Idnominy
Idnominyn.disgrace, reproach, shame, infamy
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Idol
Idoln.an image worshipped as a god, a darling
Idolary
Idolaryn.the worship of an idol or creature
Idolater
Idolater, or Idolistn.a worshipper of idols
Idolatress
Idolatressn.a female idolater
Idolatrize
Idolatrizev.i.to worship or serve idols
Idolatrous
Idolatrousa.tending or given to idolatry, vain
Idolatrously
Idolatrouslyad.in an idolatrous manner
Idolize
Idolizev.t.to worship as a deity, adore, honor
Idoneous
Idoneousa.fit, meet, proper, suitable, convenient
Idyl
Idyln.a short pastoral poem, an eclogue
Igneous
Igneousa.containing or emitting fire, fiery
Ignescent
Ignescenta.yielding fire or sparks
Ignipotent
Ignipotenta.presiding over or directing fire
Ignisfatuuns
Ignisfatuunsn.will-with-a-wisp, a delusion
Ignite
Ignite, or Ignifyv.t.to kindle, fire, set on fire, rnder luminous by fire
Ignitible
Ignitiblea.that may be set on fire
Ignition
Ignitionn.the act of setting on fire, a calcination a heating to luminousness
Ignivomous
Ignivomousa.vomiting out or ejecting fire
Ignoble
Ignoblea.mean of birth, worthless, base, vile
Ignobly
Ignoblyad.meanly, disgracefully, basely, viley
Ignominious
Ignominiousa.mean, shameful, disgraceful
Ignominiously
Ignominiouslyad.meanly, scandalously, badly
Ignoramus
Ignoramusn.a foolish fellow, an indorsement on an indictment, when the jury have not evidence of the facts
Ignorance
Ignorancen.want of knowledge, unskillfulness
Ignorant
Ignoranta.wanting knowledge, untaught, rude
Ignorant (2)
Ignorantn.one who is untaught or unskilled