Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Insipidity

Insipidity, or Insipidnessn.a want of taste or spirit

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Insipidly

Insipidlyad.without taste or spirit, dully, flatly

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Insipience

Insipiencen.folly, foolishness, weakness

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Insist

Insistv.to stand, dwell, persist in, command

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Insistent

Insistenta.placed, standing or resting upon

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Insisture

Insisturen.constancy, firmness, regularity, ob.

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Insitiency

Insitiencyn.an exemption from thirst, ob.

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Insition

Insitionn.the act of ingrafting, a graft

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Insitive

Insitivea.ingrafted, implanted, not natural

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Insnare

Insnarev.t.to entrap, entangle, catch, inveigle

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Insnarer

Insnarern.one who insnares or draws in

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Insobriety

Insobrietyn.drunkenness, intemperance, riot

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Insociable

Insociablea.averse to conversation, morose

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Insolation

Insolationn.an exposure to the heat of the sun

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Insolence

Insolencen.haughtiness, pride with contempt

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Insolent

Insolenta.haughty, proud, overbearing, saucy

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Insolently

Insolentlyad.haughtily, proudly, saucily, rudely

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Insolubility

Insolubilityn.the quality of not being dissolvable

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Insoluble

Insolublea.not able to be dissolved or solved

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Insolvable

Insolvablea.that cannot be solved or paid off

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Insolvency

Insolvencyn.an inability to discharge debts

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Insolvent

Insolventa.unable to pay or discharge debts

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Insolvent (2)

Insolventn.one who has not estate to pay his debts

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Insomnious

Insomniousa.troubled with dreams, restless

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Insomuch

Insomuchad.so, so that, to such a degree

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Inspect

Inspectv.t.to overlook, view, search, examin

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Inspection

Inspectionn.overfight, view, survery, care