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iambists
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IAMBIST, a poet who...
iambuses
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IAMBUS, a type of me...
ianthine
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violet-coloured [adj...
iatrical
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pertaining to medici...
iberises
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IBERIS, the candytuf...
ibogaine
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an alkaloid used as...
iceballs
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ICEBALL, a ball game...
icebergs
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ICEBERG, a large flo...
iceblink
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a glare in the sky c...
iceboats
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ICEBOAT, a boat adap...
icebound
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surrounded by ice [a...
iceboxes
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ICEBOX, a cabinet fo...
icefalls
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ICEFALL, a steep par...
icefield
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a large ice covered...
icehouse
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an underground cella...
icekhana
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an automotive event...
icemaker
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an appliance that ma...
icepacks
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ICEPACK, packed ice...
icescape
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a landscape covered...
icestone
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another name for cry...
icewines
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ICEWINE, a dessert w...
iceworms
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ICEWORM, a small wor...
ichnites
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ICHNITE, a fossil fo...
ichorous
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of or like ichor, se...
ichthyic
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pertaining to fish [...
ickiness
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the state of being i...
iconical
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pertaining to an ico...
iconised
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ICONISE, to venerate...
iconises
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ICONISE, to venerate...
iconized
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ICONIZE, to venerate...
iconizes
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ICONIZE, to venerate...
icterics
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ICTERIC, a remedy fo...
icterids
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ICTERID, an American...
icterine
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marked yellow [adj]
idealess
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without ideas [adj]
idealise
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to regard as perfect...
idealism
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the pursuit of noble...
idealist
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an adherent of ideal...
ideality
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the state of being i...
idealize
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to regard as perfect...
idealogy
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a belief system, als...
ideating
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IDEATE, to form an i...
ideation
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the power of the min...
ideative
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relating to ideation...
identify
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to establish the ide...
identity
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the essential charac...
ideogram
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a symbol that stands...
ideology
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the science of ideas...
idiocies
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IDIOCY, the state of...
idiogram
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a diagram of chromos...
idiolect
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an individual's dist...
idiotish
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like an idiot [adj]
idiotism
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the state of being a...
idiotype
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the unique part of a...
idlehood
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(archaic) idleness [...
idleness
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the state of being i...
idlesses
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IDLESSE, idleness [n...
idocrase
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another name for the...
idolater
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one that worships id...
idolator
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one that worships id...
idolatry
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the worship of idols...
idolised
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IDOLISE, to worship,...
idoliser
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one who idolises, al...
idolises
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IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolisms
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IDOLISM, worship of...
idolists
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IDOLIST, someone who...
idolized
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IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idolizer
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one who idolises, al...
idolizes
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IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idoneity
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the state of being s...
idoneous
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appropriate, suitabl...
idylists
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IDYLIST, a writer of...
idyllian
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simple and happy, al...
idyllist
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a writer of idyls, a...
iffiness
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the state of being i...
igarapes
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IGARAPE, a canoe wat...
ignaroes
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IGNARO, (archaic) an...
ignatias
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IGNATIA, a medicinal...
ignified
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IGNIFY, to burn [v]
ignifies
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IGNIFY, to burn [v]
igniters
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IGNITER, someone who...
igniting
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IGNITE, to set on fi...
ignition
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the act of igniting...
ignitors
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IGNITOR, someone who...
ignitron
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a device for conduct...
ignobler
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IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignomies
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IGNOMY, (Shakespeare...
ignominy
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deep personal humili...
ignorami
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IGNORAMUS, an ignora...
ignorant
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not knowing things [...
ignorers
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IGNORER, one who ign...
ignoring
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IGNORE, to intention...
iguanian
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resembling, or perta...
iguanids
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IGUANID, any member...
ijtihads
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IJTIHAD, (Arabic) th...
ikebanas
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IKEBANA, (Japanese)...
ilkadays
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every day, every day...
illapsed
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ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illapses
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ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illation
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the act of inferring...
illative
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indicating movement...
illegals
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ILLEGAL, a person wh...
illinium
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a former name for th...
illiquid
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of assets etc. not e...
illision
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the act of striking...
illogics
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ILLOGIC, the absence...
illuding
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ILLUDE, to trick [v]
illumine
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to throw light upon,...
illuming
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ILLUME, to light up...
illusion
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a false perception [...
illusive
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based on illusion, a...
illusory
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based on illusion, a...
illuvial
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relating to illuvium...
illuvium
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material removed fro...
ilmenite
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a brownish-black tit...
imaginal
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characterized by ima...
imagined
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IMAGINE, to form a m...
imaginer
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one who imagines [n...
imagines
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IMAGINE, to form a m...
imagings
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IMAGING, the process...
imagisms
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IMAGISM, a twentieth...
imagists
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IMAGIST, a member of...
imamates
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IMAMATE, the office...
imbalmed
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IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbalmer
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one who imbalms, als...
imbarked
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IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbarred
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IMBAR, (obsolete) to...
imbasing
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IMBASE, to lower, de...
imbathed
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IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbathes
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IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbecile
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feebleminded [adj IM...
imbedded
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IMBED, to plant firm...
imbibers
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IMBIBER, one that im...
imbibing
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IMBIBE, to drink [v]
imbitter
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to make bitter, also...
imblazed
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IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imblazes
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IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodied
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IMBODY, to form into...
imbodies
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IMBODY, to form into...
imbolden
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to instil with coura...
imborder
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to provide with a bo...
imbosked
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IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbosoms
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IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbossed
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IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbosses
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IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbowers
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IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrices
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IMBREX, (Latin) in R...
imbrowns
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IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbruing
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IMBRUE, to drench, a...
imbruted
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IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbrutes
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IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbursed
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IMBURSE, to put in a...
imburses
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IMBURSE, to put in a...
imitable
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capable of being imi...
imitancy
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the tendency to imit...
imitants
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IMITANT, an imitatio...
imitated
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IMITATE, to behave i...
imitates
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IMITATE, to behave i...
imitator
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one that imitates [n...
immanely
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IMMANE, (archaic) hu...
immanent
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dwelling within [adj...
immanity
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monstrous cruelty [n...
immantle
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to cloak in a mantle...
immasked
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IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immature
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not mature [adj IMMA...
immenser
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IMMENSE, huge [adj]
immerged
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IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immerges
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IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersed
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IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immerser
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one who immerses [n...
immerses
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IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immeshed
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IMMESH, to entangle,...
immeshes
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IMMESH, to entangle,...
immewing
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IMMEW, to confine, m...
imminent
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impending [adj IMMIN...
immingle
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to mix [v IMMINGLED,...
imminute
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(archaic) lessened,...
immitted
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IMMIT, (obsolete) to...
immixing
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IMMIX, (archaic) to...
immobile
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stationary [adj]
immodest
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not modest [adj IMMO...
immolate
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to kill as a sacrifi...
immoment
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(Shakespeare) of no...
immortal
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not subject to death...
immotile
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lacking mobility [ad...
immunise
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to render immune fro...
immunity
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the state of being p...
immunize
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to render immune fro...
immuring
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IMMURE, to enclose b...
impacted
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IMPACT, to fix firml...
impacter
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one that impacts, al...
impactor
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one that impacts, al...
impaints
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IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impaired
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IMPAIR, to make wors...
impairer
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one who, or that whi...
impalers
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IMPALER, one that im...
impaling
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IMPALE, to pierce wi...
impanate
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eucharistically embo...
impanels
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IMPANEL, to put onto...
impannel
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to put onto a list f...
imparity
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lack of equality [n...
imparked
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IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparled
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IMPARL, to talk over...
imparted
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IMPART, to communica...
imparter
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one who imparts [n -...
impasses
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IMPASSE, a position...
impasted
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IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastes
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IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastos
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IMPASTO, (Italian) t...
impaving
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IMPAVE, to set in a...
impawned
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IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impearls
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IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeders
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IMPEDER, one that im...
impeding
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IMPEDE, to retard by...
impedors
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IMPEDOR, an electric...
impelled
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IMPEL, to drive forw...
impeller
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one that impels, als...
impellor
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one that impels, als...
impended
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IMPEND, to be immine...
imperial
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commanding [adj IMPE...
imperils
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IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperium
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(Latin) empire, abso...
impetigo
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a skin disease [n IM...
impinged
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IMPINGE, to collide...
impinger
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one that impinges [n...
impinges
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IMPINGE, to collide...
impishly
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IMPISH, mischievous...
implants
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IMPLANT, to plant fi...
implated
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IMPLATE, to put a co...
implates
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IMPLATE, to put a co...
impleach
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to intertwine, also...
impleads
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IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impledge
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to pawn, put in pled...
impleted
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IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
impletes
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IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
implexes
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IMPLEX, a muscle att...
implicit
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implied but not stat...
imploded
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IMPLODE, to collapse...
implodes
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IMPLODE, to collapse...
implored
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IMPLORE, to beg for...
implorer
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one who implores [n...
implores
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IMPLORE, to beg for...
implunge
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to plunge, also EMPL...
impluvia
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IMPLUVIUM, a rain wa...
implying
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IMPLY, to insinuate...
impocket
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(archaic) to put in...
impolder
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to reclaim low-lying...
impolicy
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an instance of being...
impolite
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having bad manners [...
imponent
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someone who imposes...
imponing
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IMPONE, to impose; t...
imporous
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extremely dense [adj...
imported
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IMPORT, to bring in...
importer
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one that imports [n...
imposers
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IMPOSER, one who imp...
imposing
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impressive [adj IMPO...
imposted
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IMPOST, to determine...
imposter
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one who poses as ano...
impostor
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one who poses as ano...
impotent
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powerless [adj IMPOT...
impounds
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IMPOUND, to seize an...
impowers
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IMPOWER, to authoriz...
impregns
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IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresas
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IMPRESA, an emblem w...
impreses
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IMPRESE, an emblem w...
impresse
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an emblem with a mot...
imprests
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IMPREST, an advance...
imprimis
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(Latin) in the first...
imprints
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IMPRINT, to produce...
imprison
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to confine in a pris...
improper
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not proper [adj IMPR...
improved
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IMPROVE, to make bet...
improver
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one who improves [n...
improves
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IMPROVE, to make bet...
impudent
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insolently disrespec...
impugned
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IMPUGN, to attack by...
impugner
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one who impugns, att...
impulsed
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IMPULSE, to give imp...
impulses
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IMPULSE, to give imp...
impunity
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exemption from penal...
impurely
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IMPURE, tainted, als...
impurest
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IMPURE, tainted, als...
impurity
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something that is im...
impurple
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to dye purple, also...
imputers
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IMPUTER, one who imp...
imputing
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IMPUTE, to reckon or...
inaction
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lack of action [n -S...
inactive
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not active, also UNA...
inarable
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arid or barren [adj]
inarched
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INARCH, to graft in...
inarches
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INARCH, to graft in...
inarming
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INARM, to encircle w...
inasmuch
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to such a degree, al...
inaurate
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to cover with gold [...
inbeings
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INBEING, inherent ex...
inboards
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INBOARD, a type of m...
inbounds
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INBOUND, to return a...
inbreaks
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INBREAK, a violent r...
inbreeds
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INBREED, to breed cl...
inbrings
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INBRING, to bring in...
inbursts
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INBURST [n]
incaging
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INCAGE, to put in a...
incanted
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INCANT, to utter rit...
incasing
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INCASE, to put in a...
incaving
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INCAVE, to secrete,...
inceding
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INCEDE, to advance m...
incensed
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INCENSE, to make ver...
incenser
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a burner of incense,...
incenses
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INCENSE, to make ver...
incensor
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a burner of incense,...
incented
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INCENT, to provide w...
incenter
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the centre of an ins...
incentre
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the centre of an ins...
incepted
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INCEPT, to take into...
inceptor
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a beginner [n -S]
inchased
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INCHASE, to place in...
inchases
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INCHASE, to place in...
inchmeal
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little by little [ad...
inchoate
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beginning [adj INCHO...
inchpins
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INCHPIN, (obsolete)...
inchtape
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a measuring tape mar...
inchworm
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another name for the...
incident
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an event [n -S]
incipits
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INCIPIT, (Latin) an...
incising
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INCISE, to cut into...
incision
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the act of incising...
incisive
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cutting, trenchant [...
incisors
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INCISOR, a cutting t...
incisory
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adapted for cutting...
incisure
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a cut or incision [n...
incitant
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something that incit...
inciters
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INCITER, one who inc...
inciting
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INCITE, to arouse to...
incivism
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neglect of duty as a...
inclasps
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INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclined
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INCLINE, to slant [v...
incliner
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something or someone...
inclines
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INCLINE, to slant [v...
inclosed
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INCLOSE, to surround...
incloser
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one who, or that whi...
incloses
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INCLOSE, to surround...
included
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INCLUDE, to take in...
includes
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INCLUDE, to take in...
incomers
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INCOMER, one that co...
incoming
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an arrival [n -S]
inconnue
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an unknown (female)...
inconnus
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INCONNU, an unknown...
incorpse
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to incorporate [v IN...
increase
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to become larger, al...
increate
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(archaic) existing w...
incrusts
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INCRUST, to cover wi...
incubate
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to warm eggs for hat...
incubous
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having overlapping l...
incudate
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shaped like an incus...
incumber
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to impede the motion...
incurred
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INCUR, to bring upon...
incurved
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INCURVE, to curve in...
incurves
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INCURVE, to curve in...
incusing
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INCUSE, to mark by s...
indagate
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to investigate [v IN...
indamine
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any unstable organic...
indamins
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INDAMIN, any unstabl...
indarted
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INDART, to dart in,...
indebted
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under an obligation,...
indecent
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not decent, also UND...
indented
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INDENT, to cut or te...
indenter
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one that indents, al...
indentor
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one that indents, al...
indevout
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not devout [adj]
indewing
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INDEW, to provide wi...
indexers
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INDEXER, one who ind...
indexing
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the linking of wages...
indicans
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INDICAN, a glucoside...
indicant
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something that indic...
indicate
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to point out [v INDI...
indicial
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relating to an indic...
indicias
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INDICIA, a distincti...
indicium
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a distinctive mark,...
indicted
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INDICT, to charge wi...
indictee
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one who is indicted...
indicter
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one who indicts, als...
indictor
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one who indicts, als...
indigene
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one born in a countr...
indigens
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INDIGEN, one born in...
indigent
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needy [adj INDIGENTL...
indigest
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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
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INWALL, to surround...
inwardly
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INWARD, placed withi...
inweaved
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INWEAVE, to weave in...
inweaves
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INWEAVE, to weave in...
inwicked
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INWICK, to perform a...
inworked
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INWORK, to work in [...
iodating
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IODATE, to treat wit...
iodation
12
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the act of iodating...
iodinate
12
10
to treat with iodine...
iodisers
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9
IODISER, one that io...
iodising
15
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IODISE, to treat wit...
iodizers
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IODIZER, one that io...
iodizing
18
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IODIZE, to treat wit...
iodoform
16
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a lemon-yellow cryst...
iodophor
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a soluble compound o...
iodopsin
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a light sensitive pi...
iodurets
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IODURET, (obsolete)...
iodyrite
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native silver iodide...
ionicity
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the state of existin...
ionisers
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IONISER, something t...
ionising
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IONISE, to convert i...
ionizers
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IONIZER, something t...
ionizing
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IONIZE, to convert i...
ionogens
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IONOGEN, a compound...
ionomers
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IONOMER, the product...
iopanoic
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as in iopanoic acid,...
iotacism
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excessive use of the...
ipomoeas
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IPOMOEA, a flowering...
irefully
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IREFUL, full of ange...
irenical
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peaceful in purpose,...
irenicon
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a peace-making messa...
iridised
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IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridises
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IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridiums
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IRIDIUM, a metallic...
iridized
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IRIDIZE, to make iri...
iridizes
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IRIDIZE, to make iri...
irisated
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IRISATE, to make iri...
irisates
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IRISATE, to make iri...
iriscope
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an instrument showin...
iritises
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IRITIS, inflammation...
ironbark
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a species of Austral...
ironclad
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an armored warship [...
ironical
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pertaining to irony,...
ironiest
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IRONY, like iron [ad...
ironings
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IRONING, clothes to...
ironised
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IRONISE, to satirize...
ironises
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IRONISE, to satirize...
ironists
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IRONIST, one who use...
ironized
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IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironizes
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IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironless
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not using iron [adj]
ironlike
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like iron [adj]
ironness
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the state of being i...
ironside
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a man of great stren...
ironware
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articles made of iro...
ironweed
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a tall weed with pur...
ironwood
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a species of Austral...
ironwork
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objects made of iron...
irrigate
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to water by canals o...
irrision
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the act of laughing...
irrisory
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mocking [adj]
irritant
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something that irrit...
irritate
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to excite to impatie...
irrupted
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IRRUPT, to enter for...
isabella
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a dingy yellowish-gr...
isagoges
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ISAGOGE, an academic...
isagogic
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introductory [adj]
isarithm
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a line on a map pass...
isatines
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ISATINE, a substance...
isatinic
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pertaining to, or de...
ischemia
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an inadequate flow o...
ischemic
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relating to ischemia...
ischuria
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retention of urine [...
islanded
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ISLAND, to set or do...
islander
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one who lives on an...
isleless
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lacking an isle [adj...
islesman
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an islander, also IS...
islesmen
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ISLESMAN, an islande...
isoamyls
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ISOAMYL, isoamyl ace...
isobares
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ISOBARE, a type of a...
isobaric
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denoting equal press...
isobases
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ISOBASE, a contour l...
isobaths
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ISOBATH, a contour l...
isobront
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a contour line showi...
isobutyl
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as in methyl isobuty...
isochasm
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a line connecting po...
isocheim
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a line connecting po...
isochime
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a line connecting po...
isochore
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a curve showing pres...
isochors
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ISOCHOR, a curve sho...
isochron
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a line connecting po...
isocline
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a cline with strata...
isocracy
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a form of government...
isocryme
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a contour line of eq...
isodicon
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in the Greek Church,...
isodomon
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a type of masonry, a...
isodomum
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a type of masonry, a...
isodonts
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ISODONT, an animal w...
isodoses
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ISODOSE, one of seve...
isoforms
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ISOFORM, one of two...
isogamic
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relating to isogamy,...
isogenic
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genetically similar...
isogloss
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a line indicating li...
isogonal
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a line indicating th...
isogones
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ISOGONE, a line indi...
isogonic
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a line indicating th...
isograft
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to transplant from o...
isograms
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ISOGRAM, a map line...
isograph
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a map line indicatin...
isogrivs
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ISOGRIV, a map line...
isohyets
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ISOHYET, a line on a...
isokonts
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ISOKONT, any member...
isolable
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capable of being iso...
isolated
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ISOLATE, to set apar...
isolates
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ISOLATE, to set apar...
isolator
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one who, or that whi...
isoleads
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ISOLEAD, a line on a...
isolexes
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ISOLEX, a line delin...
isolines
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ISOLINE, a map line...
isologue
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an organic compound...
isomeres
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ISOMERE, a body or c...
isomeric
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of or like an isomer...
isometry
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equality of measure...
isomorph
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something similar to...
isonomes
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ISONOME, a line conn...
isonomic
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having equal rights...
isopachs
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ISOPACH, a line conn...
isophone
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a line delineating a...
isophote
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a line connecting po...
isopleth
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a line connecting po...
isopodan
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a kind of crustacean...
isoprene
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a hydrocarbon of the...
isospins
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ISOSPIN, a quantum n...
isospory
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the condition of pro...
isostacy
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the state of balance...
isostasy
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the state of balance...
isotachs
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ISOTACH, a line conn...
isothere
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a line connecting po...
isotherm
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a line on a map conn...
isotones
12
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ISOTONE, one of a nu...
isotonic
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having equal tones,...
isotopes
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ISOTOPE, one of two...
isotopic
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of or like an isotop...
isotrons
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ISOTRON, a device fo...
isotropy
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the state of being i...
isotypes
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ISOTYPE, in taxonomy...
isotypic
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of or like an isotyp...
isozymes
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ISOZYME, one of seve...
isozymic
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of or like an isozym...
issuable
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authorized for issui...
issuably
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ISSUABLE, authorized...
issuance
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the act of giving ou...
isthmian
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a native of an isthm...
isthmoid
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pertaining to an ist...
itacisms
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ITACISM, the pronunc...
itaconic
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as in isatonic acid,...
itchiest
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ITCHY, affected with...
itchings
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ITCHING, a tingling...
itchweed
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a flower, Indian pok...
itemised
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ITEMISE, to set down...
itemiser
15
11
one that itemizes, a...
itemises
15
11
ITEMISE, to set down...
itemized
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ITEMIZE, to set down...
itemizer
18
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one that itemizes, a...
itemizes
18
20
ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterance
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repetition [n -S]
iterated
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ITERATE, to repeat,...
iterates
13
8
ITERATE, to repeat,...
ivorists
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IVORIST, a worker in...
ivresses
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IVRESSE, (French) dr...
izvestia
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(Russian) news, info...
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