Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Illicit

Illicita.unlawful, unfit, improper, contraband

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Illighten

Illightenv.t.to enlighten, give light, ob.

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Illimitable

Illimitablea.that cannot be bounded, infinit

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Illimitedness

Illimitednessn.an exemption from bounds

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Illinition

Illinitionn.a tincture, discoloration

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Illiterate

Illiteratea.unlearned, untaught, mean

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Illiterateness

Illiterateness, or Illiteraturen.a want of learning

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Illnature

Illnaturen.peevishness, crossness, unkindness

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Illnatured

Illnatureda.peevish, cross, unkind, untractable

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Illnaturedly

Illnaturedlyad.peevishly, crossly, unkindly

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Illness

Illnessn.sickness, disorder, weakness, folly, vice

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Illogical

Illogicala.contrary to or ignorant of logic

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Illogically

Illogicallyad.in an illogical manner, absurdly

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Illstarred

Illstarreda.fated to be unfortunate

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Illude

Illudev.t.to play upon, mock, banter, deceive

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Illume

Illume, or Illumin, or Illuminatev.t.to enlighten, to adorn

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Illuminati

Illuminati, or Illuminatesn.formerly a sect in France who relied on sublime prayer for salvation, without other means; recently, associations of men to destroy religious institu...

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Illumination

Illuminationn.a giving light, brightness

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Illuminative

Illuminativea.able or tending to give light

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Illuminism

Illuminismn.the principles of the illuminates

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Illuminize

Illuminizev.t.to initiate in the doctrins of modern philosophists

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Illusion

Illusionn.a false show, mockery, cheat, error

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Illusive

Illusivea.deceiving, imposing on, fraudulent

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Illustrate

Illustratev.t.to brighten, clear up, explain

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Illustration

Illustrationn.an explanation, exposition, gloss

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Illustrative

Illustrativea.able to clear, tending to explain

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Illustratively

Illustrativelyad.for or by way of explanation