Intercept
Interceptv.t.to stop, obstruct, seize, cut off
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Interception
Interceptionn.a stoppage, hinderance, seizure
Intercession
Intercessionn.a meditation, a prayer for another
Intercessor
Intercessor, or Intercedern.a mediator, an agent
Interchain
Interchainv.t.to chain, join or link together
Interchange
Interchangev.t.to exchange, barter, succeed to
Interchange (2)
Interchange, or Interchangementn.an exchange
Interchangeable
Interchangeablea.given and taken, mutual, alternate
Interchangeably
Interchangeablyad.mutually, alternately
Intercipient
Intercipient, or Intercisionn.what intercepts, ob.
Interclude
Intercludev.t.to shut out or up, stop, intercept
Intercolumniation
Intercolumniationn.the space between pillars
Intercommon
Intercommonv.i.to ffed at the same table
Intercommunicate
Intercommunicatev.i.to communicate mutually
Intercommunication
Intercommunicationn.mutual communication
Intercostal
Intercostala.placed between the ribs
Intercourse
Intercoursen.communication, connection
Intercurrence
Intercurrencen.a passage between, a connection
Intercurrent
Intercurrenta.running or passing between
Intercurrent (2)
Intercurrentn.that which comes between
Intercutaneous
Intercutaneousa.within the skin
Interdict
Interdictv.t.to forbid, excommunicate, suspend
Interdict (2)
Interdict, or Interdictionn.a prohibition, a curse
Interdictory
Interdictorya.relating to an interdiction
Interest
Interestv.t.to concern, affect, move
Interest (2)
Interestn.a concern, share, part, benefit, advantage, influence, sum for the use of money
Interesting
Interestingpa.affecting, moving, concerning