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Webster Dictionary :: Interluder
IN'TERLUDER, n. One that performs in an interlude.
Webster Dictionary :: Interlude
IN'TERLUDE, n. [L. inter and ludus, play.] An entertainment exhibited on the sta...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlucent
INTERLU'CENT, a. [L. interlucens; inter and luceo, to shine.] Shining between.
Webster Dictionary :: Interlucation
INTERLUCA'TION, n. The act of thinning a wood to let in light.
Webster Dictionary :: Interlucate
INTERLU'CATE, v.t. To let in light by cutting away branches of trees.
Webster Dictionary :: Interloping
INTERLO'PING, ppr. Interfering wrongfully.
Webster Dictionary :: Interloper
INTERLO'PER, n. One who runs into business to which he has no right; one who int...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlope
INTERLO'PE, v.i. [inter and Eng. to leap. See Leap .] To run between parties and...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlocutory
INTERLOC'UTORY, a. 1. Consisting of dialogue. There are several interlocutory di...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlocutor
INTERLOC'UTOR, n. [L. interloquor, supra.] 1. One who speaks in dialogue; a dial...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlocution
INTERLOCU'TION, n. [L. interlocutio; inter and locutio, loquor, to speak.] 1. Di...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlocation
INTERLOCA'TION, n. A placing between; interposition.
Webster Dictionary :: Interlinking
INTERLINK'ING, ppr. Connecting by uniting links; joining.
Webster Dictionary :: Interlinked
INTERLINK'ED, pp. Connected by union of links; joined.
Webster Dictionary :: Interlink
INTERLINK', v.t. [inter and link.] To connect by uniting links; to join one chai...
Webster Dictionary :: Interlining
INTERLI'NING, ppr. Writing between lines already written or printed. INTERLI'NIN...
