19 17 ILLUME, to light up...
illusion 16 12 a false perception [...
illusive 19 15 based on illusion, a...
illusory 23 13 based on illusion, a...
illuvial 20 16 relating to illuvium...
illuvium 21 19 material removed fro...
ilmenite 15 13 a brownish-black tit...
imaginal 16 15 characterized by ima...
imagined 15 15 IMAGINE, to form a m...
imaginer 15 14 one who imagines [n...
imagines 15 14 IMAGINE, to form a m...
imagings 17 16 IMAGING, the process...
imagisms 18 16 IMAGISM, a twentieth...
imagists 17 13 IMAGIST, a member of...
imamates 15 14 IMAMATE, the office...
imbalmed 19 19 IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbalmer 19 18 one who imbalms, als...
imbarked 18 19 IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbarred 17 15 IMBAR, (obsolete) to...
imbasing 18 17 IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbathed 19 17 IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbathes 19 16 IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbecile 21 18 feebleminded [adj IM...
imbedded 17 17 IMBED, to plant firm...
imbibers 20 17 IMBIBER, one that im...
imbibing 21 20 IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbitter 18 14 to make bitter, also...
imblazed 21 25 IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imblazes 21 24 IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodied 17 16 IMBODY, to form into...
imbodies 17 15 IMBODY, to form into...
imbolden 17 17 to instil with coura...
imborder 17 15 to provide with a bo...
imbosked 18 19 IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbosoms 18 17 IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbossed 17 15 IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbosses 17 14 IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbowers 20 17 IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrices 21 17 IMBREX, (Latin) in R...
imbrowns 20 18 IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbruing 19 18 IMBRUE, to drench, a...
imbruted 18 16 IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbrutes 18 15 IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbursed 18 16 IMBURSE, to put in a...
imburses 18 15 IMBURSE, to put in a...
imitable 18 15 capable of being imi...
imitancy 24 17 the tendency to imit...
imitants 15 12 IMITANT, an imitatio...
imitated 15 12 IMITATE, to behave i...
imitates 15 11 IMITATE, to behave i...
imitator 15 11 one that imitates [n...
immanely 22 18 IMMANE, (archaic) hu...
immanent 14 16 dwelling within [adj...
immanity 22 17 monstrous cruelty [n...
immantle 16 16 to cloak in a mantle...
immasked 17 19 IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immature 16 15 not mature [adj IMMA...
immenser 15 15 IMMENSE, huge [adj]
immerged 17 17 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immerges 17 16 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersed 16 15 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immerser 16 14 one who immerses [n...
immerses 16 14 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immeshed 18 17 IMMESH, to entangle,...
immeshes 18 16 IMMESH, to entangle,...
immewing 20 20 IMMEW, to confine, m...
imminent 15 16 impending [adj IMMIN...
immingle 18 18 to mix [v IMMINGLED,...
imminute 16 16 (archaic) lessened,...
immitted 17 15 IMMIT, (obsolete) to...
immixing 24 24 IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immobile 19 18 stationary [adj]
immodest 16 15 not modest [adj IMMO...
immolate 16 15 to kill as a sacrifi...
immoment 16 18 (Shakespeare) of no...
immortal 17 15 not subject to death...
immotile 17 15 lacking mobility [ad...
immunise 16 16 to render immune fro...
immunity 23 18 the state of being p...
immunize 19 25 to render immune fro...
immuring 18 18 IMMURE, to enclose b...
impacted 20 18 IMPACT, to fix firml...
impacter 20 17 one that impacts, al...
impactor 20 17 one that impacts, al...
impaints 17 15 IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impaired 17 15 IMPAIR, to make wors...
impairer 17 14 one who, or that whi...
impalers 18 15 IMPALER, one that im...
impaling 19 18 IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impanate 15 15 eucharistically embo...
impanels 17 16 IMPANEL, to put onto...
impannel 16 17 to put onto a list f...
imparity 24 16 lack of equality [n...
imparked 18 19 IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparled 18 16 IMPARL, to talk over...
imparted 17 15 IMPART, to communica...
imparter 17 14 one who imparts [n -...
impasses 17 14 IMPASSE, a position...
impasted 17 15 IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastes 17 14 IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastos 17 14 IMPASTO, (Italian) t...
impaving 20 21 IMPAVE, to set in a...
impawned 19 19 IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impearls 18 15 IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeders 17 15 IMPEDER, one that im...
impeding 18 18 IMPEDE, to retard by...
impedors 17 15 IMPEDOR, an electric...
impelled 19 17 IMPEL, to drive forw...
impeller 19 16 one that impels, als...
impellor 19 16 one that impels, als...
impended 16 17 IMPEND, to be immine...
imperial 18 15 commanding [adj IMPE...
imperils 19 15 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperium 19 18 (Latin) empire, abso...
impetigo 18 16 a skin disease [n IM...
impinged 18 18 IMPINGE, to collide...
impinger 18 17 one that impinges [n...
impinges 18 17 IMPINGE, to collide...
impishly 28 19 IMPISH, mischievous...
implants 18 16 IMPLANT, to plant fi...
implated 18 16 IMPLATE, to put a co...
implates 18 15 IMPLATE, to put a co...
impleach 23 20 to intertwine, also...
impleads 18 16 IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impledge 19 18 to pawn, put in pled...
impleted 18 16 IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
impletes 18 15 IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
implexes 24 22 IMPLEX, a muscle att...
implicit 23 18 implied but not stat...
imploded 18 17 IMPLODE, to collapse...
implodes 18 16 IMPLODE, to collapse...
implored 18 16 IMPLORE, to beg for...
implorer 18 15 one who implores [n...
implores 18 15 IMPLORE, to beg for...
implunge 19 19 to plunge, also EMPL...
impluvia 21 20 IMPLUVIUM, a rain wa...
implying 26 20 IMPLY, to insinuate...
impocket 21 21 (archaic) to put in...
impolder 18 16 to reclaim low-lying...
impolicy 28 20 an instance of being...
impolite 18 15 having bad manners [...
imponent 15 16 someone who imposes...
imponing 17 18 IMPONE, to impose; t...
imporous 17 15 extremely dense [adj...
imported 17 15 IMPORT, to bring in...
importer 17 14 one that imports [n...
imposers 17 14 IMPOSER, one who imp...
imposing 18 17 impressive [adj IMPO...
imposted 17 15 IMPOST, to determine...
imposter 17 14 one who poses as ano...
impostor 17 14 one who poses as ano...
impotent 16 15 powerless [adj IMPOT...
impounds 17 17 IMPOUND, to seize an...
impowers 20 17 IMPOWER, to authoriz...
impregns 18 17 IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresas 17 14 IMPRESA, an emblem w...
impreses 17 14 IMPRESE, an emblem w...
impresse 17 14 an emblem with a mot...
imprests 18 14 IMPREST, an advance...
imprimis 20 17 (Latin) in the first...
imprints 18 15 IMPRINT, to produce...
imprison 17 15 to confine in a pris...
improper 19 17 not proper [adj IMPR...
improved 19 19 IMPROVE, to make bet...
improver 19 18 one who improves [n...
improves 19 18 IMPROVE, to make bet...
impudent 17 17 insolently disrespec...
impugned 18 19 IMPUGN, to attack by...
impugner 18 18 one who impugns, att...
impulsed 19 17 IMPULSE, to give imp...
impulses 19 16 IMPULSE, to give imp...
impunity 24 18 exemption from penal...
impurely 25 18 IMPURE, tainted, als...
impurest 18 15 IMPURE, tainted, als...
impurity 25 17 something that is im...
impurple 21 19 to dye purple, also...
imputers 18 15 IMPUTER, one who imp...
imputing 19 18 IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inaction 15 13 lack of action [n -S...
inactive 18 16 not active, also UNA...
inarable 15 13 arid or barren [adj]
inarched 18 15 INARCH, to graft in...
inarches 18 14 INARCH, to graft in...
inarming 15 15 INARM, to encircle w...
inasmuch 20 18 to such a degree, al...
inaurate 12 10 to cover with gold [...
inbeings 16 15 INBEING, inherent ex...
inboards 15 13 INBOARD, a type of m...
inbounds 15 15 INBOUND, to return a...
inbreaks 16 16 INBREAK, a violent r...
inbreeds 15 13 INBREED, to breed cl...
inbrings 17 15 INBRING, to bring in...
inbursts 17 13 INBURST [n]
incaging 18 17 INCAGE, to put in a...
incanted 15 14 INCANT, to utter rit...
incasing 17 15 INCASE, to put in a...
incaving 19 19 INCAVE, to secrete,...
inceding 17 16 INCEDE, to advance m...
incensed 15 14 INCENSE, to make ver...
incenser 15 13 a burner of incense,...
incenses 15 13 INCENSE, to make ver...
incensor 15 13 a burner of incense,...
incented 15 14 INCENT, to provide w...
incenter 15 13 the centre of an ins...
incentre 15 13 the centre of an ins...
incepted 18 16 INCEPT, to take into...
inceptor 18 15 a beginner [n -S]
inchased 18 15 INCHASE, to place in...
inchases 18 14 INCHASE, to place in...
inchmeal 20 18 little by little [ad...
inchoate 17 14 beginning [adj INCHO...
inchpins 21 18 INCHPIN, (obsolete)...
inchtape 20 17 a measuring tape mar...
inchworm 23 20 another name for the...
incident 16 14 an event [n -S]
incipits 20 15 INCIPIT, (Latin) an...
incising 18 15 INCISE, to cut into...
incision 16 13 the act of incising...
incisive 19 16 cutting, trenchant [...
incisors 17 12 INCISOR, a cutting t...
incisory 23 14 adapted for cutting...
incisure 17 13 a cut or incision [n...
incitant 16 13 something that incit...
inciters 17 12 INCITER, one who inc...
inciting 18 15 INCITE, to arouse to...
incivism 21 19 neglect of duty as a...
inclasps 20 16 INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclined 17 15 INCLINE, to slant [v...
incliner 17 14 something or someone...
inclines 17 14 INCLINE, to slant [v...
inclosed 17 14 INCLOSE, to surround...
incloser 17 13 one who, or that whi...
incloses 17 13 INCLOSE, to surround...
included 18 16 INCLUDE, to take in...
includes 18 15 INCLUDE, to take in...
incomers 17 15 INCOMER, one that co...
incoming 18 18 an arrival [n -S]
inconnue 14 15 an unknown (female)...
inconnus 15 15 INCONNU, an unknown...
incorpse 18 15 to incorporate [v IN...
increase 15 12 to become larger, al...
increate 15 12 (archaic) existing w...
incrusts 18 13 INCRUST, to cover wi...
incubate 18 16 to warm eggs for hat...
incubous 19 17 having overlapping l...
incudate 16 14 shaped like an incus...
incumber 20 19 to impede the motion...
incurred 17 14 INCUR, to bring upon...
incurved 19 18 INCURVE, to curve in...
incurves 19 17 INCURVE, to curve in...
incusing 18 16 INCUSE, to mark by s...
indagate 13 12 to investigate [v IN...
indamine 13 14 any unstable organic...
indamins 14 14 INDAMIN, any unstabl...
indarted 13 11 INDART, to dart in,...
indebted 15 14 under an obligation,...
indecent 15 14 not decent, also UND...
indented 12 12 INDENT, to cut or te...
indenter 12 11 one that indents, al...
indentor 12 11 one that indents, al...
indevout 15 15 not devout [adj]
indewing 17 16 INDEW, to provide wi...
indexers 19 17 INDEXER, one who ind...
indexing 20 20 the linking of wages...
indicans 16 14 INDICAN, a glucoside...
indicant 16 14 something that indic...
indicate 16 13 to point out [v INDI...
indicial 18 14 relating to an indic...
indicias 17 13 INDICIA, a distincti...
indicium 19 17 a distinctive mark,...
indicted 17 14 INDICT, to charge wi...
indictee 16 13 one who is indicted...
indicter 17 13 one who indicts, als...
indictor 17 13 one who indicts, als...
indigene 13 13 one born in a countr...
indigens 14 13 INDIGEN, one born in...
indigent 14 13 needy [adj INDIGENTL...
indigest 15 12 to suffer indigestio...
indignly 22 16 INDIGN, disgraceful,...
indigoes 14 12 INDIGO, a blue dye [...
indigoid 15 13 a blue dye [n -S]
indirect 17 13 not straightforward...
inditers 14 10 INDITER, one who ind...
inditing 15 13 INDITE, to write or...
indocile 17 14 not docile, also UND...
indolent 13 12 lazy, lethargic [adj...
indorsed 13 11 INDORSE, to declare...
indorsee 12 10 a person to whom a b...
indorser 13 10 one that endorses, a...
indorses 13 10 INDORSE, to declare...
indorsor 13 10 one that endorses, a...
indowing 17 16 INDOW, to bequeath,...
indoxyls 27 20 INDOXYL, a nitrogeno...
indrafts 16 13 INDRAFT, a drawing i...
indrench 18 16 to submerge in water...
indrises 14 10 INDRIS, a short-tail...
inducers 17 14 INDUCER, one who, or...
induciae 16 14 a Scottish legal tim...
inducing 18 17 INDUCE, to influence...
inducted 17 15 INDUCT, to bring int...
inductee 16 14 one who is inducted...
inductor 17 14 a part of an electri...
indulged 16 15 INDULGE, to yield to...
indulger 16 14 one who indulges [n...
indulges 16 14 INDULGE, to yield to...
induline 14 13 a blue dye, also IND...
indulins 15 13 INDULIN, a blue dye,...
indurate 13 11 to make hard, callou...
indusial 15 12 of or like an indusi...
indusium 16 15 an enclosing membran...
industry 21 13 a group of productiv...
induviae 15 15 persistent withered...
induvial 17 16 pertaining to wither...
indwells 19 15 INDWELL, to live wit...
inearths 15 11 INEARTH, (archaic) t...
inedible 16 14 not fit to be eaten,...
inedibly 23 16 not fit to be eaten...
inedited 13 11 not published [adj]
ineptest 15 12 INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inequity 28 21 unfairness [n INEQUI...
inermous 14 13 without thorns, also...
inerrant 12 10 free from error [adj...
inertest 13 9 INERT, passive [adj]
inertiae 12 9 INERTIA, the tendenc...
inertial 14 10 of or relating to in...
inertias 13 9 INERTIA, the tendenc...
inessive 15 13 a case in Finnish no...
inexpert 21 19 not expert, also UNE...
infamies 16 15 INFAMY, the state of...
infaming 17 18 INFAME, (archaic) to...
infamise 16 15 to proclaim as infam...
infamize 19 24 to proclaim as infam...
infamous 16 16 having a vile reputa...
infantas 14 13 INFANTA, (Spanish) a...
infantes 14 13 INFANTE, (historical...
infantry 21 15 soldiers marching an...
infarcts 19 15 INFARCT, a portion o...
infaunae 13 14 INFAUNA, fauna livin...
infaunal 15 15 relating to infauna,...
infaunas 14 14 INFAUNA, fauna livin...
infected 18 16 INFECT, to contamina...
infecter 18 15 one that infects, al...
infector 18 15 one that infects, al...
infecund 18 18 unfruitful; not prod...
infefted 17 16 INFEFT, in Scots law...
infeoffs 19 18 INFEOFF, to invest w...
inferiae 14 12 offerings to the spi...
inferior 15 12 lower in any respect...
infernal 15 14 pertaining to hell [...
infernos 14 13 INFERNO, a place of...
inferred 15 13 INFER, to reach or d...
inferrer 15 12 one who infers [n -S...
infested 15 13 INFEST, to invade an...
infester 15 12 one who, or that whi...
inficete 18 15 not facetious [adj]
infidels 17 14 INFIDEL, one who has...
infields 17 14 INFIELD, the area of...
infights 20 16 INFIGHT, to contend...
infilled 18 15 INFILL, to fill in [...
infimums 19 19 INFIMUM, a mathemati...
infinite 15 13 without limit [adj I...
infinity 22 15 the state of having...
infirmed 17 16 INFIRM, to weaken or...
infirmer 17 15 INFIRM, sickly [adj]
infirmly 25 18 INFIRM, sickly [adv]
infixing 23 22 INFIX, to fix in, al...
infixion 21 20 the act of infixing...
inflamed 17 17 INFLAME, to set on f...
inflamer 17 16 one who inflames [n...
inflames 17 16 INFLAME, to set on f...
inflated 16 14 INFLATE, to expand w...
inflater 16 13 one that inflates, a...
inflates 16 13 INFLATE, to expand w...
inflator 16 13 one that inflates, a...
inflatus 17 14 (Latin) a blowing or...
inflects 20 16 INFLECT, to bend or...
inflexed 22 21 bent inward [adj]
inflicts 21 16 INFLICT, to impose o...
inflight 21 17 done during an air v...
influent 16 15 a tributary stream [...
influxes 23 21 INFLUX, a flowing in...
infobahn 18 18 an information super...
infolded 16 15 INFOLD, to fold inwa...
infolder 16 14 one that infolds [n...
inforced 18 16 INFORCE, to compel,...
inforces 18 15 INFORCE, to compel,...
informal 17 16 marked by the absenc...
informed 16 16 INFORM, to pass on i...
informer 16 15 one that informs [n...
infotech 20 17 an informal short fo...
infought 19 17 INFIGHT, to contend...
infracts 19 15 INFRACT, to break a...
infrared 15 13 a part of the visibl...
infringe 16 15 to violate an oath o...
infrugal 18 16 prodigal [adj]
infusers 16 13 INFUSER, one who inf...
infusing 17 16 INFUSE, to permeate...
infusion 15 14 the act of infusing...
infusive 18 17 capable of infusing...
infusory 22 15 an infusiorian [n IN...
ingather 16 13 to gather in, to har...
ingeners 13 12 INGENER, (Shakespear...
ingenium 15 16 (obsolete) mentality...
ingenues 13 13 INGENUE, (French) an...
ingested 14 12 INGEST, to take into...
inglobed 17 16 INGLOBE, to form int...
inglobes 17 15 INGLOBE, to form int...
ingoings 15 14 INGOING, a going in...
ingoting 15 14 INGOT, to shape (met...
ingrafts 17 14 INGRAFT, to graft fo...
ingrains 14 12 INGRAIN, to impress...
ingrates 14 11 INGRATE, an ungratef...
ingroove 15 15 to fit into a groove...
inground 14 14 to fix (something) i...
ingroups 17 15 INGROUP, a group uni...
ingrowth 20 16 a growth inward [n -...
inguinal 15 14 pertaining to the gr...
ingulfed 18 17 INGULF, to swallow u...
ingulphs 21 18 INGULPH, to swallow...
inhabits 18 14 INHABIT, to live in...
inhalant 15 13 something that is in...
inhalers 16 12 INHALER, one that in...
inhaling 17 15 INHALE, to take into...
inhauler 16 13 a line for bringing...
inhausts 16 12 INHAUST, to drink in...
inhearse 14 11 (Shakespeare) to enc...
inherced 18 15 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherces 18 14 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherent 14 12 innate, natural [adj...
inhering 16 14 INHERE, to be an ess...
inherits 16 11 INHERIT, to receive...
inhesion 14 12 the state of being i...
inhibins 18 15 INHIBIN, a human sex...
inhibits 19 14 INHIBIT, to restrain...
inholder 16 13 a container [n -S]
inhooped 16 15 INHOOP, to confine i...
inhumane 15 16 not humane [adj INHU...
inhumate 16 15 to bury, also INHUME...
inhumers 17 15 INHUMER, one who inh...
inhuming 18 18 INHUME, to bury, als...
inimical 19 16 hostile [adj INIMICA...
iniquity 29 21 a gross injustice [n...
inisling 16 13 INISLE, to put onto...
initials 15 10 INITIAL, to mark wit...
initiate 13 9 to begin or start [v...
injected 18 22 INJECT, to force liq...
injector 18 21 one who injects [n -...
injoints 15 19 INJOINT, (Shakespear...
injuncts 19 23 INJUNCT, to prohibit...
injurers 16 19 INJURER, one who inj...
injuries 16 19 INJURY, harm inflict...
injuring 17 22 INJURE, to harm or d...
inkberry 23 18 a small shrub [n INK...
inkblots 18 17 INKBLOT, a blotted p...
inkhorns 16 16 INKHORN, a small con...
inkhosis 17 15 INKHOSI, a tradition...
inkiness 14 14 the state of being i...
inklings 17 17 INKLING, a slight su...
inkspots 17 16 INKSPOT, a small ink...
inkstain 14 14 a stain made by ink...
inkstand 14 15 an inkwell [n -S]
inkstone 13 14 a type of stone used...
inkwells 20 18 INKWELL, a small con...
inkwoods 17 17 INKWOOD, an evergree...
inlacing 18 16 INLACE, to entwine o...
inlander 13 12 one living inland [n...
inlayers 20 12 INLAYER, one who inl...
inlaying 21 15 the act of inlaying...
inlocked 18 18 INLOCK, to lock up,...
inmeshed 16 15 INMESH, to entangle,...
inmeshes 16 14 INMESH, to entangle,...
innately 19 13 INNATE, inborn [adv]
innative 14 14 native [adj]
innerved 14 15 INNERVE, to supply w...
innerves 14 14 INNERVE, to supply w...
innocent 14 14 a person who is guil...
innovate 13 14 to introduce somethi...
innuendo 11 13 an insinuation [n -E...
innyards 19 13 INNYARD, the courtya...
inoculum 19 18 the material used in...
inorbing 16 15 INORB, to set in an...
inornate 11 10 not ornate, also UNO...
inosines 12 10 INOSINE, a compound...
inosites 13 9 INOSITE, an alcohol...
inositol 14 10 an alcohol found in...
inotrope 14 12 a drug for controlli...
inpoured 15 14 INPOUR, to pour in [...
inputted 16 14 INPUT, to enter data...
inputter 16 13 someone who feeds in...
inqilabs 25 22 INQILAB, in India, a...
inquered 21 20 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inqueres 21 19 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquests 22 19 INQUEST, a legal inq...
inquiets 22 19 INQUIET, to disturb...
inquired 22 20 INQUIRE, to ask abou...
inquirer 22 19 one who enquires, al...
inquires 22 19 INQUIRE, to ask abou...
inrushes 16 12 INRUSH, a rushing in...
insanely 19 13 INSANE, mentally uns...
insanest 12 10 INSANE, mentally uns...
insanies 12 10 INSANIE, (Shakespear...
insanity 19 12 the state of being i...
inscapes 18 15 INSCAPE, the essenti...
inscient 16 13 (archaic) having lit...
insconce 18 16 to settle comfortabl...
inscribe 19 15 to write or engrave...
inscroll 19 14 to write on a scroll...
insculps 21 17 INSCULP, to engrave,...
insculpt 21 17 engraved [adj]
inseamed 13 13 INSEAM, to mark as i...
insectan 15 13 pertaining to insect...
insecure 16 13 not safe; apprehensi...
inseemed 13 13 INSEEM, to grease, d...
inserted 13 10 INSERT, to put in [v...
inserter 13 9 one who inserts [n -...
insetted 13 10 INSET, to set in, in...
insetter 13 9 a person who or thin...
insheath 17 13 to enclose in a shea...
inshells 18 13 INSHELL, (Shakespear...
inshrine 15 12 to place in a shrine...
insiders 14 10 INSIDER, an accepted...
insights 18 13 INSIGHT, a perceptio...
insignia 14 12 a sign of membership...
insinews 16 13 INSINEW, to be joine...
insisted 14 10 INSIST, to maintain...
insister 14 9 one who insists [n -...
insnared 12 11 INSNARE, to trap, al...
insnarer 12 10 one that ensnares, a...
insnares 12 10 INSNARE, to trap, al...
insolate 13 10 to expose to the sun...
insolent 13 11 impertinent [adj INS...
insomnia 13 13 chronic inability to...
insomuch 20 18 to such a degree, al...
insouled 14 12 INSOUL, to infuse wi...
insource 16 13 to subcontract work...
inspects 19 15 INSPECT, to examine...
insphere 17 14 to enclose in a sphe...
inspired 16 13 INSPIRE, to influenc...
inspirer 16 12 one that inspires [n...
inspires 16 12 INSPIRE, to influenc...
inspirit 17 12 to animate or encour...
instable 16 13 not stable, also UNS...
installs 16 11 INSTALL, to place in...
instance 15 13 to cite as an exampl...
instancy 22 15 the quality of being...
instants 13 10 INSTANT, a very shor...
instated 13 10 INSTATE, to install...
instates 13 9 INSTATE, to install...
instills 17 11 INSTILL, to infuse s...
instinct 17 13 an inborn impulse, i...
instress 14 9 to create an inner n...
instroke 14 13 the upstroke of a pi...
instruct 18 13 to supply with knowl...
insucken 17 18 in Scots law, relati...
insulant 14 12 an insulating materi...
insulars 15 11 INSULAR, a native or...
insulate 14 11 to isolate from conn...
insulins 15 12 INSULIN, a protein h...
insulted 15 12 INSULT, to subject t...
insulter 15 11 one who insults [n -...
insurant 13 11 one who is insured [...
insureds 14 11 INSURED, one who is...
insurers 14 10 INSURER, one who ins...
insuring 15 13 INSURE, to secure pa...
inswathe 18 14 to wrap around, also...
inswings 18 15 INSWING, an inward s...
intactly 24 15 INTACT, entire, unda...
intaglio 15 12 (Italian) a figure e...
intarsia 13 9 (Italian) a form of...
integers 14 11 INTEGER, a whole num...
integral 15 12 whole [adj INTEGRALL...
integrin 14 12 any of a superfamily...
intended 12 12 meant [adj INTENDEDL...
intender 12 11 (obsolete) to make t...
intenser 12 10 INTENSE, existing in...
intently 20 13 INTENT, fixed, conce...
interact 16 12 to act on one anothe...
interage 13 11 including people of...
interbed 15 13 to insert between ot...
intercom 17 15 a type of communicat...
intercut 17 13 to alternate camera...
interess 13 9 (obsolete) to intere...
interest 13 9 to engage the attent...
interims 15 12 INTERIM, the time be...
interior 13 9 internal [adj INTERI...
interlap 16 13 to lap over one anot...
interlay 20 12 to place between [v...
intermat 14 12 to mat fibers togeth...
intermit 15 12 to stop temporarily...
intermix 21 19 to mix together [v -...
internal 13 11 inner [adj INTERNALL...
interned 12 11 INTERN, to confine d...
internee 11 10 one who has been int...
internes 12 10 INTERNE, a trainee g...
internet 12 10 the worldwide connec...
interred 13 10 INTER, to bury [v]
interrex 19 16 someone who rules be...
interrow 16 12 existing between row...
intersex 19 16 people having charac...
intertie 13 9 a short timber bindi...
interval 16 14 a space of time betw...
interwar 16 12 happening between wa...
interweb 18 15 a facetious name for...
inthrall 18 13 to charm, also ENTHR...
inthrals 17 12 INTHRAL, to charm, a...
inthrone 14 12 to place on a throne...
intifada 15 13 the uprising in 1987...
intimacy 24 17 a state of close fam...
intimate 14 12 innermost [adj INTIM...
intimism 17 15 a genre of French im...
intimist 16 12 a painter whose subj...
intimity 22 14 a state of close fam...
intitled 15 11 INTITLE, to give a r...
intitles 15 10 INTITLE, to give a r...
intitule 15 11 to give a right to,...
intombed 16 16 INTOMB, to place in...
intonaco 14 13 in fresco painting,...
intonate 11 10 to modulate the voic...
intoners 12 10 INTONER, one who int...
intoning 13 13 the act of intoning...
intorted 13 10 INTORT, to twist inw...
intradas 13 10 INTRADA, a musical p...
intraday 19 12 occurring within a s...
intrados 13 10 the inner curve of a...
intranet 12 10 a restricted network...
intrants 13 10 INTRANT, a person wh...
intreats 13 9 INTREAT, to ask for...
intrench 18 15 to fix firmly, also...
intrepid 16 13 fearless [adj INTREP...
intrigue 15 12 to arouse the curios...
intrince 16 13 intricate [adj]
introits 14 9 INTROIT, psalm or an...
intromit 15 12 to introduce or admi...
intronic 16 13 of or like an intron...
introrse 13 9 turned or facing inw...
intruded 14 12 INTRUDE, to thrust o...
intruder 14 11 one that intrudes [n...
intrudes 14 11 INTRUDE, to thrust o...
intrusts 15 10 INTRUST, to give ove...
intubate 15 13 to insert a tube int...
intuited 14 11 INTUIT, to know with...
inturned 13 12 having an inturn [ad...
intwined 16 14 INTWINE, to weave to...
intwines 16 13 INTWINE, to weave to...
intwists 18 12 INTWIST, to twist to...
inukshuk 19 21 (Inuit) a stone used...
inuksuit 16 15 INUKSUK, (Inuit) a s...
inuksuks 17 19 INUKSUK, (Inuit) a s...
inulases 14 11 INULASE, an enzyme t...
inundant 12 13 overflowing [adj]
inundate 12 12 to fill with overflo...
inurbane 14 14 not urbane [adj INUR...
inurning 14 14 INURN, to put in an...
inustion 13 11 burning in [n -S]
invaders 15 14 INVADER, one that in...
invading 16 17 INVADE, to enter by...
invalids 17 15 INVALID, to treat as...
invasion 14 14 the act of invading...
invasive 17 17 aggressive [adj]
inveagle 16 16 to cajole, also INVE...
invecked 19 21 in heraldry, having...
invected 18 17 in heraldry, having...
inveighs 19 17 INVEIGH, to speak vi...
inveigle 17 16 to cajole, also ENVE...
invented 14 15 INVENT, to devise or...
inventer 14 14 one who invents, als...
inventor 14 14 one who invents, als...
inverity 22 15 lack of truth [n INV...
inversed 15 14 INVERSE, to turn som...
inverses 15 13 INVERSE, to turn som...
inverted 15 14 INVERT, to turn upsi...
inverter 15 13 one who inverts, als...
invertin 15 14 an unorganized ferme...
invertor 15 13 one who inverts, als...
invested 15 14 INVEST, to lay out f...
investor 15 13 one that invests [n...
inviable 18 17 not viable, also UNV...
inviably 25 19 INVIABLE, not viable...
invirile 17 14 not virile [adj]
inviscid 20 17 not viscid [adj]
invitees 15 13 INVITEE, one who is...
inviters 16 13 INVITER, one who inv...
inviting 17 16 attractive [adj INVI...
invocate 17 16 to appeal to for hel...
invoiced 18 17 INVOICE, to bill [v]
invoices 18 16 INVOICE, to bill [v]
invokers 16 17 INVOKER, one who inv...
invoking 17 20 INVOKE, to appeal to...
involute 16 15 infolded [adj INVOLU...
involved 18 19 INVOLVE, to implicat...
involver 18 18 one who involves [n...
involves 18 18 INVOLVE, to implicat...
inwalled 18 15 INWALL, to surround...
inwardly 24 16 INWARD, placed withi...
inweaved 17 17 INWEAVE, to weave in...
inweaves 17 16 INWEAVE, to weave in...
inwicked 21 20 INWICK, to perform a...
inworked 17 17 INWORK, to work in [...
iodating 14 12 IODATE, to treat wit...
iodation 12 10 the act of iodating...
iodinate 12 10 to treat with iodine...
iodisers 14 9 IODISER, one that io...
iodising 15 12 IODISE, to treat wit...
iodizers 17 18 IODIZER, one that io...
iodizing 18 21 IODIZE, to treat wit...
iodoform 16 15 a lemon-yellow cryst...
iodophor 17 14 a soluble compound o...
iodopsin 15 13 a light sensitive pi...
iodurets 14 10 IODURET, (obsolete)...
iodyrite 20 11 native silver iodide...
ionicity 23 14 the state of existin...
ionisers 13 9 IONISER, something t...
ionising 14 12 IONISE, to convert i...
ionizers 16 18 IONIZER, something t...
ionizing 17 21 IONIZE, to convert i...
ionogens 12 12 IONOGEN, a compound...
ionomers 13 12 IONOMER, the product...
iopanoic 17 15 as in iopanoic acid,...
iotacism 18 14 excessive use of the...
ipomoeas 15 14 IPOMOEA, a flowering...
irefully 25 16 IREFUL, full of ange...
irenical 17 13 peaceful in purpose,...
irenicon 15 13 a peace-making messa...
iridised 15 10 IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridises 15 9 IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridiums 17 13 IRIDIUM, a metallic...
iridized 18 19 IRIDIZE, to make iri...
iridizes 18 18 IRIDIZE, to make iri...
irisated 14 9 IRISATE, to make iri...
irisates 14 8 IRISATE, to make iri...
iriscope 19 14 an instrument showin...
iritises 15 8 IRITIS, inflammation...
ironbark 16 16 a species of Austral...
ironclad 17 14 an armored warship [...
ironical 17 13 pertaining to irony,...
ironiest 13 9 IRONY, like iron [ad...
ironings 14 12 IRONING, clothes to...
ironised 13 10 IRONISE, to satirize...
ironises 13 9 IRONISE, to satirize...
ironists 14 9 IRONIST, one who use...
ironized 16 19 IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironizes 16 18 IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironless 14 10 not using iron [adj]
ironlike 15 14 like iron [adj]
ironness 12 10 the state of being i...
ironside 13 10 a man of great stren...
ironware 15 12 articles made of iro...
ironweed 15 13 a tall weed with pur...
ironwood 15 13 a species of Austral...
ironwork 17 16 objects made of iron...
irrigate 15 10 to water by canals o...
irrision 14 9 the act of laughing...
irrisory 21 10 mocking [adj]
irritant 14 9 something that irrit...
irritate 14 8 to excite to impatie...
irrupted 17 13 IRRUPT, to enter for...
isabella 17 13 a dingy yellowish-gr...
isagoges 15 12 ISAGOGE, an academic...
isagogic 19 15 introductory [adj]
isarithm 18 13 a line on a map pass...
isatines 13 9 ISATINE, a substance...
isatinic 17 12 pertaining to, or de...
ischemia 20 16 an inadequate flow o...
ischemic 24 19 relating to ischemia...
ischuria 20 14 retention of urine [...
islanded 14 12 ISLAND, to set or do...
islander 14 11 one who lives on an...
isleless 16 10 lacking an isle [adj...
islesman 15 13 an islander, also IS...
islesmen 15 13 ISLESMAN, an islande...
isoamyls 22 14 ISOAMYL, isoamyl ace...
isobares 15 11 ISOBARE, a type of a...
isobaric 19 14 denoting equal press...
isobases 15 11 ISOBASE, a contour l...
isobaths 18 13 ISOBATH, a contour l...
isobront 15 12 a contour line showi...
isobutyl 24 15 as in methyl isobuty...
isochasm 20 16 a line connecting po...
isocheim 20 16 a line connecting po...
isochime 20 16 a line connecting po...
isochore 18 13 a curve showing pres...
isochors 19 13 ISOCHOR, a curve sho...
isochron 18 14 a line connecting po...
isocline 17 13 a cline with strata...
isocracy 26 16 a form of government...
isocryme 24 16 a contour line of eq...
isodicon 16 13 in the Greek Church,...
isodomon 13 13 a type of masonry, a...
isodomum 16 16 a type of masonry, a...
isodonts 13 10 ISODONT, an animal w...
isodoses 13 9 ISODOSE, one of seve...
isoforms 17 14 ISOFORM, one of two...
isogamic 19 16 relating to isogamy,...
isogenic 17 14 genetically similar...
isogloss 16 11 a line indicating li...
isogonal 14 12 a line indicating th...
isogones 13 11 ISOGONE, a line indi...
isogonic 17 14 a line indicating th...
isograft 17 13 to transplant from o...
isograms 16 13 ISOGRAM, a map line...
isograph 19 15 a map line indicatin...
isogrivs 18 14 ISOGRIV, a map line...
isohyets 22 12 ISOHYET, a line on a...
isokonts 14 13 ISOKONT, any member...
isolable 17 13 capable of being iso...
isolated 14 10 ISOLATE, to set apar...
isolates 14 9 ISOLATE, to set apar...
isolator 14 9 one who, or that whi...
isoleads 14 10 ISOLEAD, a line on a...
isolexes 20 16 ISOLEX, a line delin...
isolines 14 10 ISOLINE, a map line...
isologue 15 12 an organic compound...
isomeres 14 11 ISOMERE, a body or c...
isomeric 18 14 of or like an isomer...
isometry 21 13 equality of measure...
isomorph 19 16 something similar to...
isonomes 13 12 ISONOME, a line conn...
isonomic 17 15 having equal rights...
isopachs 21 16 ISOPACH, a line conn...
isophone 16 14 a line delineating a...
isophote 17 13 a line connecting po...
isopleth 19 14 a line connecting po...
isopodan 14 13 a kind of crustacean...
isoprene 14 12 a hydrocarbon of the...
isospins 16 12 ISOSPIN, a quantum n...
isospory 22 13 the condition of pro...
isostacy 23 13 the state of balance...
isostasy 20 10 the state of balance...
isotachs 19 13 ISOTACH, a line conn...
isothere 15 10 a line connecting po...
isotherm 17 13 a line on a map conn...
isotones 12 9 ISOTONE, one of a nu...
isotonic 16 12 having equal tones,...
isotopes 15 11 ISOTOPE, one of two...
isotopic 19 14 of or like an isotop...
isotrons 13 9 ISOTRON, a device fo...
isotropy 22 13 the state of being i...
isotypes 22 13 ISOTYPE, in taxonomy...
isotypic 26 16 of or like an isotyp...
isozymes 24 22 ISOZYME, one of seve...
isozymic 28 25 of or like an isozym...
issuable 17 13 authorized for issui...
issuably 24 15 ISSUABLE, authorized...
issuance 16 13 the act of giving ou...
isthmian 17 14 a native of an isthm...
isthmoid 18 14 pertaining to an ist...
itacisms 19 14 ITACISM, the pronunc...
itaconic 19 15 as in isatonic acid,...
itchiest 20 13 ITCHY, affected with...
itchings 21 16 ITCHING, a tingling...
itchweed 22 17 a flower, Indian pok...
itemised 15 12 ITEMISE, to set down...
itemiser 15 11 one that itemizes, a...
itemises 15 11 ITEMISE, to set down...
itemized 18 21 ITEMIZE, to set down...
itemizer 18 20 one that itemizes, a...
itemizes 18 20 ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterance 15 12 repetition [n -S]
iterated 13 9 ITERATE, to repeat,...
iterates 13 8 ITERATE, to repeat,...
ivorists 17 12 IVORIST, a worker in...
ivresses 16 12 IVRESSE, (French) dr...
izvestia 19 21 (Russian) news, info...