11 letter words that start with I

11 letter words that start with I

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iatrogenies 18 14 IATROGENY, the study...
iceboatings 24 20 ICEBOATING, the spor...
icebreakers 24 21 ICEBREAKER, a boat f...
icebreaking 25 24 of a vessel, designe...
ichnofossil 27 21 a fossil footprint [...
ichnography 35 26 the art of drawing g...
ichnologies 25 20 ICHNOLOGY, a branch...
ichthyoidal 34 22 fishlike, also ICHTH...
ichthyolite 34 21 a fossil fish [n -S]
ichthyology 41 25 the study of fish [n...
ichthyopsid 36 24 a member of the Icht...
ichthyornis 33 21 a toothed fossil bir...
ichthyosaur 33 21 a large fossil marin...
iconicities 25 18 ICONICITY, the state...
iconoclasms 26 22 ICONOCLASM, attackin...
iconoclasts 25 19 ICONOCLAST, a breake...
iconography 32 24 the study of drawing...
iconolaters 21 16 ICONOLATER, one who...
iconologies 22 18 ICONOLOGY, a branch...
iconologist 23 18 a student of iconolo...
iconometers 21 18 ICONOMETER, an instr...
iconoscopes 25 21 ICONOSCOPE, an early...
iconostases 20 15 ICONOSTAS, (Greek) i...
iconostasis 21 15 (Greek) in Eastern c...
icosahedral 24 18 of or having the for...
icosahedron 22 18 a polyhedron having...
icosandrian 20 17 belonging to the Ico...
icosandrous 21 17 belonging to the Ico...
icteritious 23 15 jaundiced; yellow [a...
idealnesses 18 14 IDEALNESS, the state...
idempotency 30 24 the state of being i...
idempotents 21 19 IDEMPOTENT, a quanti...
identically 30 20 IDENTICAL, exactly t...
identifiers 21 16 IDENTIFIER, one that...
identifying 28 21 IDENTIFY, to establi...
ideogrammic 25 23 of or like an ideogr...
ideographic 27 22 in the form of an id...
ideological 24 19 relating to or conce...
ideologised 20 16 IDEOLOGISE, to rende...
ideologises 20 15 IDEOLOGISE, to rende...
ideologists 21 15 IDEOLOGIST, a suppor...
ideologized 23 25 IDEOLOGIZE, to rende...
ideologizes 23 24 IDEOLOGIZE, to rende...
ideopolises 21 16 IDEOPOLIS, a city th...
ideopraxist 27 22 one who is impelled...
idioblastic 26 19 relating to an idiob...
idioglossia 21 15 secret speech or lan...
idiographic 28 22 pertaining to or dea...
idiomatical 24 19 peculiar to or of th...
idiomorphic 28 23 of well-crystallized...
idiopathies 23 17 IDIOPATHY, a disease...
idioplasmic 27 22 of or like idioplasm...
idiotically 31 19 IDIOTICAL, relating...
idolatrised 20 14 IDOLATRISE, to worsh...
idolatriser 20 13 one who commits idol...
idolatrises 20 13 IDOLATRISE, to worsh...
idolatrized 23 23 IDOLATRIZE, to worsh...
idolatrizer 23 22 one who commits idol...
idolatrizes 23 22 IDOLATRIZE, to worsh...
idolisation 19 14 the act of idolising...
idolization 22 23 the act of idolizing...
idoloclasts 24 17 IDOLOCLAST, a breake...
idoxuridine 25 22 a drug containing io...
idyllically 40 23 IDYLLIC, of or like...
ignimbrites 24 20 IGNIMBRITE, a hard r...
ignobleness 21 19 the state of being i...
ignominious 20 19 marked by disgrace o...
ignoramuses 20 18 IGNORAMUS, an ignora...
ignorations 18 15 IGNORATION, the act...
ileostomies 20 15 ILEOSTOMY, removal o...
illaqueable 31 27 capable of being ens...
illaqueated 28 24 ILLAQUEATE, to ensna...
illaqueates 28 23 ILLAQUEATE, to ensna...
illegalised 23 17 ILLEGALISE, to make...
illegalises 23 16 ILLEGALISE, to make...
illegalized 26 26 ILLEGALIZE, to make...
illegalizes 26 25 ILLEGALIZE, to make...
illiberally 32 20 ILLIBERAL, narrow-mi...
illicitness 25 17 the state of being i...
illimitable 26 20 limitless, infinite...
illimitably 33 22 ILLIMITABLE, limitle...
illiquation 29 24 the melting of one t...
illiquidity 38 26 the state of being i...
illiterates 21 13 ILLITERATE, one with...
illocutions 24 18 ILLOCUTION, an act w...
illogically 34 22 ILLOGICAL, not logic...
illuminable 25 22 capable of being ill...
illuminance 24 22 the act of illuminat...
illuminants 22 19 ILLUMINANT, that whi...
illuminated 22 19 ILLUMINATE, to enlig...
illuminates 22 18 ILLUMINATE, to enlig...
illuminator 22 18 one who illuminates...
illuminisms 25 21 ILLUMINISM, a belief...
illuminists 24 18 ILLUMINIST, a believ...
illusionary 27 17 having the nature of...
illusionism 23 18 the doctrine that th...
illusionist 22 15 a person who produce...
illustrated 22 15 an illustrated magaz...
illustrates 22 14 ILLUSTRATE, to eluci...
illustrator 22 14 one who illustrates...
illustrious 23 15 notably or brilliant...
illuviating 25 21 ILLUVIATE, to deposi...
illuviation 23 19 the accumulation of...
imaginaries 20 17 IMAGINARY, an imagin...
imaginarily 28 20 IMAGINARY, imagined...
imagination 19 18 the act of imagining...
imaginative 22 21 characterized by ima...
imagineered 19 18 IMAGINEER, to design...
imbibitions 25 21 IMBIBITION, the abso...
imbittering 24 20 IMBITTER, to make bi...
imboldening 23 23 IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imbordering 23 21 IMBORDER, to provide...
imbrangling 25 24 IMBRANGLE, (archaic)...
imbricately 33 23 IMBRICATE, overlappi...
imbricating 27 23 IMBRICATE, to lay ov...
imbrication 25 21 an overlapping of ed...
imbroccatas 28 23 IMBROCCATA, (Italian...
imbruements 23 22 IMBRUEMENT, the act...
imipramines 23 21 IMIPRAMINE, an antid...
imitability 31 20 the state of being i...
imitational 20 16 relating to imitatio...
imitatively 30 21 IMITATIVE, inclined...
immanacling 25 25 IMMANACLE, (Milton)...
immanations 19 19 IMMANATION, a flowin...
immanencies 22 22 IMMANENCY, the state...
immanentism 21 22 belief in an immanen...
immanentist 20 19 one who believes in...
immarginate 21 20 without a distinct m...
immediacies 24 21 IMMEDIACY, the quali...
immediately 28 21 IMMEDIATE, done or h...
immediatism 23 21 the policy of action...
immedicable 27 25 that cannot be medic...
immedicably 34 27 IMMEDICABLE, that ca...
immenseness 19 19 the state of being i...
immensities 21 18 IMMENSITY, the quali...
immergences 24 23 IMMERGENCE, immersio...
immigrating 24 22 IMMIGRATE, to migrat...
immigration 22 20 the act or process o...
immigrators 23 19 IMMIGRATOR, one who...
immigratory 29 21 relating to immigrat...
imminencies 23 22 IMMINENCY, the quali...
imminutions 21 20 IMMINUTION, a lessen...
immiserised 22 18 IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserises 22 17 IMMISERISE, to subje...
immiserized 25 27 IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immiserizes 25 26 IMMISERIZE, to subje...
immitigable 26 23 that cannot be mitig...
immitigably 33 25 IMMITIGABLE, that ca...
immittances 24 21 IMMITTANCE, the act...
immobilised 25 22 IMMOBILISE, to rende...
immobiliser 25 21 a device for prevent...
immobilises 25 21 IMMOBILISE, to rende...
immobilisms 27 24 IMMOBILISM, a politi...
immobilized 28 31 IMMOBILIZE, to make...
immobilizer 28 30 a device for prevent...
immobilizes 28 30 IMMOBILIZE, to make...
immodesties 21 18 IMMODESTY, lack of m...
immolations 21 19 IMMOLATION, the act...
immomentous 21 22 of no value, triflin...
immoralisms 24 21 IMMORALISM, rejectio...
immoralists 23 18 IMMORALIST, a person...
immortalise 22 18 to render immortal,...
immortality 29 20 the state of being i...
immortalize 25 27 to make immortal, al...
immortelles 23 19 IMMORTELLE, (French)...
immoveables 25 25 IMMOVEABLE, somethin...
immunoassay 26 21 the determination of...
immunoblots 24 23 IMMUNOBLOT, a techni...
immunogenic 24 25 producing an immune...
immunologic 26 25 relating to immunolo...
immunotoxic 30 29 relating to an immun...
immunotoxin 26 27 a toxin with immunos...
immurements 22 22 IMMUREMENT, the act...
impairments 23 21 IMPAIRMENT, the stat...
impalements 23 22 IMPALEMENT, the act...
impaludisms 26 23 IMPALUDISM, a diseas...
impanations 20 19 IMPANATION, in Eucha...
impanelling 24 23 IMPANEL, to put onto...
impanelment 22 23 the act of impanelli...
impannelled 22 22 IMPANNEL, to put ont...
imparadised 22 19 IMPARADISE, to put i...
imparadises 22 18 IMPARADISE, to put i...
imparkation 22 22 the act of imparking...
imparlances 25 22 IMPARLANCE, parleyin...
impartation 21 18 the act of imparting...
impartially 31 21 IMPARTIAL, not parti...
impartments 23 21 IMPARTMENT, the act...
impassioned 21 19 IMPASSION, to arouse...
impassively 32 24 IMPASSIVE, not showi...
impassivity 32 23 the quality of being...
impastation 21 18 the act of impasting...
impatiences 24 21 IMPATIENCE, the stat...
impatiently 29 21 IMPATIENT, not patie...
impeachable 29 26 that can be impeache...
impeachment 27 26 the act of impeachin...
impecunious 25 23 without money; penni...
impedimenta 22 22 things that impede;...
impediments 23 22 IMPEDIMENT, somethin...
impendences 23 23 IMPENDENCE, (obsolet...
impenetrate 20 18 to penetrate thoroug...
impenitence 23 22 the state of being i...
impenitency 30 24 the state of being i...
impenitents 21 19 IMPENITENT, one who...
imperatival 25 22 relating to the impe...
imperatives 24 21 IMPERATIVE, a verb i...
imperceable 27 24 (Spenser) not pierce...
imperfectly 35 26 IMPERFECT, not perfe...
imperforate 23 20 not perforated into...
imperialise 23 18 to make imperial, al...
imperialism 25 21 the policy, practice...
imperialist 24 18 a supporter of imper...
imperiality 30 20 the state of being i...
imperialize 26 27 to make imperial [v...
imperilling 26 22 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperilment 24 22 the act of imperilli...
imperiously 30 21 IMPERIOUS, assuming...
impermanent 21 22 not permanent [adj I...
impermeable 25 24 that cannot be perme...
impermeably 32 26 IMPERMEABLE, that ca...
impersonate 20 18 to assume or act the...
impertinent 21 19 given to or characte...
imperviable 27 25 not able to be penet...
impetigines 23 20 IMPETIGO, a skin dis...
impetrating 23 20 IMPETRATE, to obtain...
impetration 21 18 seeking by entreaty...
impetrative 24 21 relating to impetrat...
impetrators 22 17 IMPETRATOR, one who...
impetratory 28 19 relating to impetrat...
impetuosity 29 20 the state of being i...
impetuously 30 22 IMPETUOUS, tending t...
impignorate 22 20 to pledge, pawn or m...
impingement 23 24 the act of impinging...
impiousness 22 19 the state of being i...
implacental 26 23 having no placenta,...
implantable 25 23 capable of being imp...
implausible 27 23 not plausible, also...
implausibly 34 25 IMPLAUSIBLE, not pla...
impleaching 29 26 IMPLEACH, to intertw...
impleadable 25 23 that can be impleade...
implemental 24 23 instrumental, effect...
implemented 23 23 IMPLEMENT, to put in...
implementer 23 22 one who implements,...
implementor 23 22 one who implements,...
implicating 28 24 IMPLICATE, to involv...
implication 26 22 something implied [n...
implicative 29 25 tending to implicate...
implicature 27 22 the act of implying...
implicities 28 21 IMPLICITY, a state o...
imploration 22 19 the act of imploring...
implorators 23 18 IMPLORATOR, (Shakesp...
imploratory 29 20 having an imploring...
imploringly 32 24 IMPLORING [adv]
implosively 33 25 IMPLOSIVE, of or rel...
impocketing 27 27 IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impoldering 24 22 IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impolitical 28 22 (obsolete) impolitic...
impoliticly 35 24 IMPOLITIC, not polit...
imponderous 21 20 weightless, very lig...
importances 24 21 IMPORTANCE, the stat...
importantly 29 21 IMPORTANT, of great...
importation 21 18 the act or practice...
importunacy 31 24 the state of being i...
importunate 21 19 stubbornly or unreas...
importunely 29 22 IMPORTUNE, importuna...
importuners 22 19 IMPORTUNER, one who...
importuning 23 22 the act of importuni...
importunity 29 21 the state of being i...
impositions 22 18 IMPOSITION, the act...
impossibles 26 21 IMPOSSIBLE, an impos...
imposthumed 26 24 having an imposthume...
imposthumes 26 23 IMPOSTHUME, (archaic...
impostorous 22 18 relating to impostur...
impostumate 23 21 to form or inflict a...
imposturous 23 19 relating to impostur...
impotencies 24 21 IMPOTENCY, lack of p...
impoundable 24 24 that can be impounde...
impoundages 22 22 IMPOUNDAGE, the act...
impoundment 22 24 the act of impoundin...
impractical 30 24 not practical [adj I...
imprecating 26 23 IMPRECATE, to call d...
imprecation 24 21 the act of cursing [...
imprecatory 31 22 of or like an imprec...
imprecisely 33 23 IMPRECISE, not preci...
imprecision 25 21 lack of precision [n...
impregnable 25 24 that cannot be taken...
impregnably 32 26 IMPREGNABLE, that ca...
impregnants 22 21 IMPREGNANT, that whi...
impregnated 22 21 IMPREGNATE, to fill,...
impregnates 22 20 IMPREGNATE, to fill,...
impregnator 22 20 one who impregnates...
impresarios 22 17 IMPRESARIO, an organ...
impressible 26 21 that can be impresse...
impressions 22 18 IMPRESSION, a stamp,...
impressment 23 21 the act of seizing f...
impressures 23 18 IMPRESSURE, (archaic...
imprimaturs 25 21 IMPRIMATUR, (Latin)...
imprintings 24 21 IMPRINTING, a learni...
imprisoners 22 18 IMPRISONER, one who...
imprisoning 23 21 IMPRISON, to confine...
improbation 23 21 in Scots law, an act...
improbities 25 20 IMPROBITY, dishonest...
impropriate 24 20 to transfer ecclesia...
impropriety 31 22 an improper or indec...
improvement 24 25 the act of improving...
improvident 24 23 lacking foresight, t...
improvingly 33 27 IMPROVING [adv]
improvisate 24 21 (obsolete) to improv...
improvisers 25 21 IMPROVISER, one who...
improvising 26 24 IMPROVISE, to compos...
improvisors 25 21 IMPROVISOR, one who...
imprudences 25 23 IMPRUDENCE, the stat...
imprudently 30 23 IMPRUDENT, not prude...
impudencies 25 23 IMPUDENCY, shameless...
impugnation 22 22 the act of impugning...
impugnments 24 25 IMPUGNMENT, the act...
impuissance 25 22 lack of strength or...
impulsively 34 26 IMPULSIVE, given to...
impulsivity 34 25 the state of being i...
imputations 22 19 IMPUTATION, the act...
inabilities 22 16 INABILITY, the absen...
inactivated 23 20 INACTIVATE, to make...
inactivates 23 19 INACTIVATE, to make...
inadaptable 22 20 that cannot be adapt...
inadequates 25 23 INADEQUATE, an incom...
inadvertent 19 18 not focusing the min...
inadvisable 23 21 not advisable [adj I...
inadvisably 30 23 INADVISABLE, not adv...
inalienable 20 18 incapable of being w...
inalienably 27 20 INALIENABLE, incapab...
inalterable 21 17 that cannot be alter...
inalterably 28 19 INALTERABLE, that ca...
inanenesses 15 14 INANENESS, the state...
inanimately 25 19 INANIMATE, not alive...
inanimation 17 17 the state of being i...
inappetence 23 22 lack of desire or ap...
inappetency 30 24 lack of desire or ap...
inaptitudes 21 17 INAPTITUDE, want of...
inaptnesses 19 16 INAPTNESS, the state...
inattention 16 14 failure to pay atten...
inattentive 19 17 not attentive [adj I...
inaugurated 19 17 INAUGURATE, to inves...
inaugurates 19 16 INAUGURATE, to inves...
inaugurator 19 16 one who inaugurates...
inauthentic 23 19 not authentic [adj]
inbreathing 23 20 INBREATHE, to infuse...
inbreedings 21 19 INBREEDING, the act...
inbringings 23 21 INBRINGING, the act...
incalescent 24 20 growing warm [adj]
incandesced 23 21 INCANDESCE, to be or...
incandesces 23 20 INCANDESCE, to be or...
incantation 19 17 a use of spells or v...
incantators 20 16 INCANTATOR, one who...
incantatory 26 18 of or like an incant...
incapacious 26 22 not capacious [adj]
incapsulate 24 20 to enclose in or as...
incarcerate 23 18 to put in prison [v...
incardinate 20 17 to make cardinal; to...
incarnadine 19 18 flesh-colored; red,...
incarnating 21 19 INCARNATE, to embody...
incarnation 19 17 the embodiment of a...
incarvillea 25 21 any plant of the gen...
incasements 21 19 INCASEMENT, the act...
incatenated 19 17 INCATENATE, to chain...
incatenates 19 16 INCATENATE, to chain...
incendivity 30 23 the power of causing...
incensation 19 17 the act of perfuming...
incensement 20 20 the act of incensing...
incensories 20 16 INCENSORY, the vesse...
incentively 30 23 INCENTIVE, inciting...
incentivise 23 20 to give an incentive...
incentivize 26 29 to give an incentive...
inceptively 33 25 INCEPTIVE, marking t...
incertainty 27 18 (obsolete) uncertain...
incertitude 22 17 (archaic) uncertaint...
incessantly 28 19 INCESSANT, unceasing...
inchoations 22 18 INCHOATION, the act...
inchoatives 25 21 INCHOATIVE, an incho...
incidentals 22 18 INCIDENTAL, a minor...
incinerated 20 17 INCINERATE, to cause...
incinerates 20 16 INCINERATE, to cause...
incinerator 20 16 one that incinerates...
incipiences 26 22 INCIPIENCE, a beginn...
incipiently 31 22 INCIPIENT, beginning...
incitations 21 16 INCITATION, the act...
incitatives 24 19 INCITATIVE, an agent...
incitements 22 19 INCITEMENT, the act...
inclemently 30 23 INCLEMENT, severe, s...
inclination 21 18 the act of inclining...
inclinatory 28 19 of the nature of inc...
inclusively 33 24 INCLUSIVE, comprehen...
inclusivity 33 23 the state of being i...
incoercible 27 22 that cannot be coerc...
incogitable 25 21 unthinkable [adj]
incogitancy 31 23 the state of being i...
incognisant 21 19 unaware, also INCOGN...
incognizant 24 28 lacking awareness or...
incoherence 24 21 the state of being i...
incoherency 31 23 the state of being i...
incommoding 24 25 INCOMMODE, to put to...
incommodity 30 24 anything that causes...
incompetent 23 22 not competent [adj I...
incompliant 25 23 not compliant [adj I...
incomposite 24 21 not composite [adj]
inconditely 28 20 INCONDITE, not well...
incongruent 21 20 not congruent [adj I...
incongruity 29 21 the state of being i...
incongruous 22 20 lacking congruity [a...
inconscient 23 20 unconscious; abstrac...
inconscious 24 20 not conscious, also...
inconsonant 18 18 not consonant [adj I...
inconstancy 29 22 the state of being i...
incontinent 19 18 not continent [adj I...
incoronated 19 17 crowned, also INCORO...
incorporall 25 20 (archaic) incorporea...
incorporate 22 18 to form into a body...
incorporeal 23 19 not corporeal, havin...
incorrectly 32 21 INCORRECT, not corre...
incorrupted 24 20 not corrupted [adj]
incorruptly 32 22 INCORRUPT, not corru...
incrassated 21 16 INCRASSATE, (obsolet...
incrassates 21 15 INCRASSATE, (obsolet...
increasable 23 19 capable of being inc...
increasedly 28 19 INCREASED [adv]
increaseful 24 20 (Shakespeare) fruitf...
increasings 22 18 INCREASING, the act...
incredulity 30 20 the state of being i...
incredulous 23 19 unwilling to admit o...
incremating 23 21 INCREMATE, (obsolete...
incremation 21 19 the act of incremati...
incremental 22 20 of the nature of an...
incremented 21 20 INCREMENT, to add 1...
incriminate 22 19 to charge with a cri...
incrossbred 24 19 a plant or animal pr...
incrustants 22 17 INCRUSTANT, somethin...
incrustment 23 20 the state of being i...
incubations 23 20 INCUBATION, the act...
inculcating 27 23 INCULCATE, to teach...
inculcation 25 21 the act of inculcati...
inculcative 28 24 serving to inculcate...
inculcators 26 20 INCULCATOR, one who...
inculcatory 32 22 serving to inculcate...
inculpating 26 23 INCULPATE, to blame;...
inculpation 24 21 the act of inculpati...
inculpative 27 24 serving to inculpate...
inculpatory 31 22 tending to inculpate...
incumbently 32 26 INCUMBENT, imposed o...
incumbering 26 25 INCUMBER, to impede...
incumbrance 27 26 something that encum...
incunabular 24 22 relating to incunabu...
incunabulum 26 26 (Latin) a book print...
incuriosity 29 18 lack of curiosity [n...
incuriously 30 20 INCURIOUS, not curio...
incurrences 24 20 INCURRENCE, the act...
incurvating 25 23 INCURVATE, to curve...
incurvation 23 21 the state of being i...
incurvature 24 21 the state of being i...
incurvities 25 20 INCURVITY, a state o...
indagations 18 16 INDAGATION, the act...
indapamides 21 20 INDAPAMIDE, a synthe...
indecencies 23 20 INDECENCY, the quali...
indecentest 20 17 INDECENT, not decent...
indeciduate 21 18 not deciduate [adj]
indeciduous 22 19 not deciduous [adj]
indecisions 21 17 INDECISION, a waveri...
indefinable 22 21 that cannot be defin...
indefinably 29 23 INDEFINABLE, that ca...
indefinites 20 17 INDEFINITE, an indef...
indehiscent 23 19 not splitting open a...
indemnified 21 21 INDEMNIFY, to secure...
indemnifier 21 20 one who indemnifies...
indemnifies 21 20 INDEMNIFY, to secure...
indemnities 19 17 INDEMNITY, security...
indentation 16 15 a blank space left a...
indenturing 19 18 INDENTURE, to bind b...
independent 18 19 not committed to any...
indesignate 18 16 without any indicati...
indexations 23 21 INDEXATION, a system...
indexterity 31 22 lack of dexterity [n...
indicatable 24 20 that can be indicate...
indications 21 17 INDICATION, somethin...
indicatives 24 20 INDICATIVE, the indi...
indicolites 23 17 INDICOLITE, a variet...
indictional 22 18 relating to indictio...
indictments 23 20 INDICTMENT, the acti...
indifferent 22 20 marked by impartiali...
indigencies 22 19 INDIGENCY, poverty;...
indigenised 19 17 INDIGENISE, to rende...
indigenises 19 16 INDIGENISE, to rende...
indigenized 22 26 INDIGENIZE, to rende...
indigenizes 22 25 INDIGENIZE, to rende...
indigesting 21 18 INDIGEST, to suffer...
indigestion 19 16 inability to digest...
indigestive 22 19 dyspeptic [adj]
indignances 21 20 INDIGNANCE, (archaic...
indignantly 26 20 INDIGNANT, feeling o...
indignation 18 17 anger aroused by som...
indignified 22 20 INDIGNIFY, (archaic)...
indignifies 22 19 INDIGNIFY, (archaic)...
indignities 20 16 INDIGNITY, disgrace,...
indigolites 21 16 INDIGOLITE, a variet...
indirection 21 17 (Shakespeare) dishon...
indisposing 22 19 INDISPOSE, to render...
inditements 19 17 INDITEMENT, composit...
individable 24 22 (archaic) indivisibl...
individuals 23 20 INDIVIDUAL, a single...
individuate 21 19 to give individualit...
indivisible 25 21 that cannot be divid...
indivisibly 32 23 INDIVISIBLE, that ca...
indolencies 21 18 INDOLENCY, laziness,...
indometacin 21 20 a nonsteroidal drug...
indomitable 22 20 not to be overcome,...
indomitably 29 22 INDOMITABLE, not to...
indophenols 22 20 INDOPHENOL, any one...
indorsation 17 14 approval or support,...
indorsement 18 17 the act of indorsing...
indrenching 24 22 INDRENCH, to submerg...
indubitable 24 21 that cannot be doubt...
indubitably 31 23 INDUBITABLE, that ca...
inducements 22 21 INDUCEMENT, the act...
inductances 24 21 INDUCTANCE, the prop...
inductility 31 20 the state of being i...
inductional 22 19 relating to inductio...
inductively 32 24 INDUCTIVE, relating...
inductivity 32 23 the state of being i...
indulgenced 23 22 INDULGENCE, to grant...
indulgences 23 21 INDULGENCE, to grant...
indulgently 28 21 INDULGENT, tending t...
indulgingly 30 23 INDULGING [adv]
indumentums 21 22 INDUMENTUM, (Latin)...
induplicate 25 21 folded inwards, also...
indurations 18 15 INDURATION, the act...
industrials 21 15 INDUSTRIAL, one that...
industrious 20 15 habitually active or...
indwellings 25 21 INDWELLING, residenc...
inebriating 21 18 INEBRIATE, to make d...
inebriation 19 16 drunkenness [n -S]
inebrieties 20 15 INEBRIETY, drunkenne...
inedibility 29 19 the state of being i...
ineffective 27 25 not producing an int...
ineffectual 26 23 not producing the pr...
inefficient 25 22 not efficient [adj I...
inelaborate 19 16 not elaborate [adj I...
inelegances 21 19 INELEGANCE, lack of...
inelegantly 26 19 INELEGANT, not elega...
ineligibles 24 19 INELIGIBLE, one who...
ineloquence 28 27 lack of eloquence [n...
ineluctable 25 21 inevitable; irresist...
ineluctably 32 23 INELUCTABLE, inevita...
inenarrable 19 17 incapable of being n...
ineptitudes 21 17 INEPTITUDE, the stat...
ineptnesses 19 16 INEPTNESS, the state...
inequations 25 23 INEQUATION, an inequ...
inequitable 29 26 not equitable, also...
inequitably 36 28 INEQUITABLE, not equ...
inequivalve 31 31 having the valves of...
inerrancies 20 16 INERRANCY, exemption...
inertnesses 17 13 INERTNESS, the state...
inescapable 25 22 that cannot be escap...
inescapably 32 24 INESCAPABLE, that ca...
inessential 18 14 not essential [adj]...
inestimable 22 19 that cannot be estim...
inestimably 29 21 INESTIMABLE, that ca...
inevitables 23 20 INEVITABLE, somethin...
inexactness 26 23 the state of being i...
inexcitable 30 26 not excitable [adj]
inexcusable 30 27 that cannot be excus...
inexcusably 37 29 INEXCUSABLE, that ca...
inexecrable 29 26 (Shakespeare) perhap...
inexecution 26 24 the fact or state of...
inexhausted 26 23 (archaic) unexhauste...
inexistence 26 23 (archaic) nonexisten...
inexistency 33 25 lack of existence, a...
inexpectant 28 26 without expectation...
inexpedient 25 24 not expedient [adj I...
inexpensive 27 27 not expensive, also...
inextension 22 21 lack of extension [n...
infallibles 26 21 INFALLIBLE, one inca...
infamonised 20 20 INFAMONISE, to defam...
infamonises 20 19 INFAMONISE, to defam...
infamonized 23 29 INFAMONIZE, to defam...
infamonizes 23 28 INFAMONIZE, to defam...
infangthief 25 23 (Old English) the ri...
infanthoods 21 19 INFANTHOOD, infancy...
infanticide 23 20 the killing of a sma...
infantilise 21 17 to render infantile,...
infantilism 23 20 retention of childis...
infantility 28 19 the state of being i...
infantilize 24 26 to render infantile,...
infantryman 26 22 an infantry soldier...
infantrymen 26 22 INFANTRYMAN, an infa...
infarctions 23 19 INFARCTION, necrosis...
infatuating 21 19 INFATUATE, to inspir...
infatuation 19 17 the state of being i...
infectively 33 25 INFECTIVE, infectiou...
infectivity 33 24 the state of being i...
infecundity 30 23 the state of being i...
infeftments 23 22 INFEFTMENT, in Scots...
inferencing 23 22 the practice of infe...
inferential 20 17 relating to inferenc...
inferiority 27 17 the state of being i...
infernality 27 19 the state of being i...
infertilely 29 19 INFERTILE, not ferti...
infertility 29 18 the state of being i...
infestation 19 16 the state of being i...
infeudation 19 18 the granting of feof...
infibulated 24 21 INFIBULATE, to faste...
infibulates 24 20 INFIBULATE, to faste...
infieldsman 22 21 one who plays in the...
infieldsmen 22 21 INFIELDSMAN, one who...
infightings 26 22 INFIGHTING, fighting...
infiltrated 22 17 INFILTRATE, to cause...
infiltrates 22 16 INFILTRATE, to cause...
infiltrator 22 16 one who inflitrates...
infinitated 20 17 INFINITATE, to make...
infinitates 20 16 INFINITATE, to make...
infinitival 24 21 relating to the infi...
infinitives 23 20 INFINITIVE, the infi...
infinitudes 21 18 INFINITUDE, the stat...
infirmarers 22 18 INFIRMARER, an offic...
infirmarian 21 19 (historical) an offi...
infirmaries 22 18 INFIRMARY, a hospita...
infirmities 23 18 INFIRMITY, weakness,...
infixations 26 23 INFIXATION, the act...
inflamingly 31 25 INFLAMING [adv]
inflammable 26 26 easily able to catch...
inflammably 33 28 INFLAMMABLE, easily...
inflatables 24 20 INFLATABLE, an infla...
inflatingly 30 22 INFLATING [adv]
inflectable 27 23 capable of being inf...
inflections 24 20 INFLECTION, a change...
inflexional 27 25 relating to inflexio...
inflictable 28 23 that can be inflicte...
inflictions 25 20 INFLICTION, the act...
influencers 24 21 INFLUENCER, one who...
influencing 25 24 INFLUENCE, to have o...
influential 22 19 having great influen...
infoldments 22 21 INFOLDMENT, the stat...
infomercial 25 22 a television program...
informality 29 21 the state of being i...
informatics 25 21 information science...
information 20 19 the communication or...
informatise 21 18 to convert (somethin...
informative 23 22 imparting knowledge...
informatize 24 27 to convert (somethin...
informatory 27 20 conveying informatio...
informingly 30 24 INFORMING [adv]
infospheres 24 20 INFOSPHERE, the busi...
infracostal 24 19 beneath the ribs [ad...
infractions 23 19 INFRACTION, the act...
infrahumans 23 22 INFRAHUMAN, a creatu...
infrangible 24 22 not able to be broke...
infrangibly 31 24 INFRANGIBLE, not abl...
infrasounds 20 18 INFRASOUND, frequenc...
infrequence 30 29 rarity of occurrence...
infrequency 37 31 rarity of occurrence...
infructuous 25 21 not fruitful [adj IN...
infundibula 24 23 INFUNDIBULUM, a funn...
infuriately 28 19 INFURIATE, enraged [...
infuriating 22 19 INFURIATE, to make f...
infuriation 20 17 the act of infuriati...
infusionism 22 20 the doctrine that at...
infusionist 21 17 a believer in infusi...
infusorians 20 17 INFUSORIAN, an obsol...
ingatherers 21 16 INGATHERER, one who...
ingathering 22 19 the gathering in of...
ingeminated 19 19 INGEMINATE, to reite...
ingeminates 19 18 INGEMINATE, to reite...
ingenerated 17 16 INGENERATE, to gener...
ingenerates 17 15 INGENERATE, to gener...
ingeniously 26 19 INGENIOUS, cunningly...
ingenuities 19 16 INGENUITY, the quali...
ingenuously 26 20 INGENUOUS, showing i...
ingraftment 22 21 the act of ingraftin...
ingrainedly 26 19 INGRAINED [adv]
ingratiated 19 15 INGRATIATE, to comme...
ingratiates 19 14 INGRATIATE, to comme...
ingratitude 20 16 lack of gratitude [n...
ingredients 19 16 INGREDIENT, somethin...
ingressions 19 15 INGRESSION, entrance...
ingressives 22 18 INGRESSIVE, a sound...
ingrounding 20 20 INGROUND, to fix (so...
ingrownness 21 19 the state of being i...
ingulfments 24 23 INGULFMENT, the stat...
ingurgitate 21 17 to swallow greedily...
inhabitable 25 21 capable of being inh...
inhabitance 24 21 the act of inhabitin...
inhabitancy 31 23 the act of inhabitin...
inhabitants 22 18 INHABITANT, one that...
inhabitress 23 17 (archaic) a female i...
inhalations 20 16 INHALATION, the act...
inharmonies 20 18 INHARMONY, want of h...
inherencies 22 18 INHERENCY, the state...
inheritable 23 18 capable of being inh...
inheritably 30 20 INHERITABLE, capable...
inheritance 22 18 the act of inheritin...
inheritress 21 14 a female inheritor,...
inhibitable 26 21 that can be inhibite...
inhibitedly 31 21 in the manner of bei...
inhibitions 23 18 INHIBITION, the acti...
inhumanness 20 20 the state of being i...
inhumations 21 19 INHUMATION, burial [...
inimicality 31 21 the state of being i...
initialised 20 14 INITIALISE, to set (...
initialises 20 13 INITIALISE, to set (...
initialisms 22 16 INITIALISM, an acron...
initialized 23 23 INITIALIZE, to set (...
initializes 23 22 INITIALIZE, to set (...
initiallers 21 14 INITIALLER, one who...
initialling 22 17 INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialness 19 14 the state of being i...
initiations 18 13 INITIATION, the act...
initiatives 21 16 INITIATIVE, an intro...
initiatress 19 12 a female initiator [...
injectables 26 28 INJECTABLE, an injec...
injudicious 25 27 not judicious [adj I...
injunctions 23 27 INJUNCTION, the act...
injuriously 29 26 INJURIOUS, causing i...
inmarriages 20 17 INMARRIAGE, endogamy...
innavigable 23 23 that cannot be navig...
innavigably 30 25 INNAVIGABLE, that ca...
innernesses 16 14 INNERNESS, the state...
innerspring 21 19 having coil springs...
innervating 20 20 INNERVATE, to supply...
innervation 18 18 the state of being i...
innocencies 22 20 INNOCENCY, (archaic)...
innocentest 19 17 INNOCENT, free from...
innocuities 21 17 INNOCUITY, innocuous...
innocuously 28 21 INNOCUOUS, harmless...
innominable 20 21 that cannot be named...
innovations 18 18 INNOVATION, the intr...
innoxiously 31 24 INNOXIOUS, harmless...
innuendoing 17 19 INNUENDO, to make an...
innumerable 21 21 that cannot be count...
innumerably 28 23 INNUMERABLE, that ca...
innumerates 18 17 INNUMERATE, one who...
innutrition 18 15 lack of nutrition; t...
inobedience 21 20 disobedience [n -S]
inobservant 21 20 not observant [adj I...
inobtrusive 23 20 not obtrusive, also...
inoculating 23 20 INOCULATE, to introd...
inoculation 21 18 the act of inoculati...
inoculative 24 21 serving to inoculate...
inoculators 22 17 INOCULATOR, one who...
inoculatory 28 19 relating to inoculat...
inodorously 25 17 INODOROUS, emitting...
inoffensive 23 23 causing no harm or i...
inofficious 26 22 not officious [adj I...
inoperative 21 19 not operative [adj]
inopportune 21 20 inconvenient, unseas...
inorganised 18 16 not organised, also...
inorganized 21 25 not organized, also...
inosculated 22 18 INOSCULATE, to join...
inosculates 22 17 INOSCULATE, to join...
inquietudes 27 24 INQUIETUDE, a distur...
inquilinics 32 27 INQUILINIC, a creatu...
inquilinism 30 27 living in another's...
inquilinity 35 26 living in another's...
inquilinous 28 25 living in another's...
inquinating 27 26 INQUINATE, to corrup...
inquination 25 24 the act of inquinati...
inquiration 26 23 (Dickens) inquiry, a...
inquirendos 26 24 INQUIRENDO, the auth...
inquiringly 36 28 INQUIRING [adv]
inquisition 27 23 the act of inquiring...
inquisitive 30 26 given to examination...
inquisitors 28 22 INQUISITOR, one who...
insalivated 21 18 INSALIVATE, to mix w...
insalivates 21 17 INSALIVATE, to mix w...
insalubrity 29 19 the state of being i...
insatiately 25 15 INSATIATE, insatiabl...
insatieties 18 12 INSATIETY, insatiabl...
inscribable 27 22 that can be inscribe...
inscription 24 19 something that is in...
inscriptive 27 22 relating to or const...
inscrolling 25 20 INSCROLL, to write o...
inscrutable 25 20 that cannot be scrut...
inscrutably 32 22 INSCRUTABLE, that ca...
insculpture 26 21 (archaic) an inscrip...
insectaries 21 15 INSECTARY, a place f...
insectarium 23 19 a place for keeping...
insecticide 25 19 an agent that destro...
insectiform 25 21 having the form of a...
insectifuge 25 21 insect repellent [n...
insectivore 23 19 an animal that eats...
insectology 29 20 the study of insects...
inseminated 18 17 INSEMINATE, to sow;...
inseminates 18 16 INSEMINATE, to sow;...
inseminator 18 16 one that inseminates...
insensately 24 16 INSENSATE, without s...
insensitive 20 17 not responsive or su...
insentience 19 17 the state of being i...
insentiency 26 19 the state of being i...
inseparable 22 19 that cannot be separ...
inseparably 29 21 INSEPARABLE, that ca...
insertional 18 14 relating to insertio...
insessorial 19 13 adapted for perching...
inseverable 22 20 that cannot be sever...
insheathing 23 19 INSHEATH, to enclose...
insheltered 21 16 INSHELTER, to place...
insidiously 27 17 INSIDIOUS, developin...
insincerely 28 19 INSINCERE, not since...
insincerity 28 18 the state of being i...
insinuating 19 17 INSINUATE, to hint o...
insinuation 17 15 the act of insinuati...
insinuative 20 18 serving to insinuate...
insinuators 18 14 INSINUATOR, one who,...
insinuatory 24 16 tending to insinuate...
insipidness 21 17 the state of being i...
insipiences 23 19 INSIPIENCE, (archaic...
insipiently 28 19 INSIPIENT, wanting w...
insistences 21 16 INSISTENCE, the stat...
insistently 26 16 INSISTENT, given to...
insistingly 28 18 INSISTING [adv]
insnarement 17 17 the act of insnaring...
insolations 18 14 INSOLATION, exposure...
insouciance 23 20 lighthearted unconce...
insoulments 20 18 INSOULMENT, the act...
insourcings 23 19 INSOURCING, the prac...
inspectable 26 22 that can be inspecte...
inspections 23 19 INSPECTION, the act...
inspectoral 24 19 relating to inspecti...
inspiration 20 16 the act of inspiring...
inspirative 23 19 giving inspiration [...
inspirators 21 15 INSPIRATOR, a kind o...
inspiratory 27 17 tending to inspire [...
inspiringly 30 21 INSPIRING [adv]
inspiriters 22 15 INSPIRITER, one who...
inspiriting 23 18 INSPIRIT, to animate...
inspissated 21 16 INSPISSATE, to make...
inspissates 21 15 INSPISSATE, to make...
inspissator 21 15 an agent that inspis...
instability 29 18 the state of being u...
installants 20 15 INSTALLANT, one who...
installment 21 18 (US) one of a series...
instalments 20 17 INSTALMENT, one of a...
instantiate 17 13 to represent (an abs...
instantness 17 14 the state of being i...
instatement 18 16 the act of instating...
instaurator 18 13 one who restores [n...
instigating 21 17 INSTIGATE, to initia...
instigation 19 15 the act of instigati...
instigative 22 18 serving to instigate...
instigators 20 14 INSTIGATOR, one who...
instillment 22 18 the act of instillin...
instilments 21 17 INSTILMENT, the act...
instinctive 24 20 relating to instinct...
instinctual 23 18 relating to instinct...
institorial 20 13 pertaining to an age...
instituters 20 13 INSTITUTER, one who...
instituting 21 16 INSTITUTE, to set up...
institution 19 14 an act of institutin...
institutist 21 13 a writer of institut...
institutive 22 17 able or tending to e...
institutors 20 13 INSTITUTOR, one who...
instreaming 20 18 an influx [n -S]
instressing 20 15 INSTRESS, to create...
instructing 24 19 INSTRUCT, to supply...
instruction 22 17 a precept [n -S]
instructive 25 20 indicating means whe...
instructors 23 16 INSTRUCTOR, one that...
instruments 20 17 INSTRUMENT, to addre...
insufflated 24 21 INSUFFLATE, to blow...
insufflates 24 20 INSUFFLATE, to blow...
insufflator 24 20 one who insufflates...
insularisms 22 17 INSULARISM, the stat...
insulations 19 15 INSULATION, the acti...
insulinases 19 15 INSULINASE, an enzym...
insulsities 21 14 INSULSITY, stupidity...
insultingly 29 20 INSULTING [adv]
insultments 21 18 INSULTMENT, (Shakesp...
insuperable 23 20 that cannot be overc...
insuperably 30 22 INSUPERABLE, that ca...
insurancers 21 17 INSURANCER, (obsolet...
insurgences 22 19 INSURGENCE, the stat...
insurgently 27 19 INSURGENT, rising up...
intagliated 20 16 incised, engraved [a...
intaglioing 21 18 INTAGLIO, to carve a...
intangibles 22 19 INTANGIBLE, somethin...
integrality 27 17 the state of being i...
integrating 20 17 INTEGRATE, to make e...
integration 18 15 the act or process o...
integrative 21 18 serving to integrate...
integrators 19 14 INTEGRATOR, one that...
integrities 20 14 INTEGRITY, the state...
integuments 20 19 INTEGUMENT, an exter...
intellected 23 18 (Cowper) endowed wit...
intelligent 21 17 having a high degree...
intemperant 20 19 a person who is inte...
intemperate 20 18 not temperate [adj I...
intendances 19 18 INTENDANCE, the offi...
intendering 18 17 INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intendments 18 18 INTENDMENT, the true...
intenerated 16 14 INTENERATE, to make...
intenerates 16 13 INTENERATE, to make...
intensating 18 16 INTENSATE, to intens...
intensative 19 17 giving force or emph...
intenseness 16 14 the state of being i...
intensified 20 17 INTENSIFY, to make i...
intensifier 20 16 one that intensifies...
intensifies 20 16 INTENSIFY, to make i...
intensional 17 15 relating to intensio...
intensities 18 13 INTENSITY, the state...
intensitive 20 17 giving force or emph...
intensively 27 20 INTENSIVE, making in...
intentional 17 15 done by intention or...
intentioned 16 15 having an intention...
interabangs 20 18 INTERABANG, a punctu...
interactant 20 16 one that interacts [...
interacting 22 18 INTERACT, to act on...
interaction 20 16 mutual or reciprocal...
interactive 23 19 mutually or reciproc...
interagency 27 20 between agencies [ad...
interallied 20 15 relating to, compose...
interannual 17 16 between years [adj]
interarched 23 18 INTERARCH, to have i...
interarches 23 17 INTERARCH, to have i...
interatomic 22 18 between atoms [adj]
interbedded 20 18 INTERBED, to insert...
interblends 21 18 INTERBLEND, to blend...
interbrains 20 16 INTERBRAIN, the dien...
interbranch 25 21 between branches [ad...
interbreeds 20 16 INTERBREED, to breed...
interbroker 21 19 of a transaction, be...
intercalary 28 18 inserted in a calend...
intercalate 21 16 to insert (as a day)...
intercampus 25 22 between campuses [ad...
intercedent 20 17 serving to intercede...
interceders 21 16 INTERCEDER, one who...
interceding 22 19 INTERCEDE, to act as...
intercensal 21 17 occurring between ce...
intercepted 23 19 INTERCEPT, to stop a...
intercepter 23 18 one who intercepts,...
interceptor 23 18 one who intercepts,...
intercessor 21 15 one who intercedes [...
interchains 23 18 INTERCHAIN, to link...
interchange 23 20 to put each of (two...
interchurch 30 23 between churches [ad...
intercluded 23 19 INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercludes 23 18 INTERCLUDE, to block...
intercooled 21 17 cooled by means of a...
intercooler 21 16 a heat exchanger in...
intercostal 22 16 situated between the...
intercounty 27 19 between counties [ad...
intercouple 24 20 between couples [adj...
intercourse 21 16 connection or dealin...
intercrater 21 15 between craters [adj...
intercrural 23 17 within or pertaining...
interdashed 20 16 INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdashes 20 15 INTERDASH, to dash b...
interdealer 18 14 one who interdeals [...
interdental 18 15 pronounced with the...
interdepend 19 18 to depend on one ano...
interdicted 22 17 INTERDICT, to forbid...
interdictor 22 16 one who interdicts [...
interdining 19 17 INTERDINE, to eat to...
interessing 19 15 INTERESS, (obsolete)...
interesting 19 15 INTEREST, to engage...
interethnic 23 18 taking place between...
interfacial 24 19 between plane faces;...
interfacing 24 21 firm material sewn b...
interfamily 29 21 between family [adj]
interferers 20 15 INTERFERER, one who...
interfering 21 18 INTERFERE, to interv...
interferons 19 16 INTERFERON, any of s...
interfiling 23 19 INTERFILE, to arrang...
interflowed 24 20 INTERFLOW, to flow i...
interfluent 21 18 flowing between or t...
interfluous 22 18 flowing between or t...
interfluves 24 21 INTERFLUVE, an area...
interfolded 21 18 INTERFOLD, to fold t...
interfusing 22 19 INTERFUSE, to pour o...
interfusion 20 17 the act of interfusi...
intergraded 19 16 INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrades 19 15 INTERGRADE, to merge...
intergrafts 22 17 INTERGRAFT, to graft...
intergrowth 25 19 a growing between or...
interiorise 18 12 to make interior [v...
interiority 25 14 interior quality or...
interiorize 21 21 to make interior, al...
interisland 19 15 between islands [adj...
interjacent 22 25 intervening; situate...
interjected 23 25 INTERJECT, to interp...
interjector 23 24 one who interjects [...
interjoined 19 23 INTERJOIN, (Shakespe...
interlacing 23 19 INTERLACE, to lace,...
interlapped 23 20 INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlarded 19 15 INTERLARD, to place...
interlayers 25 15 INTERLAYER, to creat...
interlaying 26 18 INTERLAY, to place b...
interleaved 20 18 INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interleaves 20 17 INTERLEAVE, to arran...
interleukin 20 19 any of a group of pr...
interlineal 19 15 between the lines [a...
interlinear 18 14 between the lines [a...
interliners 19 14 INTERLINER, somethin...
interlingua 20 17 any artificially dev...
interlining 20 17 the act of writing b...
interlinked 20 19 INTERLINK, to link t...
interlocked 23 21 INTERLOCK, to lock o...
interlocker 23 20 something that inter...
interlooped 20 17 INTERLOOP, to loop t...
interlopers 21 16 INTERLOPER, one that...
interloping 22 19 INTERLOPE, to intrud...
interludial 21 16 relating to an inter...
interluding 21 18 INTERLUDE, to write...
interlunary 25 17 pertaining to the pe...
intermatted 19 16 INTERMAT, to mat fib...
intermeddle 20 18 to meddle, to interf...
intermedial 20 17 intermediate [adj]
intermedins 19 17 INTERMEDIN, a messen...
intermedium 21 20 a small bone in the...
intermeshed 21 18 INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermeshes 21 17 INTERMESH, to mesh t...
intermezzos 25 33 INTERMEZZO, (Italian...
intermingle 21 19 to intermix [v INTER...
intermitted 20 16 INTERMIT, to stop te...
intermitter 20 15 one who intermits [n...
intermittor 20 15 one who intermits [n...
intermixing 27 25 INTERMIX, to mix tog...
intermuring 21 19 INTERMURE, (obsolete...
internalise 18 14 to make internal, al...
internality 25 16 the state of being i...
internalize 21 23 to make internal, al...
internecine 19 17 deadly, murderous, a...
internecive 22 20 deadly, murderous, a...
interneural 18 15 situated between the...
interneuron 16 15 an internuncial neur...
internments 18 17 INTERNMENT, the act...
internodial 18 15 (obsolete) between n...
internships 23 18 INTERNSHIP, the offi...
internuncio 20 18 (Italian) a messenge...
interocular 22 17 between the eyes [ad...
interoffice 25 21 between offices [adj...
interosseal 18 13 situated between bon...
interpaging 22 20 INTERPAGE, to print...
interparish 23 17 between parishes [ad...
interphases 22 17 INTERPHASE, the inte...
interphones 21 18 INTERPHONE, an inter...
interplants 21 17 INTERPLANT, to plant...
interplayed 27 19 INTERPLAY, to exert...
interpleads 21 17 INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpoints 20 16 INTERPOINT, the tech...
interpolate 20 16 to insert a word or...
interponing 20 19 INTERPONE, to interp...
interposals 21 16 INTERPOSAL, the act...
interposers 20 15 INTERPOSER, one who...
interposing 21 18 INTERPOSE, to place...
interpreted 20 16 INTERPRET, to explai...
interpreter 20 15 one who translates o...
interracial 22 16 involving members of...
interradial 19 14 between radii or ray...
interradius 19 14 a radius midway betw...
interrailed 19 14 INTERRAIL, to travel...
interrailer 19 13 one who travels by i...
interregnal 19 16 occurring between re...
interregnum 20 19 (Latin) the time dur...
interrelate 18 13 to bring into mutual...
interrobang 20 18 a punctuation mark (...
interrogant 18 15 a questioner [n -S]
interrogate 18 14 to question formally...
interrogees 18 14 INTERROGEE, one who...
interrupted 21 17 INTERRUPT, to break...
interrupter 21 16 one that interrupts,...
interruptor 21 16 one who interrupts,...
interschool 24 18 between schools [adj...
interscribe 24 18 (obsolete) to write...
intersected 21 16 INTERSECT, to cut in...
interseptal 21 16 between septa [adj]
intersertal 19 13 having interstitial...
interserted 18 13 INTERSERT, (obsolete...
intersexual 25 21 existing between sex...
interspaced 23 19 INTERSPACE, to put s...
interspaces 23 18 INTERSPACE, to put s...
intersperse 20 15 to place something a...
interspinal 21 17 between the vertebra...
interstates 18 12 INTERSTATE, any of a...
interstices 22 15 INTERSTICE, a gap or...
interstrain 18 13 between strains [adj...
interstrand 18 14 between strands [adj...
intersystem 26 17 between systems [adj...
intertangle 19 16 to tangle together [...
intertarsal 19 13 between tarsal bones...
intertilled 21 15 INTERTILL, to cultiv...
intertribal 22 16 between tribes [adj]
intertrigos 20 14 INTERTRIGO, a skin r...
intertwined 21 17 INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwines 21 16 INTERTWINE, to unite...
intertwists 23 15 INTERTWIST, to twist...
interunions 17 15 INTERUNION, a blendi...
intervalley 28 20 between valleys [adj...
intervallic 26 21 relating to an inter...
intervallum 24 22 between ramparts [ad...
interveined 19 18 INTERVEIN, to inters...
interveners 19 17 INTERVENER, one who...
intervening 20 20 INTERVENE, to come o...
intervenors 19 17 INTERVENOR, in law,...
interventor 19 17 a mediator in eccles...
interviewed 23 20 INTERVIEW, to conduc...
interviewee 22 19 one who is interview...
interviewer 23 19 one who interviews [...
intervolved 23 22 INTERVOLVE, to roll...
intervolves 23 21 INTERVOLVE, to roll...
interweaved 22 20 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interweaver 22 19 one who interweaves...
interweaves 22 19 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interworked 22 20 INTERWORK, to work t...
intestacies 21 15 INTESTACY, the condi...
inthralling 24 19 INTHRALL, to charm,...
intimations 19 16 INTIMATION, the act...
intimidated 20 17 INTIMIDATE, to make...
intimidates 20 16 INTIMIDATE, to make...
intimidator 20 16 one who intimidates...
intinctions 21 17 INTINCTION, a mode o...
intolerable 21 17 that cannot be toler...
intolerably 28 19 INTOLERABLE, that ca...
intolerance 20 17 the state of being i...
intolerants 18 14 INTOLERANT, one who...
intonations 16 14 INTONATION, somethin...
intoxicable 30 26 able to be intoxicat...
intoxicants 27 23 INTOXICANT, somethin...
intoxicated 27 23 INTOXICATE, to make...
intoxicates 27 22 INTOXICATE, to make...
intoxicator 27 22 one who intoxicates...
intoximeter 25 22 a device for measuri...
intractable 24 19 unmanageable, also U...
intractably 31 21 INTRACTABLE, unmanag...
intradermal 20 17 situated or done wit...
intradermic 23 19 situated or done wit...
intramurals 21 17 sports played by tea...
intraocular 22 17 situated or occurrin...
intrapartum 22 19 of or relating to ch...
intrasexual 25 21 within or between me...
intrathecal 24 18 introduced into or o...
intravenous 19 18 situated, performed,...
intreatfull 23 18 (Spenser) full of en...
intreatment 18 16 the act of intreatin...
intrenchant 22 19 (Shakespeare) incapa...
intrenchers 23 18 INTRENCHER, one who...
intrenching 24 21 INTRENCH, to fix fir...
intrepidity 28 18 the state of being i...
intricacies 25 18 INTRICACY, the state...
intricately 29 18 INTRICATE, involved,...
intrigantes 19 15 INTRIGANTE, (French)...
intriguante 19 16 (French) a female in...
intriguants 20 16 INTRIGUANT, (archaic...
intrinsical 23 17 inward, internal, al...
introducers 22 17 INTRODUCER, one who...
introducing 23 20 INTRODUCE, to bring...
introituses 19 13 INTROITUS, (Latin) t...
introjected 23 25 INTROJECT, to incorp...
intromitted 20 16 INTROMIT, to introdu...
intromitter 20 15 one who intromits [n...
introspects 24 18 INTROSPECT, to look...
introverted 20 17 INTROVERT, to turn i...
intrudingly 28 20 INTRUDING [adv]
intrusional 19 15 having the nature of...
intrusively 29 20 INTRUSIVE, tending t...
intrustment 20 17 the act of intrustin...
intubations 20 17 INTUBATION, the intr...
intuitional 19 15 relating to an intui...
intuitively 29 20 INTUITIVE, possessin...
intuitivism 24 20 being intuitive [n -...
intumescent 22 20 swelling and charrin...
intumescing 24 22 INTUMESCE, to swell...
inturbidate 21 17 to render turbid [v...
intwinement 21 20 the act of intwining...
inumbrating 23 22 INUMBRATE, to cast a...
inundations 17 16 INUNDATION, the act...
inusitation 18 14 disuse, disrepair [n...
inutilities 21 14 INUTILITY, lack of u...
inutterable 21 17 that cannot be utter...
invaginable 23 23 that can be invagina...
invaginated 20 20 INVAGINATE, to enshe...
invaginates 20 19 INVAGINATE, to enshe...
invalidated 21 19 INVALIDATE, to make...
invalidates 21 18 INVALIDATE, to make...
invalidator 21 18 one who invalidates...
invalidhood 23 21 the state of being a...
invalidings 23 21 INVALIDING, the act...
invalidisms 24 21 INVALIDISM, the cond...
invalidness 21 19 the state of being i...
invariables 23 20 INVARIABLE, somethin...
invariances 22 20 INVARIANCE, the stat...
invectively 33 26 INVECTIVE, abusive [...
inventional 19 19 relating to inventio...
inventively 29 24 INVENTIVE, given to...
inventorial 20 18 relating to inventor...
inventoried 19 18 INVENTORY, to make a...
inventories 19 17 INVENTORY, to make a...
invernesses 19 17 INVERNESS, a loose o...
invertebral 23 20 invertebrate [adj]
investigate 21 18 to observe or study...
investitive 23 20 serving to invest [a...
investiture 21 17 the act of establish...
investments 21 20 INVESTMENT, the act...
inviability 31 22 the state of being i...
invidiously 29 21 INVIDIOUS, tending t...
invigilated 23 20 INVIGILATE, to keep...
invigilates 23 19 INVIGILATE, to keep...
invigilator 23 19 one who invigilates...
invigorants 21 19 INVIGORANT, an invig...
invigorated 21 19 INVIGORATE, to give...
invigorates 21 18 INVIGORATE, to give...
invigorator 21 18 one who invigorates...
inviolacies 24 20 INVIOLACY, the state...
inviolately 28 20 INVIOLATE, not viola...
invitations 20 17 INVITATION, the act...
invitements 21 20 INVITEMENT, an invit...
invocations 22 20 INVOCATION, the act...
involucella 26 23 INVOLUCELLUM, a whor...
involucrate 24 21 having an involucre...
involuntary 27 21 done contrary to or...
involutedly 29 22 INVOLUTED [adv]
involutions 21 19 INVOLUTION, the act...
involvement 23 25 the act of involving...
inwrapments 24 22 INWRAPMENT, the act...
inwrappings 27 24 INWRAPPING, the act...
inwreathing 24 20 INWREATHE, to surrou...
iodinations 17 14 IODINATION, treatmen...
iodisations 18 13 IODISATION, the act...
iodizations 21 22 IODIZATION, the act...
iodometries 19 15 IODOMETRY, a procedu...
ionisations 17 13 IONISATION, the act...
ionizations 20 22 IONIZATION, the act...
ionospheres 21 17 IONOSPHERE, a region...
ionospheric 25 20 relating to the iono...
ionotropies 19 15 IONOTROPY, the rever...
ipecacuanha 27 24 (Portuguese) the dri...
ipratropium 25 21 a bronchodilator dru...
iproniazids 24 25 IPRONIAZID, a deriva...
ipselateral 22 16 belonging to or affe...
ipsilateral 23 16 belonging to or affe...
iratenesses 17 12 IRATENESS, the state...
irenologies 19 15 IRENOLOGY, the study...
iridescence 24 19 exhibition of multic...
iridisation 19 13 iridescence, also IR...
iridization 22 22 iridescence, also IR...
iridologies 21 15 IRIDOLOGY, diagnosis...
iridologist 22 15 one who practises ir...
iridosmines 20 16 IRIDOSMINE, a very h...
iridosmiums 23 19 IRIDOSMIUM, a very h...
iridotomies 20 15 IRIDOTOMY, surgical...
irksomeness 20 19 the state of being i...
ironhearted 19 15 cruel, hardhearted [...
ironmasters 19 15 IRONMASTER, a manufa...
ironmongers 19 18 IRONMONGER, a dealer...
ironmongery 25 20 something made of me...
ironworkers 22 19 IRONWORKER, one who...
irradiances 21 16 IRRADIANCE, the act...
irradiating 20 15 IRRADIATE, to shed l...
irradiation 18 13 exposure to radiatio...
irradiative 21 16 performing irradiati...
irradiators 19 12 IRRADIATOR, somethin...
irradicable 25 19 that cannot be eradi...
irradicably 32 21 IRRADICABLE, that ca...
irradicated 22 16 IRRADICATE, to fix f...
irradicates 22 15 IRRADICATE, to fix f...
irrationals 19 13 IRRATIONAL, an irrat...
irrealities 20 12 IRREALITY, unreality...
irreceptive 26 21 not receptive [adj]
irrecusable 25 19 that cannot be rejec...
irrecusably 32 21 IRRECUSABLE, that ca...
irredentism 20 16 advocating return of...
irredentist 19 13 one who attempts to...
irreducible 26 20 that cannot be reduc...
irreducibly 33 22 IRREDUCIBLE, that ca...
irreduction 22 17 being irreducible [n...
irreflexion 27 23 not being reflective...
irreflexive 30 26 not reflecting [adj]
irrefutable 24 19 that cannot be refut...
irrefutably 31 21 IRREFUTABLE, that ca...
irregularly 29 18 IRREGULAR, not regul...
irrelations 19 13 IRRELATION, the stat...
irrelevance 23 20 the state of being i...
irrelevancy 30 22 the state of being i...
irreligions 21 15 IRRELIGION, the stat...
irreligious 22 15 neglectful of religi...
irremission 20 15 the state of being i...
irremissive 23 18 unremitting [adj]
irremovable 24 22 incapable of being r...
irremovably 31 24 IRREMOVABLE, incapab...
irreparable 23 18 that cannot be repai...
irreparably 30 20 IRREPARABLE, that ca...
irresoluble 23 17 that cannot be resol...
irresolubly 30 19 IRRESOLUBLE, that ca...
irretention 17 13 absence of retention...
irretentive 20 16 incapable of retenti...
irreverence 22 19 lack of reverence [n...
irrevocable 26 22 that cannot be revok...
irrevocably 33 24 IRREVOCABLE, that ca...
irrigations 20 14 IRRIGATION, the ther...
irritancies 22 15 IRRITANCY, the state...
irritatedly 27 15 in the manner of bei...
irritations 19 12 IRRITATION, the act...
irruptively 32 22 IRRUPTIVE, rushing i...
isabellines 22 17 ISABELLINE, a dingy...
isallobaric 26 19 of or like an isallo...
isapostolic 25 18 equal to the apostle...
ischuretics 29 20 ISCHURETIC, a drug u...
isinglasses 21 15 ISINGLASS, (Dutch) t...
isoaminiles 20 16 ISOAMINILE, an antit...
isoantibody 26 18 an antibody that occ...
isoantigens 18 15 ISOANTIGEN, an antig...
isobutylene 27 19 an isomer of butylen...
isocheimals 26 20 ISOCHEIMAL, an isoch...
isochronise 23 17 to make isochronous,...
isochronism 25 20 the property of havi...
isochronize 26 26 to make isochronous,...
isochronous 23 18 having the same dura...
isocyanates 26 17 ISOCYANATE, an ester...
isocyanides 27 18 ISOCYANIDE, a salt o...
isodiaphere 22 17 one of two or more n...
isodynamics 29 21 ISODYNAMIC, a line o...
isoelectric 26 18 having the same pote...
isoflavones 22 20 ISOFLAVONE, a plant...
isogeotherm 22 18 a line connecting po...
isografting 23 19 ISOGRAFT, to transpl...
isolability 30 18 being isolable [n IS...
isolecithal 26 18 of the ova of mammal...
isoleucines 22 17 ISOLEUCINE, an essen...
isomagnetic 23 20 a line on a map conn...
isomerising 21 17 ISOMERISE, to change...
isomerizing 24 26 ISOMERIZE, to change...
isometrical 24 18 having equality of m...
isometropia 21 17 equal refraction of...
isomorphism 26 22 similarity in shape...
isomorphous 24 20 similar in form [adj...
isoniazides 21 22 ISONIAZIDE, a pyridi...
isonitriles 20 13 ISONITRILE, a type o...
isopachytes 32 21 ISOPACHYTE, a line c...
isopluvials 26 21 ISOPLUVIAL, a line o...
isopolities 22 15 ISOPOLITY, reciproci...
isoprenoids 20 16 ISOPRENOID, a type o...
isorhythmic 35 23 in ancient prosody,...
isoseismals 21 15 ISOSEISMAL, a line c...
isoseismics 24 17 ISOSEISMIC, a line c...
isothermals 23 17 ISOTHERMAL, a line o...
isotonicity 28 17 the quality of being...
isotropisms 23 17 ISOTROPISM, isotropy...
isoxsuprine 27 23 a drug which dilates...
itacolumite 24 19 a kind of sandstone,...
italianated 18 14 ITALIANATE, to rende...
italianates 18 13 ITALIANATE, to rende...
italianised 19 14 ITALIANISE, to make...
italianises 19 13 ITALIANISE, to make...
italianized 22 23 ITALIANIZE, to make...
italianizes 22 22 ITALIANIZE, to make...
italicising 25 18 ITALICISE, to print...
italicizing 28 27 ITALICIZE, to print...
itchinesses 24 17 ITCHINESS, the state...
itemisation 19 15 the act of itemizing...
itemization 22 24 the act of itemizing...
iteratively 28 18 ITERATIVE, repeating...
iteroparity 27 16 the state of being i...
iteroparous 20 15 reproducing more tha...
ithyphallic 38 25 in classical verse,...
ithyphallus 35 23 an erect phallus [n...
itineracies 21 15 ITINERACY, making jo...
itinerantly 25 16 ITINERANT, travellin...
itineraries 18 12 ITINERARY, a plan or...
itinerating 19 15 ITINERATE, to wander...
itineration 17 13 the act of itinerati...
ivermectins 25 22 IVERMECTIN, a drug u...