9 letter words that start with I

9 letter words that start with I

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iatrogeny 21 14 the study of disease...
ibogaines 17 15 IBOGAINE, an alkaloi...
ibuprofen 21 20 an anti-inflammatory...
iceblinks 23 21 ICEBLINK, a glare in...
iceboated 19 16 ICEBOAT, to travel b...
iceboater 19 15 one who travels by i...
icecapped 25 22 covered with caps of...
icefields 22 17 ICEFIELD, a large ic...
icefished 23 18 ICEFISH, to fish thr...
icefishes 23 17 ICEFISH, to fish thr...
icehouses 20 15 ICEHOUSE, an undergr...
icekhanas 20 19 ICEKHANA, an automot...
icemakers 20 19 ICEMAKER, an applian...
icescapes 23 18 ICESCAPE, a landscap...
icestones 17 13 ICESTONE, another na...
ichneumon 20 20 (Greek) the Egyptian...
ichnolite 21 16 a fossil footprint,...
ichnology 28 20 a branch of paleonto...
ichthyoid 30 19 fishlike, also ICHTH...
ichthyses 30 18 ICHTHYS, (Greek) a f...
icinesses 18 13 ICINESS, the state o...
iconicity 28 18 the state of being i...
iconified 20 17 ICONIFY, to reduce t...
iconifies 20 16 ICONIFY, to reduce t...
iconising 19 16 ICONISE, to venerate...
iconizing 22 25 ICONIZE, to venerate...
iconology 25 18 a branch of art hist...
iconostas 17 13 (Greek) in Eastern c...
icterical 23 16 a remedy for icterus...
icteruses 19 13 ICTERUS, a diseased...
idealised 16 12 IDEALISE, to regard...
idealiser 16 11 one who idealises, a...
idealises 16 11 IDEALISE, to regard...
idealisms 18 14 IDEALISM, the pursui...
idealists 17 11 IDEALIST, an adheren...
idealized 19 21 IDEALIZE, to regard...
idealizer 19 20 one who idealizes, a...
idealizes 19 20 IDEALIZE, to regard...
idealless 17 12 without ideals [adj]
idealness 15 12 the state of being i...
idealogue 16 14 a doctrinaire adhere...
ideations 14 11 IDEATION, the power...
identical 19 15 exactly the same, al...
identikit 17 15 a reconstructed pict...
ideograms 17 15 IDEOGRAM, a symbol t...
ideograph 20 17 a symbol in picture-...
ideologic 20 16 relating to or conce...
ideologue 16 14 a doctrinaire adhere...
ideomotor 15 13 describing or relati...
ideophone 17 16 a word that is spoke...
ideopolis 18 14 a city that is susta...
idioblast 19 14 a plant cell that di...
idiograms 18 15 IDIOGRAM, a diagram...
idiograph 21 17 a private mark, a tr...
idiolects 20 14 IDIOLECT, an individ...
idiomatic 20 16 peculiar to or of th...
idiopathy 26 17 a disease of unknown...
idiophone 18 16 a percussion instrum...
idioplasm 20 17 the part of the prot...
idiotcies 19 13 IDIOTCY, the state o...
idiotical 20 14 relating to or like...
idioticon 18 14 a dialect dictionary...
idiotisms 18 13 IDIOTISM, the state...
idiotypes 24 15 IDIOTYPE, the unique...
idiotypic 28 18 of or like an idioty...
idlehoods 18 14 IDLEHOOD, (archaic)...
idocrases 18 13 IDOCRASE, another na...
idolaters 16 11 IDOLATER, one that w...
idolators 16 11 IDOLATOR, one that w...
idolisers 17 11 IDOLISER, one who id...
idolising 18 14 IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolizers 20 20 IDOLIZER, one who id...
idolizing 21 23 IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idyllists 26 14 IDYLLIST, a writer o...
ignescent 18 16 capable of emitting...
ignifying 26 20 IGNIFY, to burn [v]
ignitable 19 16 that can be ignited,...
ignitible 20 16 that can be ignited,...
ignitions 16 13 IGNITION, the act of...
ignitrons 16 13 IGNITRON, a device f...
ignoblest 19 16 IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignorable 18 16 that can be ignored...
ignoramus 17 16 an ignorant person [...
ignorance 17 16 lack of knowledge [n...
ignorants 15 13 IGNORANT, an ignoran...
iguanians 15 14 IGUANIAN, an animal...
iguanodon 14 15 a genus of gigantic...
ileitides 17 11 ILEITIS, inflammatio...
ileitises 17 10 ILEITIS, inflammatio...
ileostomy 23 15 removal of the ileum...
iliacuses 20 14 ILIACUS, the flexor...
illapsing 21 17 ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illations 17 12 ILLATION, the act of...
illatives 20 15 ILLATIVE, a grammati...
illawarra 20 14 a breed of shorthorn...
illegally 27 17 ILLEGAL, not legal [...
illegible 22 17 not legible [adj ILL...
illegibly 29 19 ILLEGIBLE, not legib...
illiberal 21 15 narrow-minded, intol...
illicitly 30 17 ILLICIT, unlawful, f...
illimited 20 15 not limited; intermi...
illiniums 20 16 ILLINIUM, a former n...
illisions 18 12 ILLISION, the act of...
illnesses 17 12 ILLNESS, sickness [n...
illogical 23 17 not logical, also UN...
illumined 19 17 ILLUMINE, to throw l...
illuminer 19 16 one who illumines [n...
illumines 19 16 ILLUMINE, to throw l...
illusions 18 13 ILLUSION, a false pe...
illuviate 20 16 to deposit illuvium,...
illuviums 23 20 ILLUVIUM, material r...
ilmenites 17 14 ILMENITE, a brownish...
imageable 19 18 that may be imaged [...
imageless 18 15 having no image [adj...
imageries 17 14 IMAGERY, a mental pi...
imaginary 23 17 imagined [adj IMAGIN...
imagineer 16 15 to design and create...
imaginers 17 15 IMAGINER, one who im...
imagining 18 18 the act of imagining...
imaginist 18 15 a person with an act...
imagistic 22 17 relating to imagism,...
imbalance 21 20 lack of balance [n -...
imbalmers 21 19 IMBALMER, one who im...
imbalming 22 22 IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbarking 21 22 IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbarring 20 18 IMBAR, (obsolete) to...
imbathing 22 20 IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbeciles 23 19 IMBECILE, a mentally...
imbecilic 27 22 like an imbecile [ad...
imbedding 20 20 IMBED, to plant firm...
imbitters 20 15 IMBITTER, to make bi...
imblazing 24 28 IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodying 26 21 IMBODY, to form into...
imboldens 19 18 IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imborders 19 16 IMBORDER, to provide...
imbosking 21 22 IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbosomed 19 19 IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbossing 20 18 IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbowered 21 19 IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrangle 20 19 (archaic) to confuse...
imbricate 22 18 overlapping [adj IMB...
imbroglio 21 18 (Italian) a confusin...
imbrowned 21 20 IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbruting 21 19 IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbuement 19 20 the act of imbuing [...
imbursing 21 19 IMBURSE, to put in a...
imidazole 20 23 a white crystalline...
iminazole 19 23 a white crystalline...
iminourea 15 14 a strongly basic com...
imitating 18 15 IMITATE, to behave i...
imitation 16 13 the act of imitating...
imitative 19 16 inclined to imitate;...
imitators 17 12 IMITATOR, one that i...
immanacle 20 20 (Milton) to put in m...
immanence 18 20 the state of being i...
immanency 25 22 the state of being i...
immantled 18 18 IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immantles 18 17 IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immasking 20 22 IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immatures 18 16 IMMATURE, an immatur...
immediacy 27 21 the quality of being...
immediate 17 16 done or happening wi...
immensely 24 19 IMMENSE, huge [adv]
immensest 17 16 IMMENSE, huge [adj]
immensity 24 18 the quality of being...
immerging 20 20 IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersers 18 15 IMMERSER, one who im...
immersing 19 18 IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immersion 17 16 the act of immersing...
immersive 20 19 providing stimulatio...
immeshing 21 20 IMMESH, to entangle,...
immigrant 19 18 a person who immigra...
immigrate 19 17 to migrate into a co...
imminence 19 20 the quality of being...
imminency 26 22 the quality of being...
immingled 20 20 IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
immingles 20 19 IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
immission 18 16 insertion; infusion...
immitting 20 18 IMMIT, (obsolete) to...
immixture 25 23 freedom from mixture...
immodesty 24 18 lack of modesty [n I...
immolated 18 17 IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immolates 18 16 IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immolator 18 16 one who offers in sa...
immorally 26 19 IMMORAL, promiscuous...
immortals 19 16 IMMORTAL, one who is...
immovable 22 23 that cannot be moved...
immovably 29 25 IMMOVABLE, that cann...
immunised 18 18 IMMUNISE, to render...
immuniser 18 17 one that renders imm...
immunises 18 17 IMMUNISE, to render...
immunized 21 27 IMMUNIZE, to render...
immunizer 21 26 one that renders imm...
immunizes 21 26 IMMUNIZE, to render...
immunogen 17 20 an antigen [n -S]
immutable 21 20 that cannot be chang...
immutably 28 22 IMMUTABLE, that cann...
impacable 24 22 not able to be quiet...
impacters 22 18 IMPACTER, one that i...
impactful 26 23 full of impact [adj]
impacting 23 21 IMPACT, to fix firml...
impaction 21 19 the driving of one f...
impactite 22 18 a rock, typically gl...
impactive 24 22 relating to impact [...
impactors 22 18 IMPACTOR, one that i...
impainted 18 17 IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impairers 19 15 IMPAIRER, one who, o...
impairing 20 18 the act of making wo...
impaneled 18 18 IMPANEL, to put onto...
impannels 18 18 IMPANNEL, to put ont...
imparking 21 22 IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparling 21 19 IMPARL, to talk over...
imparters 19 15 IMPARTER, one who im...
impartial 20 16 not partial, not bia...
imparting 20 18 IMPART, to communica...
impassion 18 16 to arouse the passio...
impassive 21 19 not showing feeling...
impasting 20 18 IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastoed 18 16 with impasto applied...
impatiens 18 16 (Latin) a genus of p...
impatient 18 16 not patient [adj IMP...
impavidly 29 23 IMPAVID, fearless; u...
impawning 22 22 IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impeached 23 21 IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impeacher 23 20 one who impeaches [n...
impeaches 23 20 IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impearled 19 17 IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeccant 24 22 sinless; impeccable...
impedance 20 20 the measurement, in...
impellent 20 18 something with the q...
impellers 21 17 IMPELLER, one that i...
impelling 22 20 IMPEL, to drive forw...
impellors 21 17 IMPELLOR, one that i...
impendent 17 18 impending; threateni...
impending 19 20 IMPEND, to be immine...
impennate 16 17 featherless; wingles...
imperator 18 15 (Latin) a commander;...
imperfect 24 21 not perfect, also UN...
imperials 20 16 IMPERIAL, an emperor...
imperiled 20 17 IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperious 19 16 assuming command; ha...
imperiums 21 19 IMPERIUM, (Latin) em...
impeticos 22 18 (Shakespeare) a word...
impetigos 20 17 IMPETIGO, a skin dis...
impetrate 18 15 to obtain by entreat...
impetuous 19 17 tending to act in a...
impetuses 19 16 IMPETUS, the force o...
impieties 19 15 IMPIETY, lack of pie...
impingent 19 19 striking against or...
impingers 20 18 IMPINGER, one that i...
impinging 21 21 IMPINGE, to collide...
impiously 27 19 IMPIOUS, not pious [...
implanted 19 18 IMPLANT, to plant fi...
implanter 19 17 one who implants [n...
implating 21 19 IMPLATE, to put a co...
impleaded 19 18 IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impleader 19 17 one who prosecutes o...
impledged 21 20 IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
impledges 21 19 IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
implement 20 20 to put into practice...
impleting 21 19 IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
impletion 19 17 filling, fullness [n...
implexion 25 24 the act of involving...
implicate 23 19 to involve, to entan...
implicity 31 21 a state of being imp...
impliedly 28 20 IMPLIED [adv]
implodent 19 18 an implosive sound [...
imploding 21 20 IMPLODE, to collapse...
implorers 20 16 IMPLORER, one who im...
imploring 21 19 IMPLORE, to beg for...
implosion 19 17 the act of imploding...
implosive 22 20 of or relating to im...
implunged 21 21 IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
implunges 21 20 IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
impluvium 25 25 a rain water recepta...
impockets 23 22 IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impolders 20 17 IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impoliter 20 16 IMPOLITE, having bad...
impolitic 24 19 not politic, also IM...
imponents 17 17 IMPONENT, someone wh...
important 18 16 of great import or c...
importers 19 15 IMPORTER, one that i...
importing 20 18 the act of importing...
importune 18 17 importunate [adj IMP...
imposable 21 19 capable of being imp...
imposexes 24 22 IMPOSEX, the superim...
imposters 19 15 IMPOSTER, one who po...
imposting 20 18 IMPOST, to determine...
impostors 19 15 IMPOSTOR, one who po...
impostume 20 19 (archaic) an abscess...
imposture 19 16 a fraud, the act of...
impotence 20 19 lack of power, also...
impotency 27 21 lack of power, also...
impotents 18 16 IMPOTENT, one who is...
impounded 18 19 IMPOUND, to seize an...
impounder 18 18 one who impounds [n...
impowered 21 19 IMPOWER, to authoriz...
imprecate 21 18 to call down by pray...
imprecise 22 18 not precise, also UN...
impregned 19 19 IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresari 19 15 IMPRESARIO, an organ...
impressed 19 16 IMPRESS, to fix deep...
impresser 19 15 one who impresses [n...
impresses 19 15 IMPRESS, to fix deep...
imprinted 19 17 IMPRINT, to produce...
imprinter 19 16 one who imprints [n...
imprisons 19 16 IMPRISON, to confine...
improbity 28 20 dishonesty [n IMPROB...
impromptu 23 22 (Latin) improvised,...
improvers 21 19 IMPROVER, one who im...
improving 22 22 IMPROVE, to make bet...
improvise 21 19 to compose and recit...
imprudent 19 18 not prudent, rash [a...
impsonite 18 16 an organic compound...
impudence 21 21 shameless boldness,...
impudency 28 23 shameless boldness,...
impugners 20 19 IMPUGNER, one who im...
impugning 21 22 IMPUGN, to attack by...
impulsing 22 20 IMPULSE, to give imp...
impulsion 20 18 the act of impelling...
impulsive 23 21 given to acting on i...
impundulu 21 21 (Bantu) a mythical b...
impurpled 23 21 IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
impurples 23 20 IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
imputable 22 20 that can be imputed...
imputably 29 22 IMPUTABLE, that can...
inability 25 16 the absence of an in...
inactions 17 14 INACTION, lack of ac...
inaidable 17 15 (Shakespeare) that c...
inamorata 14 13 (Italian) a (female)...
inamorati 15 13 INAMORATO, (Italian)...
inamorato 14 13 (Italian) a (male) l...
inaneness 12 12 the state of being i...
inanimate 14 14 not alive [adj INANI...
inanities 14 11 INANITY, something t...
inanition 13 12 a condition of exhau...
inaptness 16 14 the state of being i...
inarching 21 18 INARCH, to graft in...
inaudible 18 16 that cannot be heard...
inaudibly 25 18 INAUDIBLE, that cann...
inaugural 17 15 relating to, or done...
inaurated 14 12 INAURATE, to cover w...
inaurates 14 11 INAURATE, to cover w...
inbounded 16 17 INBOUND, to return a...
inbreathe 18 15 to infuse by breathi...
inbreeder 16 14 one who inbreeds [n...
inbrought 21 18 INBRING, to bring in...
inburning 18 18 (Spenser) burning wi...
incanting 18 17 INCANT, to utter rit...
incapable 22 20 not capable [adj INC...
incapably 29 22 INCAPABLE, not capab...
incarnate 16 14 to embody in flesh,...
incaution 17 15 want of caution [n -...
incensers 17 14 INCENSER, a burner o...
incensing 18 17 INCENSE, to make ver...
incensors 17 14 INCENSOR, a burner o...
incensory 23 16 the vessel in which...
incenters 17 14 INCENTER, the centre...
incenting 18 17 INCENT, to provide w...
incentive 19 18 inciting to action [...
incentres 17 14 INCENTRE, the centre...
incepting 21 19 INCEPT, to take into...
inception 19 17 a beginning [n -S]
inceptive 22 20 marking the beginnin...
inceptors 20 16 INCEPTOR, a beginner...
incertain 17 14 (obsolete) uncertain...
incessant 17 14 unceasing, also UNCE...
inchasing 21 18 INCHASE, to place in...
inchoated 19 16 INCHOATE, to make a...
inchoates 19 15 INCHOATE, to make a...
inchtapes 22 18 INCHTAPE, a measurin...
inchworms 25 21 INCHWORM, another na...
incidence 20 18 the frequency of an...
incidents 18 15 INCIDENT, an event [...
incipient 20 17 beginning; in an ear...
incisions 18 14 INCISION, the act of...
incisural 20 15 relating to an incis...
incisures 19 14 INCISURE, a cut or i...
incitable 21 17 capable of being inc...
incitants 18 14 INCITANT, something...
incivisms 23 20 INCIVISM, neglect of...
inclasped 21 18 INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclement 19 18 severe, stormy [adj...
incliners 19 15 INCLINER, something...
inclining 20 18 an inclination, a fo...
inclipped 24 21 INCLIP, (archaic) to...
inclosers 19 14 INCLOSER, one who, o...
inclosing 20 17 INCLOSE, to surround...
inclosure 19 15 the act of inclosing...
including 21 19 INCLUDE, to take in...
inclusion 19 16 a fragment of older...
inclusive 22 19 comprehensive; inclu...
incognita 18 16 (Italian) a woman wh...
incognito 18 16 (Italian) a man who...
incomings 20 19 INCOMING, an arrival...
incommode 19 20 to put to inconvenie...
incompact 24 22 not compact [adj]
incondite 17 15 not well put togethe...
inconnues 16 16 INCONNUE, an unknown...
incorpsed 20 17 INCORPSE, to incorpo...
incorpses 20 16 INCORPSE, to incorpo...
incorrect 21 16 not correct [adj INC...
incorrupt 21 17 not corrupt, also UN...
increased 17 14 INCREASE, to become...
increaser 17 13 one who increases [n...
increases 17 13 INCREASE, to become...
incremate 18 16 (obsolete) to cremat...
increment 18 17 to add 1 to the valu...
incretion 17 14 internal secretion [...
incretory 24 15 relating to incretio...
incrossed 18 14 INCROSS, to produce...
incrosses 18 13 INCROSS, to produce...
incrusted 19 15 INCRUST, to cover wi...
incubated 20 18 INCUBATE, to warm eg...
incubates 20 17 INCUBATE, to warm eg...
incubator 20 17 an apparatus for hat...
incubuses 21 18 INCUBUS, an evil spi...
inculcate 22 18 to teach and impress...
inculpate 21 18 to blame; to incrimi...
incumbent 21 21 imposed on [adj INCU...
incumbers 22 20 INCUMBER, to impede...
incunable 20 19 a book printed from...
incurable 21 18 that cannot be cured...
incurably 28 20 INCURABLE, that cann...
incurious 19 15 not curious, also UN...
incurrent 18 15 carrying an inflowin...
incurring 20 17 INCUR, to bring upon...
incursion 18 15 a hostile inroad; th...
incursive 21 18 making an incursion,...
incurvate 20 18 curved inward [adj]...
incurving 22 21 INCURVE, to curve in...
incurvity 28 20 a state of being ben...
indagated 15 14 INDAGATE, to investi...
indagates 15 13 INDAGATE, to investi...
indagator 15 13 a searcher; an inves...
indamines 15 15 INDAMINE, any unstab...
indarting 16 14 INDART, to dart in,...
indecency 26 20 the quality of being...
indecorum 19 18 (Latin) a lack of de...
indelible 19 16 that cannot be erase...
indelibly 26 18 INDELIBLE, that cann...
indemnify 24 20 to secure, to compen...
indemnity 22 17 security from damage...
indenters 14 12 INDENTER, one that i...
indenting 15 15 INDENT, to cut or te...
indention 13 13 a blank space left a...
indentors 14 12 INDENTOR, one that i...
indenture 14 13 to bind by indenture...
indexable 23 22 that can be indexed...
indexical 25 22 of, pertaining to, o...
indexings 22 21 INDEXING, the linkin...
indexless 22 19 without an index [ad...
indicants 18 15 INDICANT, something...
indicated 18 15 INDICATE, to point o...
indicates 18 14 INDICATE, to point o...
indicator 18 14 someone who or that...
indiciums 21 18 INDICIUM, a distinct...
indictees 18 14 INDICTEE, one who is...
indicters 19 14 INDICTER, one who in...
indicting 20 17 INDICT, to charge wi...
indiction 18 15 a declaration; a pro...
indictors 19 14 INDICTOR, one who in...
indigence 18 17 poverty; the state o...
indigency 25 19 poverty; the state o...
indigenes 15 14 INDIGENE, one born i...
indigents 16 14 INDIGENT, an indigen...
indigests 17 13 INDIGEST [n]
indignant 15 15 feeling or showing j...
indignify 25 19 (archaic) to treat i...
indignity 23 16 disgrace, humiliatio...
indigoids 17 14 INDIGOID, a blue dye...
indigotic 20 16 relating to indigo [...
indigotin 16 14 the blue colouring m...
indinavir 17 16 a drug used to treat...
indirubin 18 16 a red crystalline su...
indispose 17 14 to render indisposed...
individua 18 17 INDIVIDUUM, (Latin)...
indocible 21 18 incapable of being t...
indolence 17 16 laziness, also INDOL...
indolency 24 18 laziness, also INDOL...
indorsees 14 11 INDORSEE, a person t...
indorsers 15 11 INDORSER, one that e...
indorsing 16 14 INDORSE, to declare...
indorsors 15 11 INDORSOR, one that e...
indraught 19 16 a drawing in; an inw...
indubious 18 16 (archaic) not dubiou...
inducible 22 19 capable of being ind...
inductees 18 15 INDUCTEE, one who is...
inductile 20 16 not ductile [adj]
inducting 20 18 INDUCT, to bring int...
induction 18 16 the act of inducing...
inductive 21 19 relating to inductio...
inductors 19 15 INDUCTOR, a part of...
indulgent 17 16 tending to indulge [...
indulgers 18 15 INDULGER, one who in...
indulging 19 18 INDULGE, to yield to...
indulines 16 14 INDULINE, a blue dye...
indumenta 15 16 INDUMENTUM, (Latin)...
indurated 15 13 INDURATE, to make ha...
indurates 15 12 INDURATE, to make ha...
indusiate 15 12 having an indusium,...
induviate 17 16 covered with induvia...
indweller 20 16 an inhabitant [n -S]
inearthed 16 13 INEARTH, (archaic) t...
inebriant 16 14 something that inebr...
inebriate 16 13 to make drunk [v INE...
inebriety 23 15 drunkenness [n INEBR...
inebrious 17 14 drunk; causing intox...
ineffable 21 20 unspeakable, indescr...
ineffably 28 22 INEFFABLE, unspeakab...
inelastic 19 14 not elastic [adj INE...
inelegant 15 14 not elegant [adj INE...
ineptness 16 14 the state of being i...
inequable 25 24 not equable, also UN...
inerrable 17 14 incapable of erring;...
inerrably 24 16 INERRABLE, incapable...
inerrancy 23 16 exemption from error...
inertness 14 11 the state of being i...
inerudite 15 12 not erudite [adj]
inessives 17 14 INESSIVE, a case in...
inexactly 31 23 INEXACT, not exact o...
inexperts 23 20 INEXPERT, one who la...
infalling 20 18 a falling inwards [a...
infamised 18 17 INFAMISE, to proclai...
infamises 18 16 INFAMISE, to proclai...
infamized 21 26 INFAMIZE, to proclai...
infamizes 21 25 INFAMIZE, to proclai...
infancies 19 17 INFANCY, the state o...
infanteer 15 14 a Canadian word for...
infantile 17 15 like an infant, chil...
infantine 15 15 like an infant, chil...
infarcted 20 17 affected by infarcti...
infatuate 16 14 to inspire with fool...
infectant 19 17 a thing that infects...
infecters 20 16 INFECTER, one that i...
infecting 21 19 INFECT, to contamina...
infection 19 17 the act of infecting...
infective 22 20 infectious [adj INFE...
infectors 20 16 INFECTOR, one that i...
infefting 20 19 INFEFT, in Scots law...
infeoffed 20 20 INFEOFF, to invest w...
inferable 19 17 that can be inferred...
inferably 26 19 INFERABLE, that can...
inference 18 17 the act of inferring...
inferible 20 17 that can be inferred...
inferiors 17 13 INFERIOR, one of les...
inferrers 17 13 INFERRER, one who in...
inferring 18 16 INFER, to reach or d...
infertile 18 14 not fertile, also UN...
infestant 16 14 something that infes...
infesters 17 13 INFESTER, one who, o...
infesting 18 16 INFEST, to invade an...
infidelic 22 18 of or like an infide...
infielder 18 15 a fielder who stands...
infighter 21 17 one who fights at cl...
infilling 21 18 material used to fil...
infinites 17 14 INFINITE, something...
infirmary 25 18 a hospital or place...
infirmest 19 16 INFIRM, sickly [adj]
infirming 20 19 INFIRM, to weaken or...
infirmity 26 18 weakness, frailty [n...
infixions 23 21 INFIXION, the act of...
inflamers 19 17 INFLAMER, one who in...
inflaming 20 20 INFLAME, to set on f...
inflaters 18 14 INFLATER, one that i...
inflating 19 17 INFLATE, to expand w...
inflation 17 15 undue increase in qu...
inflative 20 18 causing inflation, t...
inflators 18 14 INFLATOR, one that i...
inflected 21 18 INFLECT, to bend or...
inflector 21 17 one who inflects [n...
inflexion 23 22 a change in the form...
inflexure 24 22 an inflection; a ben...
inflicted 22 18 INFLICT, to impose o...
inflicter 22 17 one who inflicts, al...
inflictor 22 17 one who inflicts, al...
inflowing 22 20 the act of flowing i...
influence 20 19 to have or exert an...
influents 18 16 INFLUENT, a tributar...
influenza 20 25 a highly contagious...
influxion 24 23 a flowing in, also I...
infobahns 20 19 INFOBAHN, an informa...
infolders 18 15 INFOLDER, one that i...
infolding 19 18 a folding inwards [n...
infomania 16 17 an excessive desire...
inforcing 21 19 INFORCE, to compel,...
informant 17 17 someone who informs...
informers 18 16 INFORMER, one that i...
informing 19 19 INFORM, to pass on i...
infortune 16 15 misfortune [n -S]
infotechs 22 18 INFOTECH, an informa...
infracted 20 17 INFRACT, to break a...
infractor 20 16 one who infracts or...
infrareds 17 14 INFRARED, a part of...
infringed 18 17 INFRINGE, to violate...
infringer 18 16 one who infringes [n...
infringes 18 16 INFRINGE, to violate...
infuriate 17 14 enraged [adj INFURIA...
infuscate 20 17 clouded or tinged wi...
infusible 21 18 unable to be fused o...
infusions 17 15 INFUSION, the act of...
infusoria 17 14 a class of protozoa...
ingathers 18 14 INGATHER, to gather...
ingenious 15 14 cunningly devised [a...
ingeniums 17 17 INGENIUM, (obsolete)...
ingenuity 22 16 the quality of being...
ingenuous 15 15 showing innocent or...
ingesting 17 15 INGEST, to take into...
ingestion 15 13 the act of taking e....
ingestive 18 16 relating to ingestio...
ingleneuk 17 19 an alcove by a large...
inglenook 16 18 an alcove by a large...
inglobing 20 19 INGLOBE, to form int...
ingluvial 21 19 of or pertaining to...
ingluvies 20 18 (Latin) the crop or...
ingrafted 18 16 INGRAFT, to graft fo...
ingrained 15 14 INGRAIN, to impress...
ingrainer 15 13 one who ingrains, al...
ingrately 23 15 (archaic) ungrateful...
ingresses 16 12 INGRESS, a way in, a...
ingrooved 17 17 INGROOVE, to fit int...
ingrooves 17 16 INGROOVE, to fit int...
ingrossed 16 13 INGROSS, to complete...
ingrosses 16 12 INGROSS, to complete...
ingrounds 16 15 INGROUND, to fix (so...
ingrowing 20 18 growing in, as e.g....
ingrowths 22 17 INGROWTH, a growth i...
ingulfing 21 20 INGULF, to swallow u...
ingulphed 22 20 INGULPH, to swallow...
inhabited 19 16 INHABIT, to live in...
inhabiter 19 15 one who inhabits, al...
inhabitor 19 15 one who inhabits, al...
inhalable 20 17 that can be inhaled...
inhalants 17 14 INHALANT, something...
inhalator 17 13 an apparatus for ena...
inharmony 23 18 want of harmony [n I...
inhaulers 18 14 INHAULER, a line for...
inhausted 17 14 INHAUST, to drink in...
inhearsed 16 13 INHEARSE, (Shakespea...
inhearses 16 12 INHEARSE, (Shakespea...
inhercing 21 18 INHERCE, (Shakespear...
inherence 18 16 the state of inherin...
inherency 25 18 the state of inherin...
inherited 17 13 INHERIT, to receive...
inheritor 17 12 one who inherits [n...
inhesions 16 13 INHESION, the state...
inhibited 20 16 INHIBIT, to restrain...
inhibiter 20 15 something or someone...
inhibitor 20 15 something or someone...
inholders 18 14 INHOLDER, a containe...
inholding 19 17 privately owned land...
inhooping 19 18 INHOOP, to confine i...
inhumanly 25 20 INHUMAN, lacking des...
inhumated 18 17 INHUMATE, to bury, a...
inhumates 18 16 INHUMATE, to bury, a...
initialed 16 12 INITIAL, to mark wit...
initialer 16 11 one who initials, al...
initially 24 14 INITIAL, at the begi...
initiated 15 11 INITIATE, to begin o...
initiates 15 10 INITIATE, to begin o...
initiator 15 10 one who initiates [n...
injectant 19 23 a substance that is...
injecting 21 25 INJECT, to force liq...
injection 19 23 the act of injecting...
injective 22 26 being a one to one m...
injectors 20 22 INJECTOR, one who in...
injellied 19 22 INJELLY, to place as...
injellies 19 21 INJELLY, to place as...
injointed 16 21 INJOINT, (Shakespear...
injuncted 20 25 INJUNCT, to prohibit...
injurable 20 24 that can be injured...
injurious 18 21 causing injury [adj...
injustice 21 23 the fact or act of b...
inkholder 19 18 a container for ink;...
inkstains 16 15 INKSTAIN, a stain ma...
inkstands 16 16 INKSTAND, an inkwell...
inkstones 15 15 INKSTONE, a type of...
inlanders 15 13 INLANDER, one living...
inlayings 23 16 INLAYING, the act of...
inletting 17 14 INLET, to insert [v]
inlocking 21 21 INLOCK, to lock up,...
inmeshing 19 18 INMESH, to entangle,...
inmigrant 17 16 coming in from anoth...
innermost 15 14 farthest in [adj] /...
innerness 13 12 the state of being i...
innersole 14 12 an insole [n -S]
innervate 15 15 to supply with nerve...
innerving 17 18 INNERVE, to supply w...
innerwear 16 14 underwear [n -S]
inningses 15 14 INNINGS, a team's or...
innkeeper 16 18 a person in charge o...
innocence 18 18 the quality of being...
innocency 25 20 (archaic) innocence,...
innocents 16 15 INNOCENT, a person w...
innocuity 24 17 innocuousness [n INN...
innocuous 17 16 harmless [adj INNOCU...
innovated 15 16 INNOVATE, to introdu...
innovates 15 15 INNOVATE, to introdu...
innovator 15 15 one who innovates [n...
innoxious 20 19 harmless [adj INNOXI...
innuendos 13 14 INNUENDO, an insinua...
inoculant 18 16 any material used in...
inoculate 18 15 to introduce (e.g. b...
inoculums 21 19 INOCULUM, the materi...
inodorous 14 12 emitting no odor [ad...
inopinate 15 14 (obsolete) not thoug...
inorganic 18 16 not organic [adj INO...
inositols 16 11 INOSITOL, an alcohol...
inotropes 16 13 INOTROPE, a drug for...
inotropic 20 16 affecting or control...
inpatient 16 14 a patient living and...
inpayment 23 19 the payment of money...
inpouring 18 17 the act of pouring i...
inputters 18 14 INPUTTER, someone wh...
inputting 19 17 INPUT, to enter data...
inquering 24 23 INQUERE, (Spenser) t...
inquieted 23 21 INQUIET, to disturb...
inquietly 31 23 INQUIET, not quiet [...
inquiline 24 22 living with another...
inquinate 22 21 to corrupt or defile...
inquirers 24 20 INQUIRER, one who en...
inquiries 24 20 INQUIRY, a question,...
inquiring 25 23 INQUIRE, to ask abou...
inquorate 22 20 of the attendance at...
inrushing 19 16 the act of rushing i...
insatiate 14 10 insatiable; as, insa...
insatiety 21 12 insatiableness [n IN...
inscience 20 17 want of knowledge; i...
insconced 20 18 INSCONCE, to settle...
insconces 20 17 INSCONCE, to settle...
inscribed 21 17 INSCRIBE, to write o...
inscriber 21 16 one who inscribes [n...
inscribes 21 16 INSCRIBE, to write o...
inscrolls 21 15 INSCROLL, to write o...
insculped 22 19 INSCULP, to engrave,...
inseaming 16 16 INSEAM, to mark as i...
insectary 24 15 a place for keeping...
insectean 16 14 pertaining to insect...
insectile 19 14 pertaining to, or ha...
insection 17 14 a cutting in, an inc...
inseeming 16 16 INSEEM, to grease, d...
inselberg 19 16 (German) an isolated...
insensate 13 11 without sensation, i...
inserters 15 10 INSERTER, one who in...
inserting 16 13 INSERT, to put in [v...
insertion 14 11 the act of inserting...
insetters 15 10 INSETTER, a person w...
insetting 16 13 INSET, to set in, in...
inshallah 21 16 (Arabic) an interjec...
insheathe 18 14 to insert as in a sh...
insheaths 19 14 INSHEATH, to enclose...
inshelled 19 15 INSHELL, (Shakespear...
inshelter 18 13 to place in shelter...
inshipped 22 19 INSHIP, (Shakespeare...
inshrined 17 14 INSHRINE, to place i...
inshrines 17 13 INSHRINE, to place i...
insidious 16 12 developing or advanc...
insignias 16 13 INSIGNIA, a sign of...
insincere 17 14 not sincere [adj INS...
insinewed 17 15 INSINEW, to be joine...
insinuate 14 12 to hint or indirectl...
insipidly 26 17 INSIPID, dull and un...
insipient 17 14 wanting wisdom; fool...
insistent 15 11 given to insisting [...
insisters 16 10 INSISTER, one who in...
insisting 17 13 INSIST, to maintain...
insnarers 14 11 INSNARER, one that e...
insnaring 15 14 INSNARE, to trap, al...
insolated 15 12 INSOLATE, to expose...
insolates 15 11 INSOLATE, to expose...
insolence 17 15 rudeness, impudence...
insolents 15 12 INSOLENT, an insolen...
insoluble 19 16 that cannot be solve...
insolubly 26 18 INSOLUBLE, that cann...
insolvent 17 16 not able to pay one'...
insomniac 18 17 one who suffers from...
insomnias 15 14 INSOMNIA, chronic in...
insouling 17 15 INSOUL, to infuse wi...
insourced 18 15 INSOURCE, to subcont...
insources 18 14 INSOURCE, to subcont...
inspanned 15 16 INSPAN, to harness o...
inspected 20 17 INSPECT, to examine...
inspector 20 16 one who inspects; a...
insphered 19 16 INSPHERE, to enclose...
inspheres 19 15 INSPHERE, to enclose...
inspirers 18 13 INSPIRER, one that i...
inspiring 19 16 INSPIRE, to influenc...
inspirits 19 13 INSPIRIT, to animate...
installed 17 13 INSTALL, to place in...
installer 17 12 one who instals [n -...
instanced 17 15 INSTANCE, to cite as...
instances 17 14 INSTANCE, to cite as...
instanter 14 11 without delay [adj]
instantly 22 14 INSTANT, without del...
instarred 15 11 INSTAR, to adorn wit...
instating 16 13 INSTATE, to install...
instigate 16 12 to initiate, bring a...
instilled 18 13 INSTILL, to infuse s...
instiller 18 12 one who instils [n -...
instincts 19 14 INSTINCT, an inborn...
institute 16 11 to set up, establish...
instrokes 16 14 INSTROKE, the upstro...
instructs 20 14 INSTRUCT, to supply...
insulants 16 13 INSULANT, an insulat...
insularly 24 15 INSULAR, like an isl...
insulated 16 13 INSULATE, to isolate...
insulates 16 12 INSULATE, to isolate...
insulator 16 12 a nonconductor of el...
insulsity 24 14 stupidity [n INSULSI...
insultant 16 13 insulting [adj]
insulters 17 12 INSULTER, one who in...
insulting 18 15 INSULT, to subject t...
insurable 18 15 that can be insured...
insurance 17 15 the act, practice or...
insurants 15 12 INSURANT, one who is...
insurgent 16 14 rising up [adj INSUR...
inswathed 20 16 INSWATHE, to wrap ar...
inswathes 20 15 INSWATHE, to wrap ar...
inswinger 19 16 in cricket, a ball b...
intaglios 17 13 INTAGLIO, to carve a...
intarsias 15 10 INTARSIA, (Italian)...
integrals 17 13 INTEGRAL, a type of...
integrand 15 14 a function to be int...
integrant 15 13 making part of a who...
integrate 15 12 to make entire [v IN...
integrins 16 13 INTEGRIN, any of a s...
integrity 23 14 the state of being w...
intellect 20 15 the mind, in referen...
intenable 16 15 (obsolete) not tenab...
intendant 13 13 one who has the char...
intendeds 14 13 INTENDED, one whom o...
intenders 14 12 INTENDER, (obsolete)...
intending 15 15 INTEND, to have as o...
intenible 17 15 not capable of holdi...
intensate 13 11 to intensify [v INTE...
intensely 21 14 INTENSE, existing in...
intensest 14 11 INTENSE, existing in...
intensify 23 16 to make intense [v I...
intension 13 12 the state of being s...
intensity 21 13 the state of being i...
intensive 16 15 making intense [adj...
intention 13 12 design, purpose [n -...
intentive 16 15 (archaic) attentive...
interacts 18 13 INTERACT, to act on...
interarch 20 15 to have intersecting...
interbank 17 18 between or among ban...
interbeds 17 14 INTERBED, to insert...
interbred 17 14 INTERBREED, to breed...
intercede 17 14 to act as peacemaker...
intercell 20 15 between cells [adj]
intercept 20 16 to stop and seize on...
intercity 25 15 between cities [adj]
interclan 18 15 between clans [adj]
interclub 22 18 between clubs [adj]
intercoms 19 16 INTERCOM, a type of...
intercrop 20 16 to plant a second cr...
intercuts 19 14 INTERCUT, to alterna...
interdash 17 13 to dash between or a...
interdeal 15 12 (archaic) to intrigu...
interdict 19 14 to forbid, prohibit...
interdine 14 12 to eat together [v I...
interesse 14 10 (obsolete) an intere...
interests 15 10 INTEREST, to engage...
interface 19 16 to interact or opera...
interfere 16 13 to intervene, come i...
interfile 18 14 to arrange in or add...
interfirm 19 16 between firms [adj]
interflow 21 17 to flow in [v -ED, -...
interfold 18 15 to fold together or...
interfuse 17 14 to pour or spread be...
intergang 16 15 between gangs [adj]
intergrew 19 15 INTERGROW, to grow i...
intergrow 19 15 to grow into or amon...
interiors 15 10 INTERIOR, the inside...
interject 20 22 to interpose, throw...
interjoin 16 20 (Shakespeare) to joi...
interknit 16 15 to knit together [v...
interknot 15 15 to knot together [v...
interlace 18 14 to lace, weave toget...
interlaid 16 12 INTERLAY, to place b...
interlaps 18 14 INTERLAP, to lap ove...
interlard 16 12 to place lard or bac...
interlays 22 13 INTERLAY, to place b...
interleaf 17 14 a leaf inserted betw...
interlend 15 13 to lend between [v I...
interlent 15 12 INTERLEND, to lend b...
interline 15 12 to write or insert b...
interlink 17 16 to link together [v...
interloan 14 12 a loan between one l...
interlock 20 18 to lock or clasp tog...
interloop 17 14 to loop together [v...
interlope 17 14 to intrude; to traff...
interlude 16 13 an interval between...
intermale 16 14 between males [adj]
intermats 16 13 INTERMAT, to mat fib...
interment 15 14 the act or ceremony...
intermesh 18 15 to mesh together, to...
intermits 17 13 INTERMIT, to stop te...
intermont 15 14 situated between mou...
intermure 16 14 (obsolete) to wall i...
internals 15 12 INTERNAL, an inner a...
internees 13 11 INTERNEE, one who ha...
internets 14 11 INTERNET, the worldw...
interning 15 14 INTERN, to confine d...
internist 15 11 a specialist in inte...
internode 13 12 the space between tw...
interpage 17 15 to print or insert o...
interplay 24 16 mutual action [n -S]...
interpled 18 15 INTERPLEAD, to plead...
interpone 15 14 to interpose; to ins...
interpose 16 13 to place between [v...
interpret 17 13 to explain the meani...
interrace 17 13 between races [adj]
interrail 16 11 to travel between ci...
interring 16 13 INTER, to bury [v]
interrupt 18 14 to break in between...
intersect 18 13 to cut into or betwe...
intersert 15 10 (obsolete) to put in...
interterm 16 13 the period between t...
intertext 21 17 a text between texts...
interties 15 10 INTERTIE, a short ti...
intertill 18 12 to cultivate between...
interunit 15 12 between units [adj]
intervale 17 15 a low level tract of...
intervals 18 15 INTERVAL, a space of...
intervein 16 15 to intersect (as) wi...
intervene 15 15 to come or be betwee...
interview 20 17 to conduct a formal...
interwebs 20 16 INTERWEB, a facetiou...
interwind 18 15 to wind in among [v...
interwork 19 17 to work together or...
interwove 19 17 INTERWEAVE, to weave...
interzone 16 20 a zone between zones...
intestacy 24 15 the condition or fac...
intestate 14 10 not having made a wi...
intestine 14 11 a part of the digest...
inthralls 20 14 INTHRALL, to charm,...
inthroned 16 14 INTHRONE, to place o...
inthrones 16 13 INTHRONE, to place o...
intifadah 19 16 (Arabic) the uprisin...
intifadas 17 14 INTIFADA, the uprisi...
intifadeh 19 16 (Arabic) the uprisin...
intimated 16 14 INTIMATE, to make kn...
intimater 16 13 one who intimates [n...
intimates 16 13 INTIMATE, to make kn...
intimisms 19 16 INTIMISM, a genre of...
intimiste 17 13 (French) a painter o...
intimists 18 13 INTIMIST, a painter...
intitling 18 14 INTITLE, to give a r...
intituled 17 13 INTITULE, to give a...
intitules 17 12 INTITULE, to give a...
intombing 19 19 INTOMB, to place in...
intonacos 16 14 INTONACO, in fresco...
intonated 13 12 INTONATE, to modulat...
intonates 13 11 INTONATE, to modulat...
intonator 13 11 one who intonates [n...
intonings 15 14 INTONING, the act of...
intorsion 14 11 a twist, a twine, al...
intorting 16 13 INTORT, to twist inw...
intortion 14 11 a twist, a twine, al...
intracity 25 15 between cities [adj]
intranets 14 11 INTRANET, a restrict...
intreated 14 11 INTREAT, to ask for...
intricacy 28 18 the state of being i...
intricate 18 13 involved, complex, a...
intrigant 16 13 (archaic) a (male) i...
intrigued 17 14 INTRIGUE, to arouse...
intriguer 17 13 one who intrigues [n...
intrigues 17 13 INTRIGUE, to arouse...
intrinsic 19 14 inward, internal, al...
introduce 18 15 to bring in, establi...
introfied 17 14 INTROFY, to increase...
introfies 17 13 INTROFY, to increase...
introital 16 11 relating to an intro...
introitus 16 11 (Latin) the entrance...
introject 20 22 to incorporate exter...
intromits 17 13 INTROMIT, to introdu...
introvert 17 14 to turn inwards [v -...
intruders 16 12 INTRUDER, one that i...
intruding 17 15 INTRUDE, to thrust o...
intrusion 15 12 the act of intruding...
intrusive 18 15 tending to intrude [...
intrusted 16 12 INTRUST, to give ove...
intubated 17 15 INTUBATE, to insert...
intubates 17 14 INTUBATE, to insert...
intuiting 17 14 INTUIT, to know with...
intuition 15 12 the power of the min...
intuitive 18 15 possessing intuition...
intumesce 19 17 to swell up [v INTUM...
intwining 19 17 INTWINE, to weave to...
intwisted 19 14 INTWIST, to twist to...
inukshuit 20 18 INUKSHUK, (Inuit) a...
inukshuks 21 22 INUKSHUK, (Inuit) a...
inumbrate 18 17 to cast a shadow upo...
inunction 17 16 the act of anointing...
inundated 14 14 INUNDATE, to fill wi...
inundates 14 13 INUNDATE, to fill wi...
inundator 14 13 one who inundates [n...
inurement 15 15 use; practice, also...
inurnment 15 16 the act of inurning,...
inusitate 15 11 (obsolete) unaccusto...
inustions 15 12 INUSTION, burning in...
inutilely 24 15 INUTILE, useless; un...
inutility 24 14 lack of utility [n I...
invadable 19 19 that can be invaded...
invalided 18 17 INVALID, to treat as...
invalidly 26 19 INVALID, not valid [...
invariant 16 15 not varying [adj] /...
invasions 16 15 INVASION, the act of...
inveagled 18 18 INVEAGLE, to cajole,...
inveagles 18 17 INVEAGLE, to cajole,...
invective 22 21 abusive [adj INVECTI...
inveighed 20 19 INVEIGH, to speak vi...
inveigher 20 18 one who inveighs [n...
inveigled 19 18 INVEIGLE, to cajole,...
inveigler 19 17 one who inveigles [n...
inveigles 19 17 INVEIGLE, to cajole,...
inventers 16 15 INVENTER, one who in...
inventing 17 18 INVENT, to devise or...
invention 15 16 that which is invent...
inventive 18 19 given to invention [...
inventors 16 15 INVENTOR, one who in...
inventory 22 17 a list or schedule o...
inverness 16 15 a loose overcoat wit...
inversely 24 17 INVERSE, opposite [a...
inversing 18 17 INVERSE, to turn som...
inversion 16 15 the act of inverting...
inversive 19 18 tending to invert [a...
invertase 16 14 an enzyme that inver...
inverters 17 14 INVERTER, one who in...
inverting 18 17 INVERT, to turn upsi...
invertins 17 15 INVERTIN, an unorgan...
invertors 17 14 INVERTOR, one who in...
investing 18 17 INVEST, to lay out f...
investors 17 14 INVESTOR, one that i...
invidious 18 16 tending to cause dis...
inviolacy 27 20 the state of being i...
inviolate 17 15 not violated; uninju...
invisible 21 18 that cannot be seen...
invisibly 28 20 INVISIBLE, that cann...
invitings 19 17 INVITING, the act of...
invocable 22 21 that can be invoked...
invocated 19 18 INVOCATE, to appeal...
invocates 19 17 INVOCATE, to appeal...
invocator 19 17 one who invokes [n -...
invoicing 21 20 the act of presentij...
involucel 22 20 a small secondary br...
involucra 21 19 INVOLUCRUM, (Latin)...
involucre 21 19 a whorl or set of br...
involuted 18 17 INVOLUTE, to roll or...
involutes 18 16 INVOLUTE, to roll or...
involvers 20 19 INVOLVER, one who in...
involving 21 22 INVOLVE, to implicat...
inwalling 21 18 INWALL, to surround...
inweaving 20 20 INWEAVE, to weave in...
inwicking 24 23 INWICK, to perform a...
inwinding 19 18 INWIND, to enwrap, a...
inworking 20 20 the act of working i...
inwrapped 22 20 INWRAP, to cover by...
inwreathe 19 15 to surround or encom...
inwrought 22 18 wrought or worked in...
iodations 14 11 IODATION, the act of...
iodinated 14 12 IODINATE, to treat w...
iodinates 14 11 IODINATE, to treat w...
iodoforms 18 16 IODOFORM, a lemon-ye...
iodometry 22 15 a procedure for dete...
iodophile 20 16 esp. of bacteria con...
iodophors 19 15 IODOPHOR, a soluble...
iodopsins 17 14 IODOPSIN, a light se...
iodyrites 22 12 IODYRITE, native sil...
ionisable 17 14 that can be ionised,...
ionizable 20 23 that can be ionized,...
ionogenic 17 16 forming ions [adj]
ionopause 15 14 the region of the ea...
ionophore 17 15 a chemical compound...
ionosonde 12 12 an instrument for me...
ionotropy 22 15 the reversible inter...
iotacisms 20 15 IOTACISM, excessive...
iprindole 18 15 an antidepressant dr...
irascible 22 16 easily angered, irri...
irascibly 29 18 IRASCIBLE, easily an...
irateness 14 10 the state of being i...
irenicism 20 16 the process of creat...
irenicons 17 14 IRENICON, a peace-ma...
irenology 22 15 the study of peace [...
iridising 18 13 IRIDISE, to make iri...
iridizing 21 22 IRIDIZE, to make iri...
iridocyte 25 15 a cell in the skin o...
iridology 24 15 diagnosis based on e...
iridotomy 23 15 surgical removal of...
irisating 17 12 IRISATE, to make iri...
irisation 15 10 iridescence [n -S]
iriscopes 21 15 IRISCOPE, an instrum...
irksomely 25 19 IRKSOME, tending to...
ironbarks 18 17 IRONBARK, a species...
ironbound 16 16 bound as with iron;...
ironclads 19 15 IRONCLAD, an armored...
ironising 16 13 IRONISE, to satirize...
ironizing 19 22 IRONIZE, to satirize...
ironsides 15 11 IRONSIDE, a man of g...
ironsmith 19 15 a worker in iron [n...
ironstone 13 11 a hard, earthy ore o...
ironwares 17 13 IRONWARE, articles m...
ironweeds 17 14 IRONWEED, a tall wee...
ironwoman 17 17 a woman who takes pa...
ironwomen 17 17 IRONWOMAN, a woman w...
ironwoods 17 14 IRONWOOD, a species...
ironworks 19 17 IRONWORK, objects ma...
irradiant 15 11 irradiating or illum...
irradiate 15 10 to shed light or oth...
irreality 23 12 unreality [n IRREALI...
irredenta 14 11 (Italian) a region c...
irregular 18 13 not regular [adj IRR...
irrelated 16 11 not relative; irrele...
irridenta 15 11 (Italian) a region c...
irrigable 20 15 that can be irrigate...
irrigably 27 17 IRRIGABLE, that can...
irrigated 17 12 IRRIGATE, to water b...
irrigates 17 11 IRRIGATE, to water b...
irrigator 17 11 one who irrigates [n...
irriguous 18 13 watered; wet; irriga...
irrisions 16 10 IRRISION, the act of...
irritable 19 13 easily provoked [adj...
irritably 26 15 IRRITABLE, easily pr...
irritancy 25 15 the state of being n...
irritants 16 10 IRRITANT, something...
irritated 16 10 IRRITATE, to excite...
irritates 16 9 IRRITATE, to excite...
irritator 16 9 one who irritates [n...
irrupting 20 16 IRRUPT, to enter for...
irruption 18 14 a forcible or violen...
irruptive 21 17 rushing in or upon [...
irukandji 19 25 a very venomous jell...
isabellas 19 14 ISABELLA, a dingy ye...
isagogics 21 16 that part of theolog...
isallobar 19 14 the contour line on...
isarithms 20 14 ISARITHM, a line on...
ischaemia 21 17 an inadequate flow o...
ischaemic 25 20 relating to ischaemi...
ischemias 22 17 ISCHEMIA, an inadequ...
ischiadic 25 18 of or pertaining to...
ischiatic 25 17 of or pertaining to...
ischurias 22 15 ISCHURIA, retention...
iseikonia 15 14 the seeing of the sa...
iseikonic 19 17 relating to iseikoni...
isenergic 19 15 denoting equal energ...
isinglass 18 13 (Dutch) the dried bl...
islanders 16 12 ISLANDER, one who li...
islanding 17 15 ISLAND, to set or do...
islomania 16 14 an obsessional enthu...
ismatical 21 16 addicted to isms or...
isobarism 19 15 the use of isobars [...
isobathic 23 17 relating to isobaths...
isobronts 17 13 ISOBRONT, a contour...
isobutane 16 14 a gaseous branched-c...
isobutene 16 14 an isomer of butene...
isobutyls 26 16 ISOBUTYL, as in meth...
isochasms 22 17 ISOCHASM, a line con...
isocheims 22 17 ISOCHEIM, a line con...
isochimal 23 18 connecting points of...
isochimes 22 17 ISOCHIME, a line con...
isochores 20 14 ISOCHORE, a curve sh...
isochoric 24 17 of or like an isocho...
isochrone 19 15 a line connecting po...
isochrons 20 15 ISOCHRON, a line con...
isoclinal 20 15 a line connecting po...
isoclines 19 14 ISOCLINE, a cline wi...
isoclinic 23 17 a line on a map conn...
isocratic 22 15 relating to isocracy...
isocrymal 27 18 a line connecting po...
isocrymes 26 17 ISOCRYME, a contour...
isocyanic 27 18 as in isocyanic acid...
isocyclic 33 21 having or being a ri...
isodomous 16 14 in the form of an is...
isodontal 15 12 having all the teeth...
isoenzyme 24 24 one of several varia...
isogamete 16 14 a gamete indistingui...
isogamies 17 14 ISOGAMY, the fusion...
isogamous 17 15 relating to isogamy,...
isogeneic 18 15 genetically similar...
isogenies 15 12 ISOGENY, the state o...
isogenous 15 13 having the same orig...
isogonals 16 13 ISOGONAL, a line ind...
isogonics 19 15 ISOGONIC, a line ind...
isogonies 15 12 ISOGONY, an equivale...
isografts 19 14 ISOGRAFT, to transpl...
isographs 21 16 ISOGRAPH, a map line...
isohydric 28 17 having the same acid...
isohyetal 24 14 a line drawn on a ma...
isokontan 14 15 any member of the Is...
isolating 17 13 ISOLATE, to set apar...
isolation 15 11 the state of being a...
isolative 18 14 tending towards isol...
isolators 16 10 ISOLATOR, one who, o...
isologous 17 13 of two or more (seri...
isologues 17 13 ISOLOGUE, an organic...
isomerase 15 12 an enzyme which spee...
isomerise 16 12 to change into an is...
isomerism 18 15 the state, quality,...
isomerize 19 21 to change into an is...
isomerous 16 13 having the same numb...
isometric 20 15 having equality of p...
isomorphs 21 17 ISOMORPH, something...
isoniazid 18 20 a pyridine derivativ...
isonomies 15 13 ISONOMY, equality of...
isonomous 15 14 having equal rights...
isooctane 16 13 a fuel of the same o...
isophones 18 15 ISOPHONE, a line del...
isophotal 20 15 relating to an isoph...
isophotes 19 14 ISOPHOTE, a line con...
isopleths 21 15 ISOPLETH, a line con...
isopodans 16 14 ISOPODAN, a kind of...
isopodous 17 14 of or like an isopod...
isopolity 25 15 reciprocity of right...
isoprenes 16 13 ISOPRENE, a hydrocar...
isopropyl 27 18 a radical derived fr...
isopteran 16 13 any member of an ord...
isopycnal 27 19 a line on a map cons...
isopycnic 30 21 a line on a map conn...
isosceles 19 13 a triangle with two...
isosmotic 20 15 of, relating to or e...
isostatic 19 12 in a state of isosta...
isosteric 19 12 of two different mol...
isotactic 22 15 of a polymer, with i...
isotheral 18 12 a line connecting po...
isotheres 17 11 ISOTHERE, a line con...
isotherms 19 14 ISOTHERM, a line on...
isotopies 17 12 ISOTOPY, the state o...
isotropic 21 15 having the same prop...
ispaghula 22 18 a dietary fibre deri...
issuances 18 14 ISSUANCE, the act of...
issueless 17 11 having no issue or p...
isthmians 19 15 ISTHMIAN, a native o...
isthmuses 20 15 ISTHMUS, a strip of...
italicise 20 13 to print in italic c...
italicize 23 22 to print in italic c...
itchiness 21 15 the state of being i...
itchweeds 24 18 ITCHWEED, a flower,...
itemisers 17 12 ITEMISER, one that i...
itemising 18 15 ITEMISE, to set down...
itemizers 20 21 ITEMIZER, one that i...
itemizing 21 24 ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterances 17 13 ITERANCE, repetition...
iterating 16 12 ITERATE, to repeat,...
iteration 14 10 repetition, also ITE...
iterative 17 13 repeating, iterating...
itineracy 24 15 making journeys from...
itinerant 14 11 travelling [adj ITIN...
itinerary 21 12 a plan or record of...
itinerate 14 10 to wander without a...
ivorybill 29 20 the ivory-billed woo...
ivorylike 26 20 like ivory [adj]
ivorywood 26 19 the yellowish-white...
ixodiases 21 17 IXODIASIS, a disease...
ixodiasis 22 17 a disease caused by...
izvestias 21 22 IZVESTIA, (Russian)...
izvestiya 27 24 (Russian) news, info...