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impone,
impone [ɪmˈpon]
v. To impose.
v. To impose.
importan, important,
import [ɪmˈpoːrt]
n. An import.
v. To import.
n. An import.
v. To import.
Compounds and phrases etc.
important [ɪmˈpoːrtənt]: Important.
impose, imposeetion, imposeition,
impose [ɪmˈpoːz]
v. To impose.
v. To impose.
Compounds and phrases etc.
imposeetion [ɪmˈpoːziʃən]: An imposition.
imposin: imposing.
imposin: imposing.
impreeve, impreevement, impreeven, imprieve, imprieven, impruive, impruivement, impruiven, impruiwe, impruiwen, impruv, impruve, impruven,
impruive [ɪmˈprøːv, N. ɪmˈpriːv]
v. To improve, to make better, to turn to advantage.
pt. pp. impruived
pp. impruiven [ɪmˈprøːvən, N. ɪmˈpriːvən]
v. To improve, to make better, to turn to advantage.
pt. pp. impruived
pp. impruiven [ɪmˈprøːvən, N. ɪmˈpriːvən]
Compounds and phrases etc.
impruivement: Improvement.
impit, impute,
impute [ɪmˈp(j)ut]
v. To impute.
pt. imputit
pp. impute
v. To impute.
pt. imputit
pp. impute
himps, impse, imse, imse$t, imsed,
imse [I.Ork. ɪms]
v. Move, get going, be excited. To excite oneself, to get flurried.
pt. pp. imse't adj. Agitated, flurried.
v. Move, get going, be excited. To excite oneself, to get flurried.
pt. pp. imse't adj. Agitated, flurried.
än, en, i, i$, in, ïn, in$t, in_o, inairt, inart, inmaist, inna, inner, innerlie, innerly, innin, inno, ino, in-o, int, inwart, inwarts, onno, ono, oots-and-ins, oots-an-ins,
in [ɪn]
may be contracted to i' before consonants in colloquial speech.
n. An entrance, a way in, an invitation or permission to enter.
prep. In. With verbs of motion: into. After verbs of motion: along a road, by way of, towards the speaker or some point of reference. Of place, position: on, upon, along. Of something suspended: on, down from. Of time: during, in the course of, on, at. Engaged in, occupied with.
adv. In. Of motion: to come or go in, to enter. Of putting, pushing etc., followed by wi: to put, push, shove in. Of a gathering, meeting etc.: assembled, going on, in session. Of land: under crop, ploughed and sown. With verbs of speaking and some words denoting quietly: under one's breath, in a whisper
comp. inner
superl. inmaist, innermaist
v. To bring the harvest in from the field to the stackyard.
may be contracted to i' before consonants in colloquial speech.
n. An entrance, a way in, an invitation or permission to enter.
prep. In. With verbs of motion: into. After verbs of motion: along a road, by way of, towards the speaker or some point of reference. Of place, position: on, upon, along. Of something suspended: on, down from. Of time: during, in the course of, on, at. Engaged in, occupied with.
adv. In. Of motion: to come or go in, to enter. Of putting, pushing etc., followed by wi: to put, push, shove in. Of a gathering, meeting etc.: assembled, going on, in session. Of land: under crop, ploughed and sown. With verbs of speaking and some words denoting quietly: under one's breath, in a whisper
comp. inner
superl. inmaist, innermaist
v. To bring the harvest in from the field to the stackyard.
innerly [ˈɪnərlɪ]
adj. In-lying, not exposed, in the interior of a district. Of land: fertile. Sociable, of a neighbourly disposition, intimate, kindly, sympathetic, affectionate, friendly.
adj. In-lying, not exposed, in the interior of a district. Of land: fertile. Sociable, of a neighbourly disposition, intimate, kindly, sympathetic, affectionate, friendly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
innin: An entrance, introduction, friendly reception.
in it: In it, contracted in't.
in o: In, into, inside.
inwart, inart: Inwards.
no in: Not in, daydreaming.
oots-and-ins: Hairpins.
in it: In it, contracted in't.
in o: In, into, inside.
inwart, inart: Inwards.
no in: Not in, daydreaming.
oots-and-ins: Hairpins.
Eena, Eenie, Ina,
Ina [inə, aenə]
n. Used as a personal name formed from the dim. of Georgina, Alexandrina and Andrina etc.
dim. Eenie
n. Used as a personal name formed from the dim. of Georgina, Alexandrina and Andrina etc.
dim. Eenie
inbös, inbu, inbui, inbuis, inbus,
inbui [I.Sh. ɪnˈbø ɪnˈbu]
n. A welcome, a kindly or hospitable reception.
pl. inbuis
v. To welcome, greet hospitably.
n. A welcome, a kindly or hospitable reception.
pl. inbuis
v. To welcome, greet hospitably.
emby, inbae, in-bae, inbi, inby, in-by, inbye, in-bye,
inby [ˈɪnˈbae]
adv. With verbs of motion: from outside to inside, closer towards oneself, from an outer to an inner part of a house or a room, towards the fire etc., from the coast inland. Inside, within, in the inner part of a house or farm etc., indoors, at someone's house.
adj. Inner, in the interior. Lying close at hand.
prep. Close to, beside, by way of, in the neighbourhood of.
adv. With verbs of motion: from outside to inside, closer towards oneself, from an outer to an inner part of a house or a room, towards the fire etc., from the coast inland. Inside, within, in the inner part of a house or farm etc., indoors, at someone's house.
adj. Inner, in the interior. Lying close at hand.
prep. Close to, beside, by way of, in the neighbourhood of.