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Webster Dictionary :: Inthralled
INTHRALL'ED, pp. Enslaved; reduced to servitude.
Webster Dictionary :: Inthrall
INTHRALL', v.t. [in and thrall.] To enslave; to reduce to bondage or servitude; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Inthirst
INTHIRST, v.t. inthurst'. [in and thirst.] To make thirsty. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Intestine
INTEST'INE, a. [L. intestinus, from intus, within.] 1. Internal; inward; opposed...
Webster Dictionary :: Intestinal
INTEST'INAL, a. [from intestine.] Pertaining to the intestines of an animal body...
Webster Dictionary :: Intestate
INTEST'ATE, a. [L. intestatus; in and testatus,testor, to make a will.] 1. Dying...
Webster Dictionary :: Intestacy
INTEST'ACY, n. [from intestate.] The state of dying without making a will or dis...
Webster Dictionary :: Intestable
INTEST'ABLE, a. [L. intestabilis; in and testabilis; testis, a witness; testor, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Interwreathed
INTERWRE'ATHED, a. Woven into a wreath.
Webster Dictionary :: Interworking
INTERWORK'ING, n. The act of working together.
Webster Dictionary :: Interwish
INTERWISH', v.t. [inter and wish.] To wish mutually to each other. [Little used.
Webster Dictionary :: Interweaving
INTERWE'AVING, ppr. Weaving together. INTERWE'AVING , n. Intertexture.
Webster Dictionary :: Interweave
INTERWE'AVE, v.t. pret. interwove; pp. interwoven. [inter and weave.] 1. To weav...
Webster Dictionary :: Intervolving
INTERVOLV'ING, ppr. Involving one within another.
Webster Dictionary :: Intervolved
INTERVOLV'ED, pp. Involved one within another; wrapped together.
Webster Dictionary :: Intervolve
INTERVOLVE, v.t. intervolv'. [L. intervolvo; inter and volvo, to roll.] To invol...
