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IMP a preface INDIFFERENT ordinary INDIGEST disordered INDITE to invite, to convict INDUCTION introduction, beginning INDURANCE delay INGRAFT to engraff, engrafted INHERIT to possess INHOOPED penned up in hoops INKHORN-MATE a contemptuous term for a man of learning INKLE narrow tape INLAND civilized, well-educated INLY inward INLY inwardly INQUISITION enquiry INSCONCE to arm, fortify INSTANCE example, information, reason, proof INTENDING regarding INTENDMENT intention INTENTIVELY attentively INTERESSED allied INTERMISSION pause, delay INTRENCHMENT not capable of being cut INTRINSE intricate INTRINSICATE intricate INVENTION imagination INWARD an intimate friend INWARDNESS intimacy IRREGULOUS lawless, licentious ITERATION reiteration |
