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Innerfamory, Innerfumery, Innerfummery, Innerwhumery,
Innerwhumery [ˈɪnərʍʌməri, MN. ˈɪnərfʌməri]
pn. Inverqhomery (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Inverqhomery (Aberdeenshire).
innocent,
innocent [ˈɪnəsənt]
adj. Innocent.
adj. Innocent.
inoculaation, inoculation, inoculaution, inoculawtion,
inoculation [ˈɪnək(j)uleʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]
n. An inoculation.
n. An inoculation.
inooth, inouth,
inouth [ɪnuθ]
adv. Within.
adv. Within.
anower, in_oor, innour, inower, in-ower, inowre,
inower [ɪnˈʌuər]
prep. In, inside, within. Over a fence or boundary into the space within.
adv. Inside, within.
adj. Bent in the back, round-shouldered and narrow-chested.
prep. In, inside, within. Over a fence or boundary into the space within.
adv. Inside, within.
adj. Bent in the back, round-shouldered and narrow-chested.
From in + ower.
enquire, injuiry, inquar, inquary, inquire, inquire$t, inquiry,
inquire [ənˈkwəir]
v. With at: to ask for information from someone or other source. With for: to ask about the health or welfare of someone.
pt. pp. inquire't, inquired
v. With at: to ask for information from someone or other source. With for: to ask about the health or welfare of someone.
pt. pp. inquire't, inquired
Compounds and phrases etc.
inquiry [ˈɪnkwɪrɪ]: An inquiry, an inquest.
inquiseetion, inquiseition,
inquiseetion [ˈɪnkwɪziʃən]
n. Inquisition.
n. Inquisition.
insec, inseck, insect,
insect [ˈɪnsɛk(t)]
n. An insect.
n. An insect.
inseedious,
inseedious [ɪnˈsidɪ(j)əs]
adj. Insidious.
adj. Insidious.
insense, insense$t, insensed, insensit,
insense [ˈɪnsɛns]
v. To cause to understand, explain, convince. With intae, intil, to drive a piece of knowledge into a person's head, to impress a fact upon, to enlighten.
pt. pp. insense't
v. To cause to understand, explain, convince. With intae, intil, to drive a piece of knowledge into a person's head, to impress a fact upon, to enlighten.
pt. pp. insense't