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Webster Dictionary :: Instanter

INSTANT'ER, adv. [L.] In law, immediately; at the present time; without delay. T...

Webster Dictionary :: Instantly

IN'STANTLY, adv. Immediately; without any intervening time; at the moment. Light...

Webster Dictionary :: Instar

INST`AR, v.t. [in and star.] To set or adorn with stars, or with brilliants. A g...

Webster Dictionary :: Instate

INSTA'TE, v.t. [in and state.] To set or place; to establish, as in a rank or co...

Webster Dictionary :: Instated

INSTA'TED, pp. Set or placed.

Webster Dictionary :: Instating

INSTA'TING, ppr. Setting or placing.

Webster Dictionary :: Instauration

INSTAURA'TION, n. [L. instauratio, instauro, to renew.] Renewal; repair; re-esta...

Webster Dictionary :: Instaurator

INSTAURA'TOR, n. One who renews or restores to a former condition.

Webster Dictionary :: Instead

INSTEAD, insted'. [a compound of in and stead, place; but stead retains its char...

Webster Dictionary :: Insteep

INSTEE'P, v.t. [in and steep.] To steep or soak; to drench; to macerate in moist...

Webster Dictionary :: Insteeped

INSTEE'PED, ppr. Steeped; soaked; drenched; lying under water.

Webster Dictionary :: Insteeping

INSTEE'PING, ppr. Steeping; soaking.

Webster Dictionary :: Instep

IN'STEP, n. [in and step.] The instep of the human foot, is the fore part of the...

Webster Dictionary :: Instigate

IN'STIGATE, v.t.[L. instigo; in and stigo, inusit; Gr. to prick.] To incite; to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Instigated

IN'STIGATED, pp. Incited or persuaded, as to evil.

Webster Dictionary :: Instigating

IN'STIGATING, ppr. Inciting; tempting to evil.

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