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iatrogeny
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the study of disease...
ibogaines
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IBOGAINE, an alkaloi...
ibuprofen
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an anti-inflammatory...
iceblinks
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ICEBLINK, a glare in...
iceboated
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ICEBOAT, to travel b...
iceboater
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one who travels by i...
icecapped
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covered with caps of...
icefields
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ICEFIELD, a large ic...
icefished
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ICEFISH, to fish thr...
icefishes
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ICEFISH, to fish thr...
icehouses
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ICEHOUSE, an undergr...
icekhanas
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ICEKHANA, an automot...
icemakers
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ICEMAKER, an applian...
icescapes
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ICESCAPE, a landscap...
icestones
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ICESTONE, another na...
ichneumon
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(Greek) the Egyptian...
ichnolite
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a fossil footprint,...
ichnology
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a branch of paleonto...
ichthyoid
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fishlike, also ICHTH...
ichthyses
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ICHTHYS, (Greek) a f...
icinesses
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ICINESS, the state o...
iconicity
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the state of being i...
iconified
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ICONIFY, to reduce t...
iconifies
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ICONIFY, to reduce t...
iconising
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ICONISE, to venerate...
iconizing
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ICONIZE, to venerate...
iconology
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a branch of art hist...
iconostas
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(Greek) in Eastern c...
icterical
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a remedy for icterus...
icteruses
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ICTERUS, a diseased...
idealised
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IDEALISE, to regard...
idealiser
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one who idealises, a...
idealises
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IDEALISE, to regard...
idealisms
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IDEALISM, the pursui...
idealists
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IDEALIST, an adheren...
idealized
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IDEALIZE, to regard...
idealizer
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one who idealizes, a...
idealizes
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IDEALIZE, to regard...
idealless
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without ideals [adj]
idealness
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the state of being i...
idealogue
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a doctrinaire adhere...
ideations
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IDEATION, the power...
identical
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exactly the same, al...
identikit
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a reconstructed pict...
ideograms
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IDEOGRAM, a symbol t...
ideograph
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a symbol in picture-...
ideologic
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relating to or conce...
ideologue
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a doctrinaire adhere...
ideomotor
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describing or relati...
ideophone
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a word that is spoke...
ideopolis
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a city that is susta...
idioblast
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a plant cell that di...
idiograms
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IDIOGRAM, a diagram...
idiograph
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a private mark, a tr...
idiolects
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IDIOLECT, an individ...
idiomatic
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peculiar to or of th...
idiopathy
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a disease of unknown...
idiophone
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a percussion instrum...
idioplasm
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the part of the prot...
idiotcies
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IDIOTCY, the state o...
idiotical
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relating to or like...
idioticon
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a dialect dictionary...
idiotisms
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IDIOTISM, the state...
idiotypes
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IDIOTYPE, the unique...
idiotypic
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of or like an idioty...
idlehoods
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IDLEHOOD, (archaic)...
idocrases
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IDOCRASE, another na...
idolaters
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IDOLATER, one that w...
idolators
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IDOLATOR, one that w...
idolisers
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IDOLISER, one who id...
idolising
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IDOLISE, to worship,...
idolizers
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IDOLIZER, one who id...
idolizing
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IDOLIZE, to worship,...
idyllists
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IDYLLIST, a writer o...
ignescent
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capable of emitting...
ignifying
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IGNIFY, to burn [v]
ignitable
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that can be ignited,...
ignitible
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that can be ignited,...
ignitions
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IGNITION, the act of...
ignitrons
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IGNITRON, a device f...
ignoblest
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IGNOBLE, not noble,...
ignorable
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that can be ignored...
ignoramus
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an ignorant person [...
ignorance
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lack of knowledge [n...
ignorants
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IGNORANT, an ignoran...
iguanians
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IGUANIAN, an animal...
iguanodon
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a genus of gigantic...
ileitides
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ILEITIS, inflammatio...
ileitises
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ILEITIS, inflammatio...
ileostomy
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removal of the ileum...
iliacuses
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ILIACUS, the flexor...
illapsing
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ILLAPSE, to glide in...
illations
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ILLATION, the act of...
illatives
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ILLATIVE, a grammati...
illawarra
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a breed of shorthorn...
illegally
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ILLEGAL, not legal [...
illegible
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not legible [adj ILL...
illegibly
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ILLEGIBLE, not legib...
illiberal
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narrow-minded, intol...
illicitly
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ILLICIT, unlawful, f...
illimited
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not limited; intermi...
illiniums
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ILLINIUM, a former n...
illisions
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ILLISION, the act of...
illnesses
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ILLNESS, sickness [n...
illogical
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not logical, also UN...
illumined
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ILLUMINE, to throw l...
illuminer
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one who illumines [n...
illumines
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ILLUMINE, to throw l...
illusions
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ILLUSION, a false pe...
illuviate
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to deposit illuvium,...
illuviums
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ILLUVIUM, material r...
ilmenites
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ILMENITE, a brownish...
imageable
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that may be imaged [...
imageless
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having no image [adj...
imageries
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IMAGERY, a mental pi...
imaginary
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imagined [adj IMAGIN...
imagineer
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to design and create...
imaginers
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IMAGINER, one who im...
imagining
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the act of imagining...
imaginist
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a person with an act...
imagistic
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relating to imagism,...
imbalance
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lack of balance [n -...
imbalmers
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IMBALMER, one who im...
imbalming
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IMBALM, to impregnat...
imbarking
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IMBARK, to enclose i...
imbarring
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IMBAR, (obsolete) to...
imbathing
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IMBATHE, (archaic) t...
imbeciles
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IMBECILE, a mentally...
imbecilic
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like an imbecile [ad...
imbedding
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IMBED, to plant firm...
imbitters
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IMBITTER, to make bi...
imblazing
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IMBLAZE, to adorn wi...
imbodying
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IMBODY, to form into...
imboldens
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IMBOLDEN, to instil...
imborders
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IMBORDER, to provide...
imbosking
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IMBOSK, to go deep i...
imbosomed
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IMBOSOM, to embrace,...
imbossing
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IMBOSS, to decorate...
imbowered
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IMBOWER, to give she...
imbrangle
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(archaic) to confuse...
imbricate
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overlapping [adj IMB...
imbroglio
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(Italian) a confusin...
imbrowned
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IMBROWN, to make bro...
imbruting
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IMBRUTE, (archaic) t...
imbuement
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the act of imbuing [...
imbursing
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IMBURSE, to put in a...
imidazole
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a white crystalline...
iminazole
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a white crystalline...
iminourea
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a strongly basic com...
imitating
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IMITATE, to behave i...
imitation
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the act of imitating...
imitative
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inclined to imitate;...
imitators
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IMITATOR, one that i...
immanacle
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(Milton) to put in m...
immanence
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the state of being i...
immanency
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the state of being i...
immantled
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IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immantles
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IMMANTLE, to cloak i...
immasking
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IMMASK, (Shakespeare...
immatures
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IMMATURE, an immatur...
immediacy
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the quality of being...
immediate
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done or happening wi...
immensely
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IMMENSE, huge [adv]
immensest
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IMMENSE, huge [adj]
immensity
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the quality of being...
immerging
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IMMERGE, to plunge i...
immersers
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IMMERSER, one who im...
immersing
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IMMERSE, to plunge i...
immersion
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the act of immersing...
immersive
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providing stimulatio...
immeshing
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IMMESH, to entangle,...
immigrant
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a person who immigra...
immigrate
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to migrate into a co...
imminence
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the quality of being...
imminency
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the quality of being...
immingled
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IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
immingles
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IMMINGLE, to mix [v]
immission
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insertion; infusion...
immitting
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IMMIT, (obsolete) to...
immixture
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freedom from mixture...
immodesty
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lack of modesty [n I...
immolated
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IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immolates
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IMMOLATE, to kill as...
immolator
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one who offers in sa...
immorally
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IMMORAL, promiscuous...
immortals
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IMMORTAL, one who is...
immovable
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that cannot be moved...
immovably
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IMMOVABLE, that cann...
immunised
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IMMUNISE, to render...
immuniser
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one that renders imm...
immunises
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IMMUNISE, to render...
immunized
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IMMUNIZE, to render...
immunizer
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one that renders imm...
immunizes
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IMMUNIZE, to render...
immunogen
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an antigen [n -S]
immutable
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that cannot be chang...
immutably
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IMMUTABLE, that cann...
impacable
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not able to be quiet...
impacters
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IMPACTER, one that i...
impactful
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full of impact [adj]
impacting
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IMPACT, to fix firml...
impaction
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the driving of one f...
impactite
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a rock, typically gl...
impactive
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relating to impact [...
impactors
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IMPACTOR, one that i...
impainted
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IMPAINT, (Shakespear...
impairers
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IMPAIRER, one who, o...
impairing
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the act of making wo...
impaneled
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IMPANEL, to put onto...
impannels
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IMPANNEL, to put ont...
imparking
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IMPARK, to enclose i...
imparling
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IMPARL, to talk over...
imparters
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IMPARTER, one who im...
impartial
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not partial, not bia...
imparting
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IMPART, to communica...
impassion
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to arouse the passio...
impassive
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not showing feeling...
impasting
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IMPASTE, to lay colo...
impastoed
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with impasto applied...
impatiens
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(Latin) a genus of p...
impatient
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not patient [adj IMP...
impavidly
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IMPAVID, fearless; u...
impawning
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IMPAWN, (archaic) to...
impeached
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IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impeacher
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one who impeaches [n...
impeaches
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IMPEACH, to accuse o...
impearled
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IMPEARL, to make pea...
impeccant
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sinless; impeccable...
impedance
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the measurement, in...
impellent
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something with the q...
impellers
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IMPELLER, one that i...
impelling
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IMPEL, to drive forw...
impellors
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IMPELLOR, one that i...
impendent
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impending; threateni...
impending
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IMPEND, to be immine...
impennate
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featherless; wingles...
imperator
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(Latin) a commander;...
imperfect
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not perfect, also UN...
imperials
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IMPERIAL, an emperor...
imperiled
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IMPERIL, to put in d...
imperious
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assuming command; ha...
imperiums
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IMPERIUM, (Latin) em...
impeticos
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(Shakespeare) a word...
impetigos
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IMPETIGO, a skin dis...
impetrate
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to obtain by entreat...
impetuous
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tending to act in a...
impetuses
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IMPETUS, the force o...
impieties
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IMPIETY, lack of pie...
impingent
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striking against or...
impingers
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IMPINGER, one that i...
impinging
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IMPINGE, to collide...
impiously
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IMPIOUS, not pious [...
implanted
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IMPLANT, to plant fi...
implanter
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one who implants [n...
implating
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IMPLATE, to put a co...
impleaded
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IMPLEAD, to sue in a...
impleader
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one who prosecutes o...
impledged
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IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
impledges
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IMPLEDGE, to pawn, p...
implement
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to put into practice...
impleting
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IMPLETE, (archaic) t...
impletion
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filling, fullness [n...
implexion
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the act of involving...
implicate
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to involve, to entan...
implicity
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a state of being imp...
impliedly
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IMPLIED [adv]
implodent
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an implosive sound [...
imploding
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IMPLODE, to collapse...
implorers
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IMPLORER, one who im...
imploring
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IMPLORE, to beg for...
implosion
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the act of imploding...
implosive
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of or relating to im...
implunged
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IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
implunges
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IMPLUNGE, to plunge,...
impluvium
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a rain water recepta...
impockets
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IMPOCKET, (archaic)...
impolders
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IMPOLDER, to reclaim...
impoliter
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IMPOLITE, having bad...
impolitic
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not politic, also IM...
imponents
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IMPONENT, someone wh...
important
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of great import or c...
importers
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IMPORTER, one that i...
importing
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the act of importing...
importune
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importunate [adj IMP...
imposable
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capable of being imp...
imposexes
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IMPOSEX, the superim...
imposters
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IMPOSTER, one who po...
imposting
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IMPOST, to determine...
impostors
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IMPOSTOR, one who po...
impostume
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(archaic) an abscess...
imposture
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a fraud, the act of...
impotence
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lack of power, also...
impotency
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lack of power, also...
impotents
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IMPOTENT, one who is...
impounded
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IMPOUND, to seize an...
impounder
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one who impounds [n...
impowered
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IMPOWER, to authoriz...
imprecate
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to call down by pray...
imprecise
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not precise, also UN...
impregned
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IMPREGN, (archaic) t...
impresari
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IMPRESARIO, an organ...
impressed
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IMPRESS, to fix deep...
impresser
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one who impresses [n...
impresses
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IMPRESS, to fix deep...
imprinted
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IMPRINT, to produce...
imprinter
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one who imprints [n...
imprisons
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IMPRISON, to confine...
improbity
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dishonesty [n IMPROB...
impromptu
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(Latin) improvised,...
improvers
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IMPROVER, one who im...
improving
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IMPROVE, to make bet...
improvise
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to compose and recit...
imprudent
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not prudent, rash [a...
impsonite
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an organic compound...
impudence
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shameless boldness,...
impudency
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shameless boldness,...
impugners
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IMPUGNER, one who im...
impugning
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IMPUGN, to attack by...
impulsing
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IMPULSE, to give imp...
impulsion
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the act of impelling...
impulsive
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given to acting on i...
impundulu
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(Bantu) a mythical b...
impurpled
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IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
impurples
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IMPURPLE, to dye pur...
imputable
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that can be imputed...
imputably
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IMPUTABLE, that can...
inability
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the absence of an in...
inactions
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INACTION, lack of ac...
inaidable
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(Shakespeare) that c...
inamorata
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(Italian) a (female)...
inamorati
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INAMORATO, (Italian)...
inamorato
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(Italian) a (male) l...
inaneness
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the state of being i...
inanimate
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not alive [adj INANI...
inanities
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INANITY, something t...
inanition
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a condition of exhau...
inaptness
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the state of being i...
inarching
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INARCH, to graft in...
inaudible
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that cannot be heard...
inaudibly
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INAUDIBLE, that cann...
inaugural
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relating to, or done...
inaurated
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INAURATE, to cover w...
inaurates
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INAURATE, to cover w...
inbounded
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INBOUND, to return a...
inbreathe
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to infuse by breathi...
inbreeder
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one who inbreeds [n...
inbrought
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INBRING, to bring in...
inburning
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(Spenser) burning wi...
incanting
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17
INCANT, to utter rit...
incapable
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not capable [adj INC...
incapably
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INCAPABLE, not capab...
incarnate
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to embody in flesh,...
incaution
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want of caution [n -...
incensers
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INCENSER, a burner o...
incensing
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INCENSE, to make ver...
incensors
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INCENSOR, a burner o...
incensory
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the vessel in which...
incenters
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INCENTER, the centre...
incenting
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INCENT, to provide w...
incentive
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inciting to action [...
incentres
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INCENTRE, the centre...
incepting
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INCEPT, to take into...
inception
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a beginning [n -S]
inceptive
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marking the beginnin...
inceptors
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INCEPTOR, a beginner...
incertain
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(obsolete) uncertain...
incessant
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14
unceasing, also UNCE...
inchasing
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INCHASE, to place in...
inchoated
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INCHOATE, to make a...
inchoates
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15
INCHOATE, to make a...
inchtapes
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18
INCHTAPE, a measurin...
inchworms
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21
INCHWORM, another na...
incidence
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the frequency of an...
incidents
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INCIDENT, an event [...
incipient
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beginning; in an ear...
incisions
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INCISION, the act of...
incisural
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relating to an incis...
incisures
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INCISURE, a cut or i...
incitable
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capable of being inc...
incitants
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14
INCITANT, something...
incivisms
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INCIVISM, neglect of...
inclasped
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INCLASP, to embrace,...
inclement
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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
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17
not corrupt, also UN...
increased
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14
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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
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incurious
19
15
not curious, also UN...
incurrent
18
15
carrying an inflowin...
incurring
20
17
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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
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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
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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
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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
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16
(German) an isolated...
insensate
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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
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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
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isophotal
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isophotes
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isopleths
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isopodans
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isopodous
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of or like an isopod...
isopolity
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reciprocity of right...
isoprenes
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isopropyl
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a radical derived fr...
isopteran
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any member of an ord...
isopycnal
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a line on a map cons...
isopycnic
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a line on a map conn...
isosceles
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a triangle with two...
isosmotic
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of, relating to or e...
isostatic
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in a state of isosta...
isosteric
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of two different mol...
isotactic
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of a polymer, with i...
isotheral
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a line connecting po...
isotheres
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ISOTHERE, a line con...
isotherms
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ISOTHERM, a line on...
isotopies
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ISOTOPY, the state o...
isotropic
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having the same prop...
ispaghula
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a dietary fibre deri...
issuances
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ISSUANCE, the act of...
issueless
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having no issue or p...
isthmians
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ISTHMIAN, a native o...
isthmuses
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ISTHMUS, a strip of...
italicise
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to print in italic c...
italicize
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to print in italic c...
itchiness
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the state of being i...
itchweeds
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ITCHWEED, a flower,...
itemisers
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ITEMISER, one that i...
itemising
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ITEMISE, to set down...
itemizers
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ITEMIZER, one that i...
itemizing
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ITEMIZE, to set down...
iterances
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ITERANCE, repetition...
iterating
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ITERATE, to repeat,...
iteration
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repetition, also ITE...
iterative
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repeating, iterating...
itineracy
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making journeys from...
itinerant
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travelling [adj ITIN...
itinerary
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a plan or record of...
itinerate
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to wander without a...
ivorybill
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the ivory-billed woo...
ivorylike
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like ivory [adj]
ivorywood
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19
the yellowish-white...
ixodiases
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IXODIASIS, a disease...
ixodiasis
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a disease caused by...
izvestias
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IZVESTIA, (Russian)...
izvestiya
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(Russian) news, info...
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