Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Intort

Intortv.t.to twist, wreath, turn, wind, wring

1649

Intoxication

Intoxicationn.a drunken state, drunkenness

1650

Intractable

Intractablea.untractable, unmanageable, rough

1651

Intractableness

Intractableness, or Intractabilityn.a state of being unmanageable, indocility

1652

Intrados

Intradosn.the interior side of an arch

1653

Intrafoliaceous

Intrafoliaceousa.one the inside of leaves

1654

Intranquility

Intranquilityn.a want of ease or quiet, trouble

1655

Intransitive

Intransitivea.not passing from one to another

1656

Intransitively

Intransitivelyad.without an object following

1657

Intransmutable

Intransmutablea.not to be altered or changed

1658

Intrant

Intranta.entering, penetrating

1659

Intreasure

Intreasurev.t.to lay up or by hoard up, ob.

1660

Intrench

Intrenchv.t.to fortify, with a trench, to encroach

1661

Intrenchant

Intrenchanta.not to be divided or hurt

1662

Intrenchment

Intrenchmentn.a fortification with a trench

1663

Intrepid

Intrepida.fearless, brave, bold, daring, resolute

1664

Intrepidity

Intrepidity, or Intrepidnessn.bravery, boldness

1665

Intrepidly

Intrepidlyad.fearlessly, boldly resolutely

1666

Intricacy

Intricacy, or Intricatenessn.difficulty, obscurity

1667

Intricate

Intricatev.t.to perplex, darken, obscure, ob.

1668

Intricate (2)

Intricate, or Intrinsecatea.entangled, perplexed

1669

Intricately

Intricatelyad.in a perplexed or obscure manner

1670

Intrigue

Intrigue, [integue]n.a plot, scheme, secret correspondence, complication of a fable

1671

Intrigue (2)

Intriguev.i.to carry on private designs

1672

Intriguer

Intriguern.one who intrigues or forms plots

1673

Intrinsic

Intrinsic, or Intrinsicala.inward, real, solid, genuine

1674

Intrinsically

Intrinsicallyad.inwardly, naturally, really, truly