Webster's Dictionary 1806

1756

Inviolate

Inviolatea.unhurt, uninjured, unbroken, safe

1757

Invious

Inviousa.impassable, untrodden, rough, ob.

1758

Inviscate

Inviscatev.t.to daub with glutinous matter

1759

Invisibility

Invisibilityn.an invisible state or quality

1760

Invisible

Invisiblea.that cannot be seen, very diminutive

1761

Invisibly

Invisiblyad.in an invisible manner, darkly

1762

Invitation

Invitationn.the act of inviting, a bidding, a call

1763

Invite

Invitev.t.to bid, ask, tempt, allure, persuade

1764

Inviter

Invitern.one who invites, one allures

1765

Invitingly

Invitinglyad.in a pleasing or enticing manner

1766

Invitrisiable

Invitrisiablea.not capable of conversion into glass

1767

Invocation

Invocationn.the act of calling upon by prayer

1768

Invoice

Invoicen.a bill or list of goods with the price annexed

1769

Invoice (2)

Invoicev.t.to make a list of particular articles, with the price of each

1770

Invoke

Invoke, or Invocatev.t.to call upon to pray to

1771

Involucret

Involucretn.a small or partial involucrum

1772

Involucrum

Involucrumn.a calyx remote from the flower as at the origin of an umber

1773

Involuntarily

Involuntarilyad.unwillingly, not from choice

1774

Involuntary

Involuntarya.done unwillingly, not chosen

1775

Involute

Involute, or Involuteda.rolled in, as leaves when their margins are rolled spirally inwards

1776

Involute (2)

Involuten.a curve traced by a string unwound from a figure

1777

Involution

Involutionn.a complication, a fold, a raising

1778

Involve

Involvev.to entangle, engage, mix, raise, imply

1779

Invulnerable

Invulnerablea.that cannot be wounded, secure

1780

Inward

Inwarda.lying within, reflecting, intimate

1781

Inward (2)

Inward, or Inwardly, or Inwardsad.withing, into

1782

Inwardness

Inwardnessn.intimacy, familiarity, nearness