Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Icterus

Icterusn.a bird of the size of the thrush

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Icy

Icya.full of or having ice, cold, very backward

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Idaqueate

Idaqueatev.t.to entangle, insnare, trap, catch

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Idea

Idean.a mental imagination, notion, intention

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Ideal

Ideala.mental, intellectual, imaginary, fond

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Ideally

Ideallyad.in idea, in imagination or thought

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Identic

Identic, or Identicala.the same, not different

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Identicalness

Identicalness, or Identityn.sameness, reality

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Identify

Identifyv.t.to prove to be really the same

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Ides

Idesn. pl.the 15th day of March, May, July and October, and the 13th of the other months

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Idiocy

Idiocyn.want of reason

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Idioelectric

Idioelectrica.containing electricity in its natural state

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Idiom

Idiomn.a particular kind of manner of speech

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Idiomatic

Idiomatic, or Idiomaticala.peculiar to a tongue

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Idiopathic

Idiopathica.having its own disease

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Idiopathically

Idiopathicallyad.by means of its own affections

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Idiopathy

Idiopathyn.an affection of a part not dependent on another

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Idiosyncrasy

Idiosyncrasyn.a peculiar temper or disposition

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Idiot

Idiotn.a fool, oaf, changling, a natural

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Idiotic

Idiotica.like an idiot, foolish

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Idiotism

Idiotismn.peculiarity of expression, idiocy

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Idle

Idlea.lazy, unemployed, worthless, trifling

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Idle (2)

Idlen.to spend the time in laziness, trifle, waste

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Idleheaded

Idleheadeda.foolish, unreasonable, absurd

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Idleness

Idlenessn.laziness, sloth, unreasonableness, folly

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Idler

Idlern.a lazy or indolent person, a sluggard

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Idly

Idlyad.lazily, carelessly, foolishly, vainly, badly