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Inchkeith,
Inchkeith [ˈɪnʃkiθ]
pn. Inchkeith. (Firth of Forth)
pn. Inchkeith. (Firth of Forth)
incident [ˈɪnsɪdənt]
adj. Arising incidentally in the course of a legal action. Incidental.
adj. Arising incidentally in the course of a legal action. Incidental.
incline [ɪnˈkləin]
v. To bend the body forward.
v. To bend the body forward.
inclose [ɪnˈkloːz]
v. leg. To shut the jury in a retiring room for consideration of the verdict.
pt. inclosed
v. leg. To shut the jury in a retiring room for consideration of the verdict.
pt. inclosed
include, inclyude,
include [ɪnˈklud]
v. To enclose, shut in, contain.
v. To enclose, shut in, contain.
exclude
v. To shut out, debar.
pt. excludit pp. exclude
v. To shut out, debar.
pt. excludit pp. exclude
incam, income, incomer, incomin, incumer, incumin, incummin,
income [ɪnˈkʌm]
n. Entrance, advent, arrival or coming in of weather or natural phenomena. A new-comer, new arrival. An illness or infirmity not due to any apparent external cause, often applied to a swelling, abscess, boil or other festering sore.
v. To come in, enter.
n. Entrance, advent, arrival or coming in of weather or natural phenomena. A new-comer, new arrival. An illness or infirmity not due to any apparent external cause, often applied to a swelling, abscess, boil or other festering sore.
v. To come in, enter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
incomer [ɪnˈkʌmər]: An incomer, a stranger, an immigrant, implying an intruder.
incomin [ɪnˈkʌmɪn]: Incoming, ensuing. Newly arrived, succeeding in a tenancy or post etc.
incomin [ɪnˈkʌmɪn]: Incoming, ensuing. Newly arrived, succeeding in a tenancy or post etc.
incre [ˈɪŋkər]
adj. arch. Earnest, ardent.
adj. arch. Earnest, ardent.
incraise, increase, increise, incres,
increase [ɪnˈkris, ɪnˈkres]
v. To increase.
v. To increase.
ind, inde, indit,
ind [ɪnd]
n. arch. Indigo. A blue dye.
n. arch. Indigo. A blue dye.
indit
adj. Dyed blue.
adj. Dyed blue.
indeegent,
indeegent [ɪnˈdidʒɛnt]
adj. Indigent.
adj. Indigent.