Injury
Injuryn.hurt, mischief, detriment, reproach
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Injustice
Injusticen.injury, wrong, iniquity, dishonesty
Ink
Inkn.a black liquid to write or print with
Ink (2)
Inkv.t.to black, daub or mark with ink
Inkhorn
Inkhornn.a vessel to hold ink for writing
Inkle
Inklen.a broad tape, a fort of fillet
Inkling
Inklingn.a hint, intimation, whisper, report
Inkstand
Inkstandn.a vessel to hold ink
Inky
Inkya.daubed with or resembling ink, black
Inland
Inlanda.situated remotely or far from the sea
Inland (2)
Inlandn.parts that are remote from the sea
Inlapidate
Inlapidatev.t.to turn to stone, ob.
Inlaw
Inlawv.t.to clear from outlawry, to restore, ob.
Inlay
Inlayv.t.inlaid,pret.inlaid,pa.to variegate wood, &c. checker, insert
Inlay (2)
Inlayn.any matter that is inlaid
Inlet
Inletn.a passage, entrance, admission
Inlist
Inlistv.to engage or enter into militaryservice
Inlistment
Inlistmentn.the act of inlisting, the writing containing the terms of entering into service and the names
Inly
Inlya.internal, secret;ad.internally, secretly
Inmate
Inmaten.a lodger, one who lives in the same house
Inmost
Inmost, or Innermosta.deepest, remotest
Inn
Innn.a house of entertainment for travellers
Inn (2)
Innv.to put up at an inn, stop, house, lodge, rest
Innate
Innatea.inborn, inbred, implanted, natural
Innavigable
Innavigablea.not to be failed upon, dangerous
Inner
Innera.more inward, placed within, nearer
Innerve
Innervev.t.to give nerves, to invigorate