Webster's Dictionary 1806

1378

Instep

Instepn.the upper or highest part of the soot

1379

Instigation

Instigationn.an incitement to a crime, a motive

1380

Instigator

Instigatorn.one who incites or stirs up to ill

1381

Instilation

Instilationn.the act of dropping, a thing infused

1382

Instill

Instillv.t.to infuse by drops, infuse, insinuate

1383

Instimulation

Instimulationn.the act of urging on or forward

1384

Instinct

Instinctn.a natural desire, a natural aversion

1385

Instinct (2)

Instinct, or Instincteda.impressed, animated

1386

Instinctive

Instinctivea.void of the choice of reason, acting by instinct

1387

Institute

Institutev.t.to establish, appoint, instruct

1388

Institute (2)

Instituten.an established law, principle, maxim

1389

Institution

Institutionn.an establishment, law, education

1390

Institutionary

Institutionarya.elementary, fundamental

1391

Institutist

Institutistn.a writer or composer of institutes

1392

Institutor

Institutorn.one who settles, one who instructs

1393

Instop

Instopv.t.to stop, close up, fasten, secure

1394

Instruct

Instructv.t.to teach, tell, train up, model, form

1395

Instructer

Instructer, or Instructorn.one who instructs

1396

Instruction

Instructionn.the act of teaching, direction, order

1397

Instructive

Instructivea.conveying knowledge, learned

1398

Instructress

Instructressn.a female teacher, a tutoress

1399

Instrument

Instrumentn.a tool, deed of contract, act, means

1400

Instrumental

Instrumentala.conducive to some end

1401

Instrumentality

Instrumentality, or Instrumentalnessn.means to an end

1402

Instrumentally

Instrumentallyad.by way of instrument

1403

Insubordination

Insubordinationn.disobedience or want of submission to authority

1404

Insuccation

Insuccationn.a soaking, maceration