Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Incarnative

Incarnativen.a medicin producing flesh

542

Incase

Incasev.t.to cover, inclose, infold, surround

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Incautious

Incautiousa.unwary, heedless, careless, giddy

544

Incautiously

Incautiouslyad.unwarily, heedlessly, giddily

545

Incautiousness

Incautiousnessn.want of caution or forefight

546

Incavated

Incavateda.made hollow, bent round or in

547

Incavation

Incavationn.the act of hollowing, a hollow made

548

Incendiary

Incendiaryn.one who burns houses or sows strife

549

Incense

Incensen.a strong perfume offered to some deity

550

Incense (2)

Incensev.t.to provoke, enrage, incite, stir up

551

Incensement

Incensementn.rage, fury, passion, heat

552

Incension

Incensionn.the act of kindling or burning

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Incensor

Incensorn.one who provokes or inflames

554

Incensory

Incensoryn.a vessel used to burn incense in

555

Incentive

Incentiven.an incitement, encouragement, spur

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Incentive (2)

Incentivea.stirring up, encouraging, enticing

557

Inception

Inceptionn.a beginning, an attempt

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Inceptive

Inceptivea.beginning, noting a beginning

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Incertitude

Incertituden.uncertainty, doubtfulness, doubt

560

Incessancy

Incessancyn.uninterrupted continuance

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Incessant

Incessanta.continual, unceasing, uninterrupted

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Incessantly

Incessantlyad.without intermission, always

563

Incest

Incestn.a cohabitation of parties prohibited

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Incestuous

Incestuousa.guilty of or living in incest

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Incestuously

Incestuouslyad.with unnatural love or union

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Inch

Inchn.the twelfth part of a foot, a small piece

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Inch (2)

Inchv.to drive, take, give or retreat by inches