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Webster Dictionary :: Interposure

INTERPO'SURE, n. Interposal. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Interpret

INTER'PRET, v.t. [L. interpretor, from interpres.] 1. To explain the meaning or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Interpretable

INTER'PRETABLE, a. That may be interpreted or explained.

Webster Dictionary :: Interpretation

INTERPRETA'TION, n. [L. interpretatio.] 1. The act of interpreting; explanation ...

Webster Dictionary :: Interpretative

INTER'PRETATIVE, a. Collected or known by interpretation. An interpretative sidi...

Webster Dictionary :: Interpretatively

INTER'PRETATIVELY, adv. As may be collected by interpretation.

Webster Dictionary :: Interpreted

INTER'PRETED, pp. Explained; expounded.

Webster Dictionary :: Interpreter

INTER'PRETER, n. One that explains or expounds; an expositor; as an interpreter ...

Webster Dictionary :: Interpreting

INTER'PRETING, ppr. Explaining; expounding; translating.

Webster Dictionary :: Interpunction

INTERPUNC'TION, n. [L. interpunctio, interpungo; inter and pungo, to point.] The...

Webster Dictionary :: Interregnum

INTERREG'NUM, n. [L. inter and regnum, rule or reign.] The time in which a thron...

Webster Dictionary :: Interreign

INTERREIGN, n. interra'ne. An interregnum, or vacancy of the throne.

Webster Dictionary :: Interrer

INTER'RER, n. [from inter.] One that inters or buries.

Webster Dictionary :: Interrex

IN'TERREX, n. [L. inter and rex, king.] A regent; a magistrate that governs duri...

Webster Dictionary :: Interrogate

INTER'ROGATE, v.t. [L. interrogo; inter and rogo, to ask.] To question; to exami...

Webster Dictionary :: Interrogated

INTER'ROGATED, pp. Examined by questions.

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