Webster's Dictionary 1806

1540

Intermarriage

Intermarriagen.the marriage of one ant the giving of another to two different families

1541

Intermarry

Intermarryv.i.to marry one and give another

1542

Intermeation

Intermeationn.a flowing of passing between

1543

Intermeddle

Intermeddlev.to meddle officiously, to mix

1544

Intermeddler

Intermeddlern.an officious intruding person

1545

Intermediacy

Intermediacyn.an interposition, intervention

1546

Intermedial

Intermedial, or Intermediatea.intervening, lying between

1547

Intermediatin

Intermediatinn.intervention, common means

1548

Interment

Intermentn.a burial, a burying

1549

Intermication

Intermicationn.the act of shining between

1550

Intermigration

Intermigrationn.an exhange of place or abode

1551

Interminable

Interminablea.unbounded, admitting of no end

1552

Interminate

Interminatea.having no limits, boundless

1553

Intermination

Interminationn.a threat, menace, injunction

1554

Intermingle

Interminglev.t.to mingle, to mix together

1555

Intermission

Intermissionn.a pause, a cessation for a time

1556

Intermissive

Intermissive, or Intermittenta.coming by fits

1557

Intermit

Intermitv.to cease, leave off, discontinue

1558

Intermittent (2)

Intermittentn.a disease with fever that intermits

1559

Intermix

Intermixv.to mix, join or be mingled together

1560

Intermixture

Intermixturen.a mixture of ingredients, a mass

1561

Intermundane

Intermundanea.subsisting between two worlds

1562

Intermural

Intermurala.set, lying or situate betwixt walls

1563

Intermutual

Intermutuala.mutual, alternate, interchanged

1564

Intern

Intern, or Internala.inward, real, not foreign

1565

Internally

Internallyad.inwardly, within, intellectually

1566

Internecine

Internecinea.endeavoring mutual destruction, ob.