Webster's Dictionary 1806

1675

Introduce

Introducev.t.to bring or lead in, to admit

1676

Introducer

Introducern.one who introduces or makes known

1677

Introduction

Introductionn.a bringing in or into, a preface

1678

Introductive

Introductive, or Introductorya.previous, paving the way

1679

Intromit

Intromitv.t.to send or let in

1680

Introspection

Introspectionn.a view of the inside

1681

Introsumption

Introsumptionn.the act of taking in, nourishment

1682

Introsusception

Introsusceptionn.a receiving internally

1683

Introvenient

Introvenienta.entering, coming in or into

1684

Intrude

Intrudev.i.to encroach, to come in uninvited

1685

Intruder

Intrudern.one who intrudes, an interloper

1686

Intrusion

Intrusionn.the act of intruding, an encroachment

1687

Intrusive

Intrusivea.apt to intrude, encroaching

1688

Intrust

Intrustv.t.to trust, to trust with a secret, &c.

1689

Intuition

Intuitionn.immediate perception of fight

1690

Intuitive

Intuitivea.seeing at once, immediate, clear

1691

Intuitively

Intuitivelyad.without any deduction or reason

1692

Intumescence

Intumescence, or Inturgescencen.a swelling, tumor

1693

Intwine

Intwinev.t.to twist or wreath together

1694

Inunction

Inunctionn.the act of anointing or smearing

1695

Inunctuosity

Inunctuosityn.a want of unctuosity, or greasiness

1696

Inundant

Inundanta.overflowing, copious, abundant, full

1697

Inundation

Inundationn.overflow of water, flood, deluge

1698

Inurbanity

Inurbanityn.incivility, clownishness

1699

Inure

Inurev.t.to accustom, habituate, bring into use

1700

Inurement

Inurementn.custom, habit, practice, use

1701

Inurn

Inurnv.t.to put inot an urn, entomb, bury