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Webster Dictionary :: Infeasibleness

INFE'ASIBLENESS, n. s as z. [from infeasible.] Impracticability; the quality of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Infect

INFECT', v.t. [L. inficio,infectus; in and facio.] 1. To taint with disease; to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Infected

INFECT'ED, pp. Tainted with noxious matter; corrupted by poisonous exhalations; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Infecter

INFECT'ER, n. He or that which infects.

Webster Dictionary :: Infecting

INFECT'ING, ppr. Tainting; corrupting.

Webster Dictionary :: Infection

INFEC'TION, n. [L. inficio.] The act of infecting, or the act by which poisonous...

Webster Dictionary :: Infectious

INFEC'TIOUS, a. Having qualities that may taint, or communicate disease to; as a...

Webster Dictionary :: Infectiously

INFEC'TIOUSLY, adv. by infection.

Webster Dictionary :: Infectiousness

INFEC'TIOUSNESS, n. The quality of being infectious, or capable of communicating...

Webster Dictionary :: Infective

INFECT'IVE, a. Having the quality of communicating disease or taint from one to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Infecund

INFE'CUND, a. [L. infoecundus; in and foecundus, prolific.] Unfruitful; not prod...

Webster Dictionary :: Infecundity

INFECUND'ITY, n. [L. infoecunditas.] Unfruitfulness; barrenness.

Webster Dictionary :: Infelicity

INFELIC'ITY, n. [L. infelicitas. See Felicity .] Unhappiness; misfortune. 1. Unf...

Webster Dictionary :: Infeoff

INFEOFF. [See Enfeoff .]

Webster Dictionary :: Infer

INFER', v.t. [L. infero; in and fero, to bear or produce.] 1. Literally, to brin...

Webster Dictionary :: Inferable

INFER'ABLE, a. That may be inferred or deduced from premises.

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