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ineetiate, ineitiate,
ineetiate [ɪnˈiʃɪet]
v. To initiate.
infeck, infeckin, infeckit, infect, infectin, infectit,
infect [ˈɪnfɛk(t)]
v. To infect.
pt. pp. infectit
Compounds and phrases etc.
infectin [ˈɪnfɛk(t)ɪn]: Infecting.
infection: Infection.
infective: Infectious.
infectiveness: Infectiousness.
inferior,
inferior [ɪnˈfɛrɪər]
adj. Inferior.
infest, infestit,
infest [ɪnˈfɛst]
v. To infest.
pt. pp. infestit
Compounds and phrases etc.
infestation: Infestation.
inflic, inflick, inflict,
inflict [ɪnˈflɪk(t)]
v. To inflict.
enfluence, influence, inflyuance,
influence [ɪnˈfluəns]
v. To influence.
infaise, infeese, infuise,
infuise [ɪmˈfjøːz, jyːz, I. ɪmˈføːz, C. jɪmˈfeːz, MN. ɪmˈfiːz]
v. To infuse. To brew tea.
engin, engins, grice-ingans, gryce-ingans, imging, ingan, ingans, ingin, inginin, inginn, inginns, ingins, inginz, inyin,
ingan [ˈɪŋən]
n. An onion.
pl. ingans
Compounds and phrases etc.
grice-ingans: I.Sh. The vernal squill Scilla verna.
engine, enjain, ingeen, ingine, ingyne,
ingine [ˈɪndʒəin]
n. Natural cleverness, ability, wit, genius, ingenuity. An intellect, a clever mind, a person of ability.
engeen, ingin, ingine, ingineer, ingineerin, ingineir, ingineirin, injin, injineer, injineerin, injun,
ingine [ˈɪndʒɪn]
n. An engine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ingineer [ˈɪndʒɪniːr]: An engineer.
ingineerin [ˈɪndʒɪniːrɪn]: Engineering.
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