Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Inchant

Inchantv.t.to bewitch, facinate, delight

569

Inchantingly

Inchantinglyad.by way of magic, delightfully

570

Inchantment

Inchantmentn.magical charms, high delight

571

Inchantresss

Inchantresssn.one who enchants

572

Inched

Inchedpa.having inches in length or breadth

573

Inchmeal

Inchmealn.a piece an inch long;ad.by inches

574

Inchoate

Inchoate, [ch as k]v.t.to begin, commence

575

Inchoation

Inchoationn.the act of beginning, an entrance

576

Inchoative

Inchoativea.beginning, inceptive

577

Incide

Incidev.t.to cut, cut into, hew, divide, separate

578

Incidence

Incidence, or Incidentn.an accidental, casual

579

Incidentally

Incidentally, or Incidentlyad.occasionally, by the way

580

Incinerate

Incineratev.t.to burn or reduce to ashes

581

Incineration

Incinerationn.the act of burning to ashes

582

Incipient

Incipienta.beginning, commencing, just rising

583

Incircumpspection

Incircumpspectionn.a want of caution or care

584

Incised

Inciseda.cut, made by cutting, carved, jagged

585

Incisive

Incisivea.having the quality of cutting, sharp

586

Incisor

Incisorn.the name of a sharp for tooth, a cutter

587

Incission

Incission, or Incisuren.a cut, opening wound

588

Incitant

Incitantn.that which incites or stimulates

589

Incitation

Incitation, or Incitementn.an incentive, a motive

590

Incite

Incitev.t.to stir up, spur or urge on, animate

591

Incivil

Incivila.uncivil, unkind, rough, rude

592

Incivility

Incivilityn.a want of proper civility, rudeness

593

Incivism

Incivismn.unfriendliness to a state or government

594

Inclemency

Inclemencyn.severity, roughness, hardness