Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Incredulity

Incredulityn.a hardness or refusal of belief

731

Incredulous

Incredulousa.hard of or refusing belief

732

Incremable

Incremablea.incapable of being burnt, ob.

733

Increment

Incrementn.an increase, produce, fluxion

734

Increpation

Increpationn.the act of chiding, a reproof, a rebuke

735

Increscent

Increscent, or Incressanta.increasing, swelling

736

Incriminate

Incriminatev.t.to accuse, to charge in turn

737

Incrust

Incrust, or Incrustatev.t.to crust or cover over

738

Incrustation

Incrustationn.the act of incrusting, a covering

739

Incrystalizable

Incrystalizablea.that will not form into crystals

740

Incubate

Incubatev.i.to sit upon eggs, brood, hatch

741

Incubation

Incubationn.the act of sitting upon eggs

742

Incubus

Incubusn.a disorder, the night-mare

743

Inculcate

Inculcatev.t.to enforce, urge, repeat, teach

744

Inculcation

Inculcationn.the act of inculcating

745

Inculpable

Inculpablea.unblamable, just, upright, pure

746

Inculpatory

Inculpatorya.tending to blame, containing censure

747

Incult

Inculta.uncultivated, untilled, rude

748

Incumbency

Incumbencyn.the keeping of a benefice, a lying upon

749

Incumbent

Incumbenta.one who possesses a benefice

750

Incumbent (2)

Incumbenta.imposed as a duty, resting upon

751

Incumber

Incumberv.t.to clog, load, embarrass

752

Incumbrance

Incumbrancen.a clog, impediment, load

753

Incur

Incurv.t.to become liable to, deserve, occur

754

Incurability

Incurability, or Incurablenessn.an impossibility of cure

755

Incurable

Incurablea.not to be cured, hopeless

756

Incurably

Incurablyad.without cure, without remedy