Inroad
Inroadn.an incursion, sudden invasion, attack
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Insalubrious
Insalubriousa.unhealthy, unwholesome, bad
Insalutary
Insalutarya.not favorable to health, noxious
Insane
Insanea.mad, distracted, gone out of one's mind
Insaneness
Insaneness, or Insanityn.madness, dotage
Insatiable
Insatiable, or Insatiatea.not to be satisfied, very greedy
Insatiableness
Insatiablenessn.a greediness not to be satisfied
Insatiably
Insatiablyad.with an insatiable greediness
Insatisfaction
Insatisfactionn.a dissatisfied state, discontent, ob.
Insaturable
Insaturablea.that cannot be filled or glutted
Inscribe
Inscribev.t.to write in or upon, to dedicate
Inscription
Inscriptionn.an epitaph, title, thing written
Inscrutable
Inscrutablea.unsearchable, hidden, secret, dark
Insculp
Insculpv.t.to engrave, cut upon, carve, mark
Insculpture
Insculpturen.sculpture, an engraving
Insect
Insectn.any small creeping or flying animal
Insectile
Insectilea.having the nature of or like insects
Insection
Insectionn.the act of cutting into a thing, a cut
Insectivorous
Insectivorousa.devouring or feeding on insects
Insectologer
Insectologern.one who describes insects
Insecure
Insecurea.unsafe, dangerous, hazardous
Insecurely
Insecurelyad.unsafely, with danger or hazard
Insecurity
Insecurityn.a want of safety, danger, hazard
Insecution
Insecutionn.the act of pursuing, a pursuit
Insensate
Insensatea.senseless, stupid, enraged, mad
Insensibility
Insensibility, or Insensiblenessn.stupidity, dulness
Insensible
Insensiblea.void offense, imperceptible, slow