Ingustable
Ingustablea.that cannot be tasted, insipid
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inhability
Inhabilityn.unskillfulness, unfitness
Inhabit
Inhabitv.to dwell or live in, occupy, possess
Inhabitable
Inhabitablea.habitable, (not habitable, ob.)
Inhabitance
Inhabitancen.a dwelling, or residence
Inhabitancy
Inhabitancyn.legal residence to acquire the rights of an inhabitant.Etym. (local)
Inhabitant
Inhabitant, or Inhabitern.one who dwells in a place, one who has lived in a town sufficient time to acquire the rights of citzens, or of maintenance by the public, if poor,Etym....
Inhabitation
Inhabitationn.the act or place of residence
Inhale
Inhalev.t.to draw in with the breath
Inhaler
Inhalern.a vessel for drawing steam into the mouth
Inharmonious
Inharmoniousa.unmusical, not sweet, harsh
Inhere
Inherev.t.to flick or exist in something else
Inherence
Inherence, or Inhesionn.an inherent state or quality
Inherent
Inherenta.existing in something else, innate
Inherit
Inheritv.t.to have by inheritance, to possess
Inheritable
Inheritablea.obtainable by inheritance
Inheritance
Inheritancen.a hereditary possession, a patrimony
Inheritor
Inheritorn.a man who inherits, an heir
Inheritress
Inheritress, or Inheritrixn.a female who inherits
Inherse
Inhersev.t.to put into a funeral monument
Inhibit
Inhibitv.t.to prohibit, hinder, restrain, check
Inhibition
Inhibitionn.a prohibition, restraint, embargo
Inhold
Inholdv.t.inheld,pret.inheld,pa.to hold of contain within itself, ob.
Inhospitable
Inhospitablea.unkind to strangers, unfeeling
Inhospitality
Inhospitalityn.a want of hospitality or courtesy
Inhuman
Inhuman, or Inhumanea.barbarous, cruel
Inhumanity
Inhumanityn.barbarity, cruelty, unkindness