Interruption
Interruptionn.a stop, hinderance, obstruction
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Interruptionn.a stop, hinderance, obstruction
Interscapulara.placed between the shoulders
Intersecanta.cutting or crossing one another
Intersectv.to divide, cut, cross, meet and cross
Intersectionn.a point where lines cut or cross
Interseminatev.t.to sow between or amongst
Intersertv.t.to put in between other things
Intersertionn.an insertion, a thing inserted
Interspacen.a space between
Interspersev.t.to mix here and there, to scatter
Interstellara.between stars, beyond the solar system
Intersticen.a space between things or times
Interstitiala.containing interstices or spaces
Intertexturen.an interwoven state or quality
Intertie, or Interducen.a small timber between summers, &c.
Intertropicala.lying withing the tropics
Intertwine, or Intertwistv.t.to unite by twisting
Intervaln.a space, distance, respit, remission, low ground between hills, or on the banks of rivers, called also bottom
Interveineda.intersected with veins
Intervenev.t.to come between;n.opposition
Intervenienta.coming between, interposed
Interventionn.interposition, agency, a surprise
Intervertv.t.to turn or apply another way, ob.
Interviewn.a sight of each other, a conference
Intervolvev.t.to wrap one within another
Interweavev.t.interwove,pret.interwove, interwoven,pa.to weave one into another
Interwishv.t.to wish mutually to each other, ob.