7 letter words that start with I

7 letter words that start with I

7 letter I word

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iambics 19 16 IAMBIC, a poetic foo...
iambist 16 13 a poet who writes ia...
iceball 19 15 a ball game played o...
iceberg 18 15 a large floating bod...
iceboat 16 13 a boat adapted to tr...
icecaps 20 16 ICECAP, a covering o...
icefall 19 15 a steep part of a gl...
icefish 20 15 to fish through a ho...
iceless 16 11 without ice [adj]
icelike 17 15 like ice [adj]
icepack 21 20 packed ice used to r...
icewine 17 14 a dessert wine made...
iceworm 19 16 a small worm found i...
ichabod 19 16 (Hebrew) 'the glory...
ichnite 17 13 a fossil footprint,...
ichthic 24 17 relating to fish [ad...
ichthys 27 16 (Greek) a fish symbo...
icicled 20 15 having an icicle [ad...
icicles 20 14 ICICLE, a hanging sp...
iciness 15 11 the state of being i...
ickiest 17 14 ICKY, repulsive [adj...
icklest 18 15 ICKLE, (colloquial)...
iconify 23 16 to reduce to an icon...
iconise 14 11 to venerate, also IC...
iconize 17 20 to venerate, also IC...
icteric 19 13 relating to or suffe...
icterid 16 11 an American oriole [...
icterus 16 11 a diseased condition...
ictuses 16 11 ICTUS, a recurring s...
ideally 20 12 IDEAL, leaving nothi...
ideated 11 9 IDEATE, to form an i...
ideates 11 8 IDEATE, to form an i...
ideatum 13 12 the real object of a...
identic 15 12 identical [adj]
idiotcy 22 13 the state of being a...
idiotic 16 11 relating to or like...
idlesse 13 9 idleness [n -S]
idolise 13 9 to worship, also IDO...
idolism 15 12 worship of idols [n...
idolist 14 9 someone who worships...
idolize 16 18 to worship, also IDO...
idylist 21 11 a writer of idyls, a...
idyllic 25 15 of or like an idyll...
iffiest 17 13 IFFY, full of uncert...
igarape 14 12 a canoe waterway in...
ignaros 12 10 IGNARO, (archaic) an...
ignatia 12 10 a medicinal seed [n...
igneous 12 11 of rock, formed by c...
ignited 13 11 IGNITE, to set on fi...
igniter 13 10 someone who or somet...
ignites 13 10 IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignitor 13 10 someone who or somet...
ignoble 15 14 not noble, unworthy...
ignobly 22 16 IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignored 12 11 IGNORE, to intention...
ignorer 12 10 one who ignores [n -...
ignores 12 10 IGNORE, to intention...
iguanas 12 11 IGUANA, a large trop...
iguanid 13 12 any member of the ig...
ijtihad 17 19 (Arabic) the use of...
ikebana 13 15 (Japanese) the art o...
ileitis 14 8 inflammation of the...
ileuses 13 9 ILEUS, an intestinal...
iliacus 17 12 the flexor muscle of...
ilkaday 20 15 every day [n -S]
illapse 16 12 to glide in [v ILLAP...
illegal 16 12 not legal [adj ILLEG...
illiads 15 10 ILLIAD, an amorous g...
illicit 19 12 unlawful, forbidden...
illipes 17 12 ILLIPE, the mahwa tr...
illites 15 9 ILLITE, a white or p...
illitic 19 12 of or like illite, a...
illness 14 10 sickness [n -ES]
illogic 19 14 the absence of logic...
illuded 15 12 ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illudes 15 11 ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumed 16 14 ILLUME, to light up...
illumes 16 13 ILLUME, to light up...
illupis 18 13 ILLUPI, the mahwa tr...
illuvia 17 14 ILLUVIUM, material r...
imagers 14 12 IMAGER, one that ima...
imagery 20 14 a mental picture [n...
imagine 13 13 to form a mental pic...
imaging 15 15 the process of produ...
imagism 16 15 a twentieth century...
imagist 15 12 a member of a group...
imagoes 13 12 IMAGO, an insect in...
imamate 13 13 the office of an ima...
imarets 13 10 IMARET, (Turkish) a...
imbalms 18 17 IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbarks 17 17 IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbased 15 14 IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbases 15 13 IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbathe 17 15 (archaic) to bathe,...
imbibed 18 17 IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbiber 18 16 one that imbibes [n...
imbibes 18 16 IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbizos 19 22 IMBIZO, (Zulu) a gat...
imblaze 19 23 to adorn with glitte...
imbosks 17 17 IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbosom 16 16 to embrace, also EMB...
imbower 18 16 to give shelter, als...
imbrast 16 13 (Spenser) embraced [...
imbrown 18 17 to make brown, also...
imbrued 16 15 IMBRUE, to drench, a...
imbrues 16 14 IMBRUE, to drench, a...
imbrute 16 14 (archaic) to degrade...
imbuing 17 17 IMBUE, to inspire wi...
imburse 16 14 to put in a purse [v...
imitant 13 11 an imitation [n -S]
imitate 13 10 to behave in the sam...
immasks 16 17 IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immense 13 14 huge [adj IMMENSER,...
immerge 15 15 to plunge into a liq...
immerse 14 13 to plunge into a liq...
immewed 17 17 IMMEW, to confine, m...
immixed 21 21 IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immixes 21 20 IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immoral 15 14 promiscuous or unscr...
immunes 14 15 IMMUNE, someone who,...
immured 15 15 IMMURE, to enclose b...
immures 15 14 IMMURE, to enclose b...
impacts 19 16 IMPACT, to fix firml...
impaint 15 14 (Shakespeare) to pai...
impairs 16 13 IMPAIR, to make wors...
impalas 16 14 IMPALA, an African a...
impaled 16 15 IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impaler 16 14 one that impales, al...
impales 16 14 IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impanel 15 15 to put onto a list f...
imparks 17 17 IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparls 17 14 IMPARL, to talk over...
imparts 16 13 IMPART, to communica...
impasse 15 13 a position from whic...
impaste 15 13 to lay colours on th...
impasto 15 13 (Italian) the applic...
impaved 17 18 IMPAVE, to set in a...
impaves 17 17 IMPAVE, to set in a...
impavid 18 18 fearless; undaunted...
impawns 18 17 IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impeach 20 18 to accuse of impropr...
impearl 16 14 to make pearl-like [...
impeded 15 15 IMPEDE, to retard by...
impeder 15 14 one that impedes [n...
impedes 15 14 IMPEDE, to retard by...
impedor 15 14 an electrical compon...
impends 15 15 IMPEND, to be immine...
imperia 15 13 IMPERIUM, (Latin) em...
imperil 17 14 to put in danger, al...
impetus 16 14 the force or energy...
imphees 17 15 IMPHEE, any of sever...
impiety 22 15 lack of piety [n IMP...
impinge 16 16 to collide with [v I...
impings 17 16 IMPING, the process...
impious 16 14 not pious [adj IMPIO...
implant 16 15 to plant firmly [v -...
implate 16 14 to put a covering pl...
implead 16 15 to sue in a court of...
implete 16 14 (archaic) to fill [v...
implied 17 15 IMPLY, to insinuate...
implies 17 14 IMPLY, to insinuate...
implode 16 15 to collapse inward [...
implore 16 14 to beg for urgently...
imponed 14 15 IMPONE, to impose; t...
impones 14 14 IMPONE, to impose; t...
imports 16 13 IMPORT, to bring in...
imposed 15 14 IMPOSE, to set as a...
imposer 15 13 one who imposes [n -...
imposes 15 13 IMPOSE, to set as a...
imposex 21 20 the superimposition...
imposts 16 13 IMPOST, to determine...
impound 15 16 to seize and retain...
impower 18 16 to authorize, also E...
impregn 16 16 (archaic) to impregn...
impresa 15 13 an emblem with a mot...
imprese 15 13 an emblem with a mot...
impress 16 13 to fix deeply in the...
imprest 16 13 an advance of money,...
imprint 16 14 to produce a mark by...
improve 17 17 to make better [v IM...
improvs 18 17 IMPROV, (colloquial)...
impugns 17 17 IMPUGN, to attack by...
impulse 17 15 to give impetus to [...
impurer 16 14 IMPURE, tainted, als...
imputed 16 15 IMPUTE, to reckon or...
imputer 16 14 one who imputes [n -...
imputes 16 14 IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inanely 17 12 INANE, empty, sensel...
inanest 10 9 INANE, empty, sensel...
inangas 11 11 INANGA, the New Zeal...
inanity 17 11 something that is in...
inaptly 21 14 INAPT, unfit or unqu...
inarmed 12 12 INARM, to encircle w...
inbeing 14 14 inherent existence [...
inboard 13 12 a type of motor boat...
inbound 13 14 to return a basketba...
inboxes 19 18 INBOX, (On a compute...
inbreak 14 15 a violent rush in [n...
inbreds 14 12 INBRED, a product of...
inbreed 13 12 to breed closely rel...
inbring 15 14 to bring in [v INBRO...
inbuilt 16 13 forming an integral...
inburst 15 12 to burst into [v INB...
incaged 15 14 INCAGE, to put in a...
incages 15 13 INCAGE, to put in a...
incants 14 12 INCANT, to utter rit...
incased 14 12 INCASE, to put in a...
incases 14 11 INCASE, to put in a...
incaved 16 16 INCAVE, to secrete,...
incaves 16 15 INCAVE, to secrete,...
inceded 14 13 INCEDE, to advance m...
incedes 14 12 INCEDE, to advance m...
incense 13 12 to make very angry [...
incents 14 12 INCENT, to provide w...
incepts 17 14 INCEPT, to take into...
incests 15 11 INCEST, sexual inter...
inchase 16 13 to place in an ornam...
inchers 17 13 INCHER, something ha...
inching 18 16 INCH, to move very s...
inchpin 19 17 (obsolete) the sweet...
incipit 18 14 (Latin) an inscripti...
incisal 16 12 relating to the cutt...
incised 15 12 INCISE, to cut into...
incises 15 11 INCISE, to cut into...
incisor 15 11 a cutting tooth [n -...
incited 15 12 INCITE, to arouse to...
inciter 15 11 one who incites [n -...
incites 15 11 INCITE, to arouse to...
incivil 19 16 discourteous [adj]
inclasp 18 15 to embrace, also ENC...
incline 15 13 to slant [v INCLINED...
inclips 19 15 INCLIP, (archaic) to...
inclose 15 12 to surround, also EN...
include 16 14 to take in as part o...
incomer 15 14 one that comes in [n...
incomes 15 14 INCOME, money earned...
inconie 13 12 delicate and pretty,...
inconnu 13 14 an unknown (male) pe...
incross 15 11 to produce by crossi...
incrust 16 12 to cover with a crus...
incubus 18 16 an evil spirit that...
incudal 16 14 shaped like an incus...
incudes 15 13 INCUS, an anvil-shap...
incurve 17 16 to curve inward, als...
incused 15 13 INCUSE, to mark by s...
incuses 15 12 INCUSE, to mark by s...
indabas 13 12 INDABA, (Zulu) a tri...
indamin 12 13 any unstable organic...
indarts 12 9 INDART, to dart in,...
indeedy 17 12 indeed [interj]
indenes 10 10 INDENE, a liquid hyd...
indents 11 10 INDENT, to cut or te...
indewed 14 13 INDEW, to provide wi...
indexal 18 17 of or like an index...
indexed 17 17 INDEX, to provide wi...
indexer 17 16 one who indexes [n -...
indexes 17 16 INDEX, to provide wi...
indican 14 13 a glucoside that occ...
indices 15 12 INDEX, a type of ref...
indicia 15 12 a distinctive mark,...
indicts 16 12 INDICT, to charge wi...
indigen 12 12 one born in a countr...
indigos 13 11 INDIGO, a blue dye [...
indited 12 10 INDITE, to write or...
inditer 12 9 one who indites [n -...
indites 12 9 INDITE, to write or...
indiums 14 13 INDIUM, a metallic e...
indoles 12 10 INDOLE, a chemical c...
indoors 11 9 situated inside [adv...
indorse 11 9 to declare one's app...
indowed 14 13 INDOW, to bequeath,...
indoxyl 25 19 a nitrogenous substa...
indraft 14 12 a drawing in; an inw...
indrawn 14 13 drawn in [adj]
induced 15 14 INDUCE, to influence...
inducer 15 13 one who, or that whi...
induces 15 13 INDUCE, to influence...
inducts 16 13 INDUCT, to bring int...
induing 13 13 INDUE, to provide wi...
indulge 14 13 to yield to the desi...
indulin 13 12 a blue dye, also IND...
indults 14 11 INDULT, a privilege...
indunas 11 11 INDUNA, a South Afri...
indusia 12 10 INDUSIUM, an enclosi...
indwell 17 14 to live within [v IN...
indwelt 16 13 INDWELL, to live wit...
inearth 13 10 (archaic) to inter [...
inedita 11 9 unpublished literary...
inepter 13 11 INEPT, unfit or unqu...
ineptly 21 14 INEPT, unfit or unqu...
inerter 11 8 INERT, passive [adj]
inertia 11 8 the tendency of a bo...
inertly 19 11 INERT, passive [adv]
inexact 20 18 not exact or precise...
infalls 16 13 INFALL, a falling in...
infamed 14 15 INFAME, (archaic) to...
infames 14 14 INFAME, (archaic) to...
infancy 22 17 the state of being a...
infanta 12 12 (Spanish) a title bo...
infante 12 12 (historical) a title...
infants 13 12 INFANT, a child in t...
infarct 17 14 a portion of dead an...
infares 13 11 INFARE, a housewarmi...
infauna 12 13 fauna living on a so...
infaust 14 12 unlucky; ill-omened...
infects 17 14 INFECT, to contamina...
infeeds 13 12 INFEED, the action o...
infefts 16 14 INFEFT, in Scots law...
infeoff 17 17 to invest with a feu...
inferno 12 12 a place of horror an...
infests 14 11 INFEST, to invade an...
infidel 15 13 one who has no relig...
infield 15 13 the area of a baseba...
infight 18 15 to contend with othe...
infills 17 13 INFILL, to fill in [...
infimum 17 18 a mathematical term...
infirms 16 14 INFIRM, to weaken or...
infixed 20 19 INFIX, to fix in, al...
infixes 20 18 INFIX, to fix in, al...
inflame 15 15 to set on fire [v IN...
inflate 14 12 to expand with air o...
inflect 18 15 to bend or curve inw...
inflict 19 15 to impose on [v -ED,...
inflows 18 15 INFLOW, the act of f...
infolds 15 13 INFOLD, to fold inwa...
inforce 16 14 to compel, also ENFO...
informs 15 14 INFORM, to pass on i...
infract 17 14 to break a legal rul...
infulae 14 13 INFULA, a headband u...
infused 14 13 INFUSE, to permeate...
infuser 14 12 one who infuses [n -...
infuses 14 12 INFUSE, to permeate...
ingates 12 10 INGATE, (Scots) a wa...
ingener 11 11 (Shakespeare) an eng...
ingenue 11 12 (French) an artless,...
ingenus 12 12 INGENU, (French) an...
ingesta 12 10 (Latin) that which i...
ingests 13 10 INGEST, to take into...
ingines 12 11 INGINE, (obsolete) a...
inglobe 15 14 to form into a globe...
ingoing 13 13 a going in [n -S]
ingoted 12 11 INGOT, to shape (met...
ingraft 15 13 to graft for propaga...
ingrain 12 11 to impress firmly on...
ingrams 14 13 INGRAM, (obsolete) a...
ingrate 12 10 (archaic) ungrateful...
ingress 13 10 a way in, an entranc...
ingross 13 10 to completely absorb...
ingroup 15 14 a group united by co...
ingrown 15 14 grown into the flesh...
ingrums 15 14 INGRUM, (obsolete) a...
ingulfs 17 15 INGULF, to swallow u...
ingulph 19 17 to swallow up comple...
inhabit 16 13 to live in [v -ED, -...
inhaled 14 12 INHALE, to take into...
inhaler 14 11 one that inhales [n...
inhales 14 11 INHALE, to take into...
inhauls 15 12 INHAUL, a line for b...
inhaust 14 11 to drink in [v -ED,...
inherce 16 13 (Shakespeare) to enc...
inhered 13 11 INHERE, to be an ess...
inheres 13 10 INHERE, to be an ess...
inherit 14 10 to receive by legal...
inhibin 16 14 a human sex hormone...
inhibit 17 13 to restrain or hold...
inhoops 15 13 INHOOP, to confine i...
inhuman 14 15 lacking desirable hu...
inhumed 15 15 INHUME, to bury, als...
inhumer 15 14 one who inhumes [n -...
inhumes 15 14 INHUME, to bury, als...
inisled 13 10 INISLE, to put onto...
inisles 13 9 INISLE, to put onto...
initial 13 9 at the beginning [ad...
injects 17 20 INJECT, to force liq...
injelly 22 21 to place as if in je...
injeras 13 17 INJERA, a type of Et...
injoint 13 18 (Shakespeare) to joi...
injunct 17 22 to prohibit; to rest...
injured 14 19 INJURE, to harm or d...
injurer 14 18 one who injures [n -...
injures 14 18 INJURE, to harm or d...
inkblot 16 16 a blotted pattern of...
inkhorn 14 15 a small container fo...
inkhosi 15 14 a traditional leader...
inkiest 13 12 INKY, like ink [adj]
inkjets 15 21 INKJET, a printer th...
inkless 14 13 without ink [adj]
inklike 15 17 like ink [adj]
inkling 15 16 a slight suggestion...
inkosis 13 12 INKOSI, a traditiona...
inkpads 15 16 INKPAD, a pad of ink...
inkpots 15 15 INKPOT, an inkwell [...
inkspot 15 15 a small ink stain [n...
inkwell 18 17 a small container fo...
inkwood 15 16 an evergreen tree [n...
inlaced 15 13 INLACE, to entwine o...
inlaces 15 12 INLACE, to entwine o...
inlands 12 11 INLAND, the interior...
inlayer 18 11 one who inlays [n -S...
inliers 13 9 INLIER, an older roc...
inlocks 17 16 INLOCK, to lock up,...
inlying 20 14 situated inside [adj...
inmates 12 11 INMATE, one who is c...
innages 11 11 INNAGE, the quantity...
innards 11 10 the internal organs...
innerly 18 12 more inward [adv]
innerve 12 13 to supply with nerve...
innings 12 12 a team's or individu...
innless 12 10 without an inn [adj]
innyard 17 12 the courtyard surrou...
inocula 15 13 INOCULUM, the materi...
inorbed 13 12 INORB, to set in an...
inosine 10 9 a compound of hypoxa...
inosite 11 8 an alcohol found in...
inphase 15 13 having matching elec...
inpours 14 12 INPOUR, to pour in [...
inqilab 23 21 in India, a revoluti...
inquere 19 18 (Spenser) to ask abo...
inquest 20 18 a legal inquiry [n -...
inquiet 20 18 not quiet [adj INQUI...
inquire 20 18 to ask about, also E...
inquiry 27 20 a question, also ENQ...
inroads 11 9 INROAD, a hostile in...
insaner 10 9 INSANE, mentally uns...
insanie 10 9 (Shakespeare) insani...
inscape 16 14 the essential inner...
insculp 19 16 to engrave, to cut o...
inseams 12 11 INSEAM, to mark as i...
insects 15 11 INSECT, a word loose...
inseems 12 11 INSEEM, to grease, d...
inserts 12 8 INSERT, to put in [v...
inshell 16 12 (Shakespeare) to enc...
inships 17 13 INSHIP, (Shakespeare...
inshore 13 10 belonging to the reg...
insider 12 9 an accepted member o...
insides 12 9 INSIDE, the part wit...
insight 16 12 a perception of the...
insigne 12 11 a sign of membership...
insinew 14 12 to be joined as with...
insipid 15 12 dull and uninteresti...
insists 13 8 INSIST, to maintain...
insnare 10 9 to trap, also ENSNAR...
insofar 13 11 to such an extent [a...
insoles 12 9 INSOLE, the inner so...
insooth 13 10 (archaic) in sooth;...
insouls 13 10 INSOUL, to infuse wi...
inspans 13 12 INSPAN, to harness o...
inspect 17 14 to examine closely [...
inspire 14 11 to influence to grea...
install 14 10 to place in position...
instals 13 9 INSTAL, to place in...
instant 11 9 without delay [adj I...
instars 12 8 INSTAR, to adorn wit...
instate 11 8 to install in office...
instead 11 9 as a substitute or a...
insteps 14 11 INSTEP, a part of th...
instill 15 10 to infuse slowly, al...
instils 14 9 INSTIL, to infuse sl...
insulae 12 10 INSULA, a Roman bloc...
insular 13 10 like an island [adj...
insulin 13 11 a protein hormone pr...
insulse 13 10 lacking wit; dull; i...
insults 14 10 INSULT, to subject t...
insured 12 10 one who is insured [...
insurer 12 9 one who insures, als...
insures 12 9 INSURE, to secure pa...
inswept 17 14 narrowed in front [a...
inswing 16 14 an inward swing [n -...
intagli 14 11 INTAGLIO, (Italian)...
intakes 12 12 INTAKE, the act of t...
integer 12 10 a whole number [n -S...
intends 11 10 INTEND, to have as o...
intense 10 9 existing in a high d...
intents 11 9 INTENT, a purpose [n...
interim 13 11 temporary, provision...
interne 10 9 a trainee gaining pr...
interns 11 9 INTERN, to confine d...
inthral 15 11 to charm, also ENTHR...
intimae 12 11 INTIMA, the innermos...
intimal 14 12 relating to an intim...
intimas 13 11 INTIMA, the innermos...
intines 11 9 INTINE, the inner me...
intitle 13 9 to give a right to,...
intombs 15 14 INTOMB, to place in...
intoned 10 10 INTONE, to speak in...
intoner 10 9 one who intones [n -...
intones 10 9 INTONE, to speak in...
intorts 12 8 INTORT, to twist inw...
intrada 11 9 a musical prelude [n...
intrant 11 9 a person who enters,...
intreat 11 8 to ask for earnestly...
introfy 20 13 to increase the wett...
introit 12 8 psalm or antiphon su...
introld 13 10 (Spenser) a past par...
introns 11 9 INTRON, any of the s...
intrude 12 10 to thrust or force o...
intrust 13 9 to give over for saf...
intuits 13 9 INTUIT, to know with...
inturns 12 10 INTURN, a turning in...
intuses 12 9 INTUSE, (Spenser) a...
intwine 14 12 to weave together, a...
intwist 16 11 to twist together, a...
inuksuk 15 18 (Inuit) a stone used...
inulase 12 10 an enzyme that forms...
inulins 13 11 INULIN, a carbohydra...
inuring 13 12 INURE, to accustom o...
inurned 11 11 INURN, to put in an...
inutile 13 10 useless; unprofitabl...
invaded 13 14 INVADE, to enter by...
invader 13 13 one that invades [n...
invades 13 13 INVADE, to enter by...
invalid 15 14 not valid [adj INVAL...
inveigh 17 16 to speak violently [...
invenit 13 13 (Latin) "he/she devi...
invents 13 13 INVENT, to devise or...
inverse 13 12 opposite [adj INVERS...
inverts 14 12 INVERT, to turn upsi...
invests 14 12 INVEST, to lay out f...
invexed 19 20 (in heraldry) arched...
invious 14 13 impassable [adj]
invital 15 13 not vital, also UNVI...
invited 14 13 INVITE, to request t...
invitee 13 12 one who is invited [...
inviter 14 12 one who invites [n -...
invites 14 12 INVITE, to request t...
invoice 16 15 a letter of advice o...
invoked 14 17 INVOKE, to appeal to...
invoker 14 16 one who invokes [n -...
invokes 14 16 INVOKE, to appeal to...
involve 16 17 to implicate or enta...
inwalls 17 13 INWALL, to surround...
inwards 15 12 towards the inside,...
inweave 15 15 to weave in [v INWOV...
inwicks 20 18 INWICK, to perform a...
inwinds 15 13 INWIND, to enwrap, a...
inworks 16 15 INWORK, to work in [...
inwound 14 14 INWIND, to enwrap, a...
inwoven 15 16 INWEAVE, to weave in...
inwraps 17 14 INWRAP, to cover by...
inyalas 18 11 INYALA, a kind of So...
iodated 11 9 IODATE, to treat wit...
iodates 11 8 IODATE, to treat wit...
iodides 12 9 IODIDE, a salt of hy...
iodines 11 9 IODINE, a nonmetalli...
iodised 12 9 IODISE, to treat wit...
iodiser 12 8 one that iodizes, al...
iodises 12 8 IODISE, to treat wit...
iodisms 14 11 IODISM, a morbid sta...
iodized 15 18 IODIZE, to treat wit...
iodizer 15 17 one that iodizes, al...
iodizes 15 17 IODIZE, to treat wit...
ioduret 12 9 (obsolete) an iodide...
iolites 13 8 IOLITE, a transparen...
ionised 11 9 IONISE, to convert i...
ioniser 11 8 something that ioniz...
ionises 11 8 IONISE, to convert i...
ioniums 13 12 IONIUM, a radioactiv...
ionized 14 18 IONIZE, to convert i...
ionizer 14 17 something that ioniz...
ionizes 14 17 IONIZE, to convert i...
ionogen 10 11 a compound capable o...
ionomer 11 11 the product of ionic...
ionones 9 9 IONONE, a chemical u...
ipecacs 20 16 IPECAC, the dried ro...
ipomoea 13 13 a flowering plant [n...
iracund 15 13 easily angered [adj]
irately 19 10 IRATE, angry [adv]
iratest 12 7 IRATE, angry [adj]
ireless 13 8 without anger [adj]
irenics 15 11 the theology of prom...
irideal 13 9 belonging to the iri...
iridial 14 9 relating to the iris...
iridian 12 9 relating to the iris...
iridise 13 8 to make iridescent,...
iridium 15 12 a metallic element [...
iridize 16 17 to make iridescent,...
irisate 12 7 to make iridescent [...
irising 14 10 IRIS, to give the fo...
irksome 14 14 tending to irk [adj]
ironers 11 8 IRONER, a machine fo...
ironier 11 8 IRONY, like iron [ad...
ironies 11 8 IRONY, words used to...
ironing 12 11 clothes to be presse...
ironise 11 8 to satirize with iro...
ironist 12 8 one who used irony [...
ironize 14 17 to satirize with iro...
ironman 11 12 a man of great stren...
ironmen 11 12 IRONMAN, a man of gr...
irrupts 16 11 IRRUPT, to enter for...
isabels 15 11 ISABEL, a dingy yell...
isagoge 13 11 an academic introduc...
isatine 11 8 a substance obtained...
isatins 12 8 ISATIN, a substance...
ischial 19 13 of or pertaining to...
ischium 20 16 the ventral and post...
islands 13 10 ISLAND, to set or do...
isleman 13 12 an islander, also IS...
islemen 13 12 ISLEMAN, an islander...
isleted 13 9 having islets [adj]
ismatic 17 13 addicted to isms or...
isoamyl 20 13 isoamyl acetate, an...
isobare 13 10 a type of atom, also...
isobars 14 10 ISOBAR, a type of at...
isobase 13 10 a contour line of eq...
isobath 16 12 a contour line conne...
isochor 17 12 a curve showing pres...
isodica 15 11 ISODICON, in the Gre...
isodoma 12 11 ISODOMUM, a type of...
isodont 11 9 having all the teeth...
isodose 11 8 one of several zones...
isoetes 11 7 a plant of the quill...
isoform 15 13 one of two or more p...
isogamy 20 14 the fusion of simila...
isogeny 18 12 the state of being o...
isogone 11 10 a line indicating th...
isogons 12 10 ISOGON, a polygon ha...
isogony 18 12 an equivalent relati...
isogram 14 12 a map line indicatin...
isogriv 16 13 a map line indicatin...
isohels 15 10 ISOHEL, a map line i...
isohyet 20 11 a line on a map conn...
isokont 12 12 any member of the Is...
isolate 12 8 to set apart from ot...
isolead 12 9 a line on a ballisti...
isoline 12 9 a map line indicatin...
isologs 14 10 ISOLOG, an organic c...
isomere 12 10 a body or compound w...
isomers 13 10 ISOMER, a body or co...
isonome 11 11 a line connecting po...
isonomy 18 13 equality of law, rig...
isopach 19 15 a line connecting po...
isopods 14 11 ISOPOD, any crustace...
isospin 14 11 a quantum number app...
isotach 17 12 a line connecting po...
isotone 10 8 one of a number of n...
isotope 13 10 one of two more atom...
isotopy 20 12 the state of being a...
isotron 11 8 a device for separat...
isotype 20 12 in taxonomy, a dupli...
isozyme 22 21 one of several varia...
issuant 12 9 in heraldry, issuing...
issuers 13 8 ISSUER, one who issu...
issuing 14 11 ISSUE, to put into c...
istanas 11 8 ISTANA, (Malaysia) a...
isthmic 20 15 pertaining to an ist...
isthmus 17 13 a strip of land conn...
itacism 17 13 the pronunciation of...
italics 17 11 ITALIC, a letter in...
itchier 18 12 ITCHY, affected with...
itchily 26 15 ITCHY, affected with...
itching 19 15 a tingling skin sens...
iteming 14 13 ITEM, to set down th...
itemise 13 10 to set down the part...
itemize 16 19 to set down the part...
iterant 11 8 repeating [adj]
iterate 11 7 to repeat, do again...
ivoried 14 12 made like ivory [adj...
ivories 14 11 IVORY, a hard white...
ivorist 15 11 a worker in ivory [n...
ivresse 14 11 (French) drunkenness...
ivyleaf 23 17 as in ivyleaf gerani...
ivylike 23 18 like ivy [adj]
ixodids 19 16 IXODID, a tick, a bl...
izzards 19 26 IZZARD, the letter Z...