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internal [ɪnˈtɛrnəl]
adj. Of or situated on the inside.
adj. Of or situated on the inside.
interpel, interpell,
interpell [ˈɪntəpɛl]
v. leg. To prohibit, prevent.
v. leg. To prohibit, prevent.
interpone,
interpone [ˈɪntərpon]
v. leg. Of a court or judge: to interpone one's authority to. To intervene so as to prevent something.
v. leg. Of a court or judge: to interpone one's authority to. To intervene so as to prevent something.
interpret [ɪnˈtɛrprət]
v. To explain the meaning of (information or actions).
v. To explain the meaning of (information or actions).
Compounds and phrases etc.
interpretation:The action of explaining the meaning of something.
tarragat, tarragatin, tarragattin,
interrogate [ɪnˈtɛrəɡet]
also col. tarragat [ˈtarəgat]
v. To question strictly and persistently. col. To tease, torment with questions, to pester.
also col. tarragat [ˈtarəgat]
v. To question strictly and persistently. col. To tease, torment with questions, to pester.
Compounds and phrases etc.
interrogation: nquiry, questioning.
tarragattin: Tormenting, taunting.
tarragattin: Tormenting, taunting.
interrup, interrupt, interruption,
interrupt [ˈɪntərəp(t)]
v. To interrupt.
v. To interrupt.
Compounds and phrases etc.
interruption [ˈɪntərəpʃən]: An interuption.
interval,
interval [ˈɪntərvəl]
n. An interval.
n. An interval.
eetimation, intimaation, intimate, intimation, intimatit, intimaution, intimawtion, intimeit,
intimate [ˈɪntəmet]
v. To intimate.
pt. intimatit
pp. intimat [ˈɪntəmət]
v. To intimate.
pt. intimatit
pp. intimat [ˈɪntəmət]
Compounds and phrases etc.
intimation [ˈɪntəmeʃən, arch., -ɑːʃən]: A formal notification or announcement.
intonaation, intonation, intonaution, intonawtion,
intonation [ˈɪntɪneʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]
n. Intonation.
n. Intonation.
intoxicate [ɪnˈtɔksɪket]
v. To poison with alcohol or drugs.
pt. intoxicatit pp. intoxicate adj. Drunk, high on drugs, posened.
v. To poison with alcohol or drugs.
pt. intoxicatit pp. intoxicate adj. Drunk, high on drugs, posened.