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Webster Dictionary :: Invertedly
INVERT'EDLY, adv. In a contrary or reversed order.
Webster Dictionary :: Inverted
INVERT'ED, pp. Turned to a contrary direction; turned upside down; changed in or...
Webster Dictionary :: Invertebrated
INVERT'EBRATED, a. Destitute of a back bone or vertebral chain. [See Vertebrated .]
Webster Dictionary :: Invertebral
INVERT'EBRAL, a. Destitute of vertebral column, as animals.
Webster Dictionary :: Invert
INVERT', v.t. [L.inverto; in and verto, to turn.] 1. To turn into a contrary dir...
Webster Dictionary :: Inversion
INVER'SION, n. [L. inversio. See Invert .] 1. Change of order, so that the last ...
Webster Dictionary :: Inversely
INVERSELY, adv. invers'ly. In an inverted order or manner; when more produces le...
Webster Dictionary :: Inverse
INVERSE, a. invers'. [L. inversus. See Invert .] Inverted; reciprocal. Inverse p...
Webster Dictionary :: Inventress
INVENT'RESS, n. [from invent.] A female that invents.
Webster Dictionary :: Inventory
IN'VENTORY, n. 1. An account, catalogue or schedule of all the goods and chattel...
Webster Dictionary :: Inventoried
IN'VENTORIED, pp. Inserted or registered in an inventory.
Webster Dictionary :: Inventorially
INVENTO'RIALLY, adv. In the manner of an inventory.
Webster Dictionary :: Inventor
INVENT'OR, n. One who finds out something new; one who contrives and produces an...
Webster Dictionary :: Inventive
INVENT'IVE, a. Able to invent; quick at contrivance; ready at expedients; as an ...
Webster Dictionary :: Invention
INVEN'TION, n. [L. inventio.] 1. The action or operation of finding out somethin...
Webster Dictionary :: Inventing
INVENT'ING, ppr. Finding out what was before unknown; devising or contriving som...
