Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Imbossom

Imbossomv.t.to hold in the bosom, caress, love

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Imbound

Imboundv.t.to inclose, close, shut in, ob.

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Imbow

Imbowv.t.to arch, vault, cover over, ob.

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Imbower

Imbowerv.t.to shelter or cover with trees

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Imbowment

Imbowmentn.an imbowing, an arch, a vault, ob.

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Imbricate

Imbricatea.lapped over each other like tiles

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Imbrication

Imbricationn.a concave indenture, bend, tiling

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Imbrown

Imbrownv.t.to make brown or dark, to darken

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Imbrue

Imbruev.t.to steep, soak, wet, moisten, dip

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Imbrute

Imbrutev.t.to sink to brutality, dregrade, pollute

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Imbue

Imbuev.t.to tincture deep, tinge, season, fit

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Imitability

Imitabilityn.an imitable state or quality

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Imitable

Imitablea.possible or worthy to be imitated

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Imitary

Imitarya.relating or belonging to imitation

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Imitate

Imitatev.t.to copy, to endeavor to resemble

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Imitation

Imitationn.an attempt to resemble, a copy

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Imitative

Imitativea.inclined or tending to copy

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Imitator

Imitatorn.one who imitates, one who copies

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Immanacle

Immanaclev.t.to fetter, shackle, bind, confine

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Immanent

Immanenta.inherent, intrinsic, eternal, real

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Immanifest

Immanifesta.not plain, doubtful, obscure, ob.

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Immanity

Immanityn.barbarity, savageness, ob.

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Immarcessible

Immarcessiblea.unfading, undecaying

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Immartial

Immartiala.not warlike, weak, defenceless

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Immask

Immaskv.t.to cover, disguise, conceal, hide

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Immaterial

Immateriala.void of matter, unimportant, equal

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Immaterialism

Immaterialismn.the doctrin of the existence or state of immaterial or spiritual substances