"indigestion", "indigestion (n)Difficulty or failure in the alimentary canal in changing food into absorptive nutriment." "indignant", "indignant (adj)Having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meanness or wickedness." "indignity", "indignity (n)Unmerited contemptuous conduct or treatment." "indiscernible", "indiscernible (adj)Not perceptible." "indiscreet", "indiscreet (adj)Lacking wise judgment." "indiscriminate", "indiscriminate (adj)Promiscuous." "indispensable", "indispensable (adj)Necessary or requisite for the purpose." "indistinct", "indistinct (adj)Vague." "indivertible", "indivertible (adj)That can not be turned aside." "indivisible", "indivisible (adj)Not separable into parts." "indolence", "indolence (n)Laziness." "indolent", "indolent (adj)Habitually inactive or idle." "indomitable", "indomitable (adj)Unconquerable." "induct", "induct (v)To bring in." "indulgence", "indulgence (n)The yielding to inclination, passion, desire, or propensity in oneself or another." "indulgent", "indulgent (adj)Yielding to the desires or humor of oneself or those under one's care." "inebriate", "inebriate (v)To intoxicate." "inedible", "inedible (adj)Not good for food." "ineffable", "ineffable (adj)Unutterable." "inefficient", "inefficient (adj)Not accomplishing an intended purpose." "inefficiency", "inefficiency (n)That which does not accomplish an intended purpose." "ineligible", "ineligible (adj)Not suitable to be selected or chosen." "inept", "inept (adj)Not fit or suitable." "inert", "inert (adj)Inanimate." "inestimable", "inestimable (adj)Above price." "inevitable", "inevitable (adj)Unavoidable." "inexcusable", "inexcusable (adj)Not to be justified." "inexhaustible", "inexhaustible (adj)So large or furnishing so great a supply as not to be emptied, wasted, or spent." "inexorable", "inexorable (adj)Unrelenting." "inexpedient", "inexpedient (adj)Unadvisable." "inexpensive", "inexpensive (adj)Low-priced." "inexperience", "inexperience (n)Lack of or deficiency in experience." "inexplicable", "inexplicable (adj)Such as can not be made plain." "inexpressible", "inexpressible (adj)Unutterable." "inextensible", "inextensible (adj)Of unchangeable length or area." "infallible", "infallible (adj)Exempt from error of judgment, as in opinion or statement." "infamous", "infamous (adj)Publicly branded or notorious, as for vice, or crime." "infamy", "infamy (n)Total loss or destitution of honor or reputation." "inference", "inference (n)The derivation of a judgment from any given material of knowledge on the ground of law." "infernal", "infernal (adj)Akin to or befitting hell or its occupants." "infest", "infest (v)To be present in such numbers as to be a source of annoyance, trouble, or danger." "infidel", "infidel (n)One who denies the existence of God." "infidelity", "infidelity (n)Disloyalty." "infinite", "infinite (adj)Measureless." "infinity", "infinity (n)Boundless or immeasurable extension or duration." "infirm", "infirm (adj)Lacking in bodily or mental strength." "infirmary", "infirmary (n)A place for the reception or treatment of the sick." "infirmity", "infirmity (n)A physical, mental, or moral weakness or flaw." "inflammable", "inflammable (adj)Easily set on fire or excited." "inflammation", "inflammation (n)A morbid process in some part of the body characterized by heat, swelling, and pain." "inflexible", "inflexible (adj)That can not be altered or varied." "influence", "influence (n)Ability to sway the will of another." "influential", "influential (adj)Having the power to sway the will of another." "influx", "influx (n)Infusion." "infrequence", "infrequence (n)Rareness." "infrequent", "infrequent (adj)Uncommon." "infringe", "infringe (v)To trespass upon." "infuse", "infuse (v)To instill, introduce, or inculcate, as principles or qualities." "infusion", "infusion (n)The act of imbuing, or pouring in." "ingenious", "ingenious (adj)Evincing skill, originality, or cleverness, as in contrivance or arrangement." "ingenuity", "ingenuity (n)Cleverness in contriving, combining, or originating." "ingenuous", "ingenuous (adj)Candid, frank, or open in character or quality." "inglorious", "inglorious (adj)Shameful." "ingraft", "ingraft (v)To set or implant deeply and firmly." "ingratiate", "ingratiate (v)To win confidence or good graces for oneself." "ingratitude", "ingratitude (n)Insensibility to kindness." "ingredient", "ingredient (n)Component." "inherence", "inherence (n)The state of being permanently existing in something." "inherent", "inherent (adj)Intrinsic." "inhibit", "inhibit (v)To hold back or in." "inhospitable", "inhospitable (adj)Not disposed to entertain strangers gratuitously." "inhuman", "inhuman (adj)Savage." "inhume", "inhume (v)To place in the earth, as a dead body." "inimical", "inimical (adj)Adverse." "iniquity", "iniquity (n)Gross wrong or injustice." "initiate", "initiate (v)To perform the first act or rite." "inject", "inject (v)To introduce, as a fluid, by injection." "injunction", "injunction (n)Mandate." "inkling", "inkling (n)A hint." "inland", "inland (adj)Remote from the sea." "inlet", "inlet (n)A small body of water leading into a larger." "inmost", "inmost (adj)Deepest within." "innocuous", "innocuous (adj)Harmless." "innovate", "innovate (v)To introduce or strive to introduce new things." "innuendo", "innuendo (n)Insinuation." "innumerable", "innumerable (adj)Countless." "inoffensive", "inoffensive (adj)Causing nothing displeasing or disturbing." "inopportune", "inopportune (adj)Unsuitable or inconvenient, especially as to time." "inquire", "inquire (v)To ask information about." "inquisition", "inquisition (n)A court or tribunal for examination and punishment of heretics." "inquisitive", "inquisitive (adj)Given to questioning, especially out of curiosity." "inquisitor", "inquisitor (n)One who makes an investigation." "inroad", "inroad (n)Forcible encroachment or trespass." "insatiable", "insatiable (adj)That desires or craves immoderately or unappeasably." "inscribe", "inscribe (v)To enter in a book, or on a list, roll, or document, by writing." "inscrutable", "inscrutable (adj)Impenetrably mysterious or profound." "insecure", "insecure (adj)Not assured of safety." "insensible", "insensible (adj)Imperceptible." "insentient", "insentient (adj)Lacking the power of feeling or perceiving." "inseparable", "inseparable (adj)That can not be separated." "insidious", "insidious (adj)Working ill by slow and stealthy means." "insight", "insight (n)Intellectual discernment." "insignificance", "insignificance (n)Lack of import or of importance." "insignificant", "insignificant (adj)Without importance, force, or influence." "insinuate", "insinuate (v)To imply." "insipid", "insipid (adj)Tasteless." "insistence", "insistence (n)Urgency." "insistent", "insistent (adj)Urgent." "insolence", "insolence (n)Pride or haughtiness exhibited in contemptuous and overbearing treatment of others." "insolent", "insolent (adj)Impudent." "insomnia", "insomnia (n)Sleeplessness." "inspector", "inspector (n)An official appointed to examine or oversee any matter of public interest or importance." "instance", "instance (n)A single occurrence or happening of a given kind." "instant", "instant (n)A very brief portion of time." "instantaneous", "instantaneous (adj)Done without perceptible lapse of time." "instigate", "instigate (v)To provoke." "instigator", "instigator (n)One who incites to evil." "instill", "instill (v)To infuse." "instructive", "instructive (adj)Conveying knowledge." "insufficiency", "insufficiency (n)Inadequacy." "insufficient", "insufficient (adj)Inadequate for some need, purpose, or use." "insular", "insular (adj)Pertaining to an island." "insulate", "insulate (v)To place in a detached state or situation." "insuperable", "insuperable (adj)Invincible." "insuppressible", "insuppressible (adj)Incapable of being concealed." "insurgence", "insurgence (n)Uprising." "insurgent", "insurgent (n)One who takes part in forcible opposition to the constituted authorities of a place." "insurrection", "insurrection (n)The state of being in active resistance to authority." "intangible", "intangible (adj)Not perceptible to the touch." "integrity", "integrity (n)Uprightness of character and soundness of moral principle." "intellect", "intellect (n)The faculty of perception or thought." "intellectual", "intellectual (adj)Characterized by intelligence." "intelligence", "intelligence (n)Capacity to know or understand." "intelligible", "intelligible (adj)Comprehensible." "intemperance", "intemperance (n)Immoderate action or indulgence, as of the appetites." "intension", "intension (n)The act of stringing or stretching, or state of being strained." "intensive", "intensive (adj)Adding emphasis or force." "intention", "intention (n)That upon which the mind is set." "interact", "interact (v)To act reciprocally." "intercede", "intercede (v)To mediate between persons." "intercept", "intercept (v)To interrupt the course of." "intercession", "intercession (n)Entreaty in behalf of others." "intercessor", "intercessor (n)A mediator." "interdict", "interdict (n)Authoritative act of prohibition." "interim", "interim (n)Time between acts or periods." "interlocutor", "interlocutor (n)One who takes part in a conversation or oral discussion." "interlude", "interlude (n)An action or event considered as coming between others of greater length." "intermediate", "intermediate (adj)Being in a middle place or degree or between extremes." "interminable", "interminable (adj)Having no limit or end." "intermission", "intermission (n)A recess." "intermit", "intermit (v)To cause to cease temporarily." "intermittent", "intermittent (adj)A temporary discontinuance." "interpolation", "interpolation (n)Verbal interference." "interpose", "interpose (v)To come between other things or persons." "interposition", "interposition (n)A coming between." "interpreter", "interpreter (n)A person who makes intelligible the speech of a foreigner by oral translation." "interrogate", "interrogate (v)To examine formally by questioning." "interrogative", "interrogative (adj)Having the nature or form of a question." "interrogatory", "interrogatory (n)A question or inquiry." "interrupt", "interrupt (v)To stop while in progress." "intersect", "intersect (v)To cut through or into so as to divide." "intervale", "intervale (n)A low tract of land between hills, especially along a river." "intervene", "intervene (v)To interfere for some end." "intestacy", "intestacy (n)The condition resulting from one's dying not having made a valid will." "intestate", "intestate (adj)Not having made a valid will." "intestine", "intestine (n)That part of the digestive tube below or behind the stomach, extending to the anus." "intimacy", "intimacy (n)Close or confidential friendship." "intimidate", "intimidate (v)To cause to become frightened." "intolerable", "intolerable (adj)Insufferable." "intolerance", "intolerance (n)Inability or unwillingness to bear or endure." "intolerant", "intolerant (adj)Bigoted." "intoxicant", "intoxicant (n)Anything that unduly exhilarates or excites." "intoxicate", "intoxicate (v)To make drunk." "intracellular", "intracellular (adj)Occurring or situated within a cell." "intramural", "intramural (adj)Situated within the walls of a city." "intrepid", "intrepid (adj)Fearless and bold." "intricacy", "intricacy (n)Perplexity." "intricate", "intricate (adj)Difficult to follow or understand." "intrigue", "intrigue (n)A plot or scheme, usually complicated and intended to accomplish something by secret ways." "intrinsic", "intrinsic (adj)Inherent." "introductory", "introductory (adj)Preliminary." "introgression", "introgression (n)Entrance." "intromit", "intromit (v)To insert." "introspect", "introspect (v)To look into." "introspection", "introspection (n)The act of observing and analyzing one's own thoughts and feelings." "introversion", "introversion (n)The act of turning or directing inward, physically or mentally." "introvert", "introvert (v)To turn within." "intrude", "intrude (v)To come in without leave or license." "intrusion", "intrusion (n)The act of entering without warrant or invitation; encroachment." "intuition", "intuition (n)Instinctive knowledge or feeling." "inundate", "inundate (v)To fill with an overflowing abundance." "inundation", "inundation (n)Flood." "inure", "inure (v)To harden or toughen by use, exercise, or exposure." "invalid", "invalid (adj)Having no force, weight, or cogency." "invalid", "invalid (n)One who is disabled by illness or injury."
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