INHERENT, sticking fast in, cleaving, abiding in.
To INHERIT, to get by Inheritance or Possession.
INHERITANCE, a Perpetuity of Right in Lands and Tenements to a man and his Heirs.
INHERITRIX, a Female Heir.
INHERITOR, a Male Heir.
To INHIBIT, to prohibit, or forbid.
INHOLDER, one who keeps an Inn, an Innkeeper
INHOSPITABLE, not given to Hospitality; discourteous, uncivil, rude.
INHUMAN, void of Humanity, barbarous, cruel, savage.
INHUMANITY, Barbarity, Cruelty, Unkindness, Incivility.
To INHUME, to bury, or interr.
To INJECT, to cast or squirt in.
INJECTION, a casting or squirting in
INIMITABLE, that cannot be imitated.
To INJOIN, to require, to lay upon
INIQUITY, want of Equity, Injustice, Wickedness.
INITIAL, beginning.
To INITIATE, to instruct in the first Principles of any Art or Science, to admit into any Order or Faculty, to begin.
INJUDICIAL, not according to Judgment.
INJUDICIOUS, void of Judgment or Discretion
INJUNCTION, an enjoining, Command, or Order.
To INJURE, to abuse, indamage, or wrong.
INJURIOUS, hurtful, offensive, wrongful, against Right and Law.
INJURY, Abuse, Offence, Wrong.
INJUST, wrongful, offensive.
INJUSTICE, an unjust Act, unfair or hard dealing.
INK, Liquor for Writing.
INLAND, situate upon the main Land, or in the Heart of a Country far from the Sea.
To INLARGE, to make large, to discourse at large upon a Subject.
To INLAY, to set pieces of Wood or Metal curiously together.
INLET, an Entrance. or Passage into
To INLIGHTEN, to give light to.
To INLIST, to enter into the List of Soldiers.
INLISTED, entered as a Soldier.
INMATE, a Lodger.
INMOST, most inward.
INN, a publick House for the Entertainment of Travellers.
INNATE, inbred, natural.
INNAVIGABLE, that cannot be sailed on.
INNER, inward.
INNERMOST, the most inward.
INNOCENCE, INNOCENCY, Guiltlessness, Purity of Soul, Harmlessness.
INNOCENT, guiltless, inoffensive, harmless, silly, simple.
An INNOCENT, a half-witted Person, an Idiot.
INNOCENTS-DAY, the 28th of December, observed in Memory of Herod's Cruelty to innocent Children.
INNOVATION, a bringing in of new Customs or Opinions, Change, Alterations.
INNOXIOUS, hurtful.
INNS OF COURT, Four Houses, or Colleges, for the Entertainment of Students in Law, viz. Grays-Inn, Lincolns-Inn, the Inner and Middle Temples, to which was added the Out Temple.
INNS IN CHANCERY, Houses appointed for young Students in Law, Eight in Number, viz. Bernard's, Clement's, Clifford's, Furnival's, Lion's, New, Staples, and Thavy's Inn.
INNUMERABLE, numberless, not to be numbered
INOBSERVABLE, not to be observed, unworthy Observation
To INOCULATE, to graft in the Bud.
INOCULATION, is the grafting of the Bud of one Fruit Tree into the Stock of another.
INOFFENSIVE, that gives no Offence, harmless.
INOFFICIOUS, backward in doing any good Office, discourteous, disobliging.
INORDINATE, out of Order, extravagant, immoderate.
INQUEST, Search, Inquiry, esoecially that made by a Jury; also the Jury itself.
INQUIETUDE, Disquiet, Restlessness, Unquietness
INQUIRABLE, that may be inquired about, or searched into.
To INQUIRE, to ask, or demand, to examine, or inquire into.
INQUIRY, Search, asking, &c
INQUISITION, a diligent Search, or strict Examination, also a cruel Tribunal erected in Portugal and Spain for the Trial of Hereticks.
INQUISITIVE, desirous to know every thing, curious, prying
INQUISITOR, a Sheriff, a Coroner, also the Judge of the Spanish Inquisition.
To INRAGE, to put into a Rage, to make mad.
To INRICH, to make rich, to adorn, to imbellish
INROAD, the Invasion of a Country by Enemies.
To INROL, to set down in a Roll, to record.
INROLLMENT, an inrolling.
INSATIABLE, that cannot be satisfied with Meat or Drink, &c
INSATIATE, not satisfied, unsatisfied
INSATIETY, Unsatiableness.
To INSCRIBE, to write in or upon.
INSCRIPTION, a Title, Name, or Character written or engraved over any thing.
INSECT, any small living Creature that creeps or flies, as Worms, Flies, &c.
INSECURE, not secure, unsafe.
INSENSIBILITY, Senselessness, Foolishness.
INSENSIBLE, void of Sense.
INSEPARABLE, not to be separated, or parted.
To INSERT, to put or bring in.
INSERTION, a putting, planting, or grafting in.
INSERVICEABLE, unserviceable.
INSIDIOUS, insnaring, treacherous, deceitful.
INSIGHT, hint, light, knowledge of a Matter.
INSIGNIFICANCY, Unprofitableness, Vanity, of little Consideration.
INSIGNIFICANT, that signifies nothing, inconsiderable.