Intesion
Intesionn.the act of stretching, a writ
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Intestable
Intestablea.disqualified to make a will
Intestate
Intestatea.dying without leaving a will
Intestinal
Intestinala.belonging or relating to the guts
Intestine
Intestinea.internal, inward, secret, domestic
Intestines
Intestinesn. pl.bowels, entrails, pipes
Inthrall
Inthrallv.t.to enslave, shackle, embarrass
Inthrallment
Inthrallmentn.slavery, bondage, embarrassment, debt
Intimacy
Intimacyn.a close familiarity, friendship, union
Intimate
Intimatev.t.to hint, point out indirectly, show
Intimate (2)
Intimatea.inmost, close, near, familiar, dear
Intimate (3)
Intimaten.a familiar friend, crony, favorite
Intimately
Intimatelyad.closely, nearly, familiarly, well
Intimation
Intimationn.a hint, item, indirect declarartion
Intimidate
Intimidatev.t.to make fearful, frighten, scare
Intimidation
Intimidationn.the act of intimidating, fear
Intinctivity
Intinctivityn.the quality of not tinging or staining
Intire
Intire, or Intirely, or IntirenessSee: entire
Intolerable
Intolerablea.insufferable, extremely bad, vile
Intolerableness
Intolerablenessn.an insufferable state or quality
Intolerably
Intolerablyad.to a degree past bearing
Intolerance
Intolerancen.a want of patience, or of toleration
Intolerant
Intoleranta.impatient, unable to bear, proud
Intoleration
Intolerationn.intolerance, refusal to tolerate
Intonation
Intonationn.the act or manner of founding the notes of a musical scale
Intone
Intonev.i.to make a slow and protracted noise
Intorsion
Intorsionn.a winding, bending or twisting