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INSTEAD, insted'. [a compound of in and stead, place; but stead retains its char...
INSTEE'P, v.t. [in and steep.] To steep or soak; to drench; to macerate in moist...
INSTEE'PED, ppr. Steeped; soaked; drenched; lying under water.
INSTEE'PING, ppr. Steeping; soaking.
IN'STEP, n. [in and step.] The instep of the human foot, is the fore part of the...
IN'STIGATE, v.t.[L. instigo; in and stigo, inusit; Gr. to prick.] To incite; to ...
IN'STIGATED, pp. Incited or persuaded, as to evil.
IN'STIGATING, ppr. Inciting; tempting to evil.
INSTIGA'TION, n. Incitement, as to evil or wickedness; the act of encouraging to...
IN'STIGATOR, n. One who incites another to an evil act; a tempter. 1. That which...
INSTILL', v.t. [L. instillo; in and stillo, to drop.] 1. To infuse by drops. 2. ...
INSTILLA'TION, n. [L. instillatio.] The act of infusing by drops or by small qua...
INSTILL'ED, pp. Infused by drops or by slow degrees.
INSTILL'ER, n. He that instills.
INSTILL'ING, ppr. Infusing by drops or by slow degrees.
INSTILL'MENT, n. Any thing instilled.