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Webster Dictionary :: Irenarch

I'RENARCH, n. [Gr.] An officer formerly employed in the Greek empire, to preserv...

Webster Dictionary :: Iridescence

IRIDES'CENCE, n. Exhibition of colors like those of the rainbow.

Webster Dictionary :: Iridescent

IRIDES'CENT, a. [from iris.] Having colors like the rainbow.

Webster Dictionary :: Iridium

IRID'IUM, n. [from iris.] A metal of a whitish color, not malleable, found in th...

Webster Dictionary :: Iris

I'RIS, n. plu. irises. [L. iris, iridis, the rainbow.] 1. The rainbow. 2. An app...

Webster Dictionary :: Irisated

I'RISATED, a. Exhibiting the prismatic colors; resembling the rainbow.

Webster Dictionary :: Irised

I'RISED, a. Containing colors like those of the rainbow.

Webster Dictionary :: Irish

I'RISH, a. Pertaining to Ireland. I'RISH , n. A native of Ireland. 1. The langua...

Webster Dictionary :: Irishism

I'RISHISM, n. A mode of speaking peculiar to the Irish.

Webster Dictionary :: Irk

IRK, v.t. urk. To weary; to give pain to; used only impersonally; as, it irketh ...

Webster Dictionary :: Irksome

IRK'SOME, a. Wearisome; tedious; tiresome; giving uneasiness; used of something ...

Webster Dictionary :: Irksomely

IRK'SOMELY, adv. In a wearisome or tedious manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Irksomeness

IRK'SOMENESS, n. Tediousness; wearisomeness.

Webster Dictionary :: Iron

IRON, n. i'urn, or i'rn. [L. ferrum, for herrum. The radical elements of this wo...

Webster Dictionary :: Iron-clay

I'RON-CLAY, n. A substance intermediate between basalt and wacky, of a reddish b...

Webster Dictionary :: Ironed

I'RONED, pp. Smoothed with an iron; shackled; armed with iron.

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