Inspector
Inspectorn.a superintendant, a nice examiner
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Inspectorship
Inspectorship, or Inspectoraten.the office of inspector
Inspersion
Inspersionn.a sprinkling upon, a besprinkling
Insphere
Inspherev.t.to place in a sphere or orb
Inspirable
Inspirablea.that may be drawn in or infused
Inspiration
Inspirationn.a drawing of breath, divine wisdom
Inspire
Inspirev.t.to breathe or infuse into, to impress
Inspirer
Inspirern.one who inspires or encourages
Inspirit
Inspiritv.t.to animate, encourage, enliven, excite
Inspissate
Inspissatev.t.to thicken, to make thick
Inspissation
Inspissationn.the act of thickening liquids
Insstigate
Insstigatev.t.to tempt to do evil, incite, urge
Instability
Instabilityn.sickleness, inconstancy, weakness
Instable
Instablea.inconstant, changeable, unsettled
Install
Installv.t.to put into possession, invest, place
Installation
Installationn.the act of putting into possession
Installment
Installmentn.the act of installing, a payment
Instance
Instancen.solicitation, motive, occasion, example
Instance (2)
Instancev.i.to produce, an example
Instant
Instantn.a moment, present moment, month
Instant (2)
Instanta.present, immediate, quick, urgent
Instantaneity
Instantaneityn.an instantaneous state, ob.
Instantaneously
Instantaneously, or Instantlyad.immediately, soon
Instate
Instatev.t.to place in a certain rank, to invest
Instauration
Instaurationn.a restoration, renewal, repair
Instead
Instead, or Instedad.in the room or place
Insteep
Insteepv.t.to soak, soften, lay in water, &c.