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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

Disclaimer: our Thesaurus is a guide only to the words in the Glossary, and not an account of the way these words might be used elsewhere in the canon, or in Early Modern English as a whole. For example, we include Shakespeare’s use of mother to mean 'womanish qualities', but not in its ordinary sense of 'parent'. You can read more background about the thesaurus here.

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Search letter i 1169 items found

ice, made of

candied (adj.)

icy

bleak (adj.),congealed (adj.)

idea

conceit (n.),image (n.),project (n.),stuff (n.),surmise (n.)

idea, conceive an

idea, fix an

idea, perverse

idea, working

ideal

full (adj.),princess (n.)

ideas, full of wild

fantastical (adj.)

ideas, present

suggest (v.)

identical

indifferent (adj.),self (adj.),self-born (adj.),twinned (adj.)

identically

like (adv.)

identify

unfold (v.)

identity

like (n.),shape (n.)

identity, lose one's sense of

identity, real

idiocy

idiosyncrasy

idiot

ape (n.),calf (n.),malthorse, malt-horse (n./adj.),nod (n.),sheep (n.),sot (n.)

idiot, congenital

idiot, gaping

idiot, like an

idiot, senile

idiot, worthless

idiotic

fool-begged (adj.),goose (adj.)

idiotically

natural (adv.)

idle

causeless (adj.),empty (adj.),lost (adj.),lurk (v.),unexecuted (adj.),vain (adj.),vain (n.)

idle, stay

idle away

idle muser

idle talk

idleness

dalliance (n.),ease (n.)

idler

loiterer (n.)

idly spend

trifle (v.)

idolatry, loving to the point of

superstitious (adj.)

idolize

deify (v.),dote on / upon (v.),god (v.)

ignite

fire (v.)

ignite again

new-fire (v.)

ignoble

humble (adj.),jaded (adj.),low-spirited (adj.),unnoble (adj.),worthless (adj.)

ignominious

inglorious (adj.),unconsidered (adj.),vile, vild (adj.)

ignominiously

basely (adv.)

ignominy

ignomy (n.)

ignoramus

buzzard (n.),dullard (n.),ignorance (n.)

ignorance, example of

ignorance (n.)

ignorance, in

unexperienced (adj.)

ignorance, keep in

ignorant (adj.)

ignorance, uncivilized

barbarism (n.)

ignorant

gross (adj.),idle-headed (adj.),lewd (adj.),rude (adj.),simple (adj.),skill-less, skilless (adj.),unbookish (adj.),unconfirmed (adj.),unintelligent (adj.),unskilful (adj.)

ignorant, plainly

palpable-gross (adj.)

ignorant being

inconsiderate (n.)

ignorantly

unskilfully (adv.)

ignore

balk, baulk (v.),pass (v.),shorten (v.),skip (v.),sleep upon (v.),wink at (v.)

ignore, not

wait on / upon (v.)

ill, fall

sick (v.)

ill, fallen

stomach-qualmed (adj.)

ill, think

misthink (v.)

ill effect, to

ill (adv.)

ill humour

curstness (n.),distemper (n.)

ill of, thought

misthought (adj.)

ill repute, bring into

scandal (v.),slander (v.)

ill repute, brought into

ill through excess

ill will, bear

ill will, of

ill will, regard with

ill-boding

ill-bred

ill-considered

ill-educated

illegal

crooked (adj.),untitled (adj.),warrant, out of

illegitimacy, condition of

bastardy (n.)

illegitimate

bastard (adj.),false (adj.),misbegot (adj.),misbegotten (adj.),miscreate (adj.),sinister (adj.),unfathered (adj.)

illegitimately

indirectly (adv.),unnaturally (adv.)

ill-equipped

ill-fated

ill-gotten

ill-humoured

illicitly trade

illiterate

ill-judged

ill-mannered

lewd (adj.),unmannered (adj.)

ill-mannered fellow

Jack (n.)

ill-matched

misgraffed (adj.)

illness

bedrid, bed-rid, bedred (adj.),cause (n.),distemper (n.),evil (n.),ill (n.),infirmity (n.)

illness, mental

disease (n.)

ill-repute, house of

picked-hatch, pickt-hatch (n.),stew (n.)

ill-temper

melancholy (n.)

ill-tempered

cross (adj.),fretful (adj.),peevish (adj.)

ill-timed

season, out of (adj./adv.),timeless (adj.)

illuminate

engild (v.),enlighten (v.),gild (v.), past forms gilt, gilded,illume (v.),overshine, over-shine (v.)

illuminated

shining (adj.)

illumination, festival

triumph (n.)

illumination, send spiritual

lighten (v.)

ill-use

harry (v.)

ill-used

grieved (adj.)

illusion

falsehood (n.),phantasma (n.),shadow (n.),trifle (n.),wile (n.)

illusory

deceivable (adj.),fantastical (adj.)

illustrate

example (v.),infer (v.),muster (v.)

illustrated

exampled (adj.)

illustration

instance (n.)

illustrious

honourable (adj.),illustrate (adj.)

ill-will

envy (n.),malice (n.),spite (n.),unkindness (n.)

ill-will, with no

frankly (adv.)

image

counterfeit (n.),effigy (n.),emblem (n.),expressure (n.),face (n.),figure (n.),form (n.),map (n.),model (n.),module (n.),picture (n.),pressure (n.),print (n.),reflex (n.),semblance (n.),shadow (n.)

image, conjure up a bad

spell backward

image, impressed

form (n.)

image, maintain a defiant

outface (v.)

image, make a permanent

image, recognizable

image, reflected

image, spurious

image, unreal

shade (n.),shadow (n.)

image of a statesman

state-statue (n.)

imaginable, all

imagined (adj.)

imaginary

fantastical (adj.),insubstantial (adj.)

imaginary, not

substantial (adj.)

imaginary case

conjecture (n.)

imaginary terror

bug (n.)

imagination

conceit (n.),conceiving (n.),fancy (n.),fancy (n.),fantasy (n.),fantasy (n.),invention (n.),invention (n.),supposing (n.),thought (n.)

imagination, inventive

pregnancy (n.)

imagination, of the

imaginary (adj.),imagined (adj.)

imaginative

fantastical (adj.),imaginary (adj.),shaping (adj.)

imagine

apprehend (v.),conceit (v.),conceive (v.),conject (v.),devise (v.),feign (v.),propose (v.),surmise (v.),think for (v.),trow (v.)

imagined

fantastic (adj.),supposed (adj.),surmised (adj.)

imagining

conceit (n.),conception (n.),fancy (n.),fantasy (n.),figure (n.),imagination (n.),motion (n.),surmise (n.),surmise (n.)

imbibing

potting (n.)

imbue

infuse (v.),possess (v.),season (v.)

imbue to excess

overleaven, over-leaven (v.)

imitate

affect (v.),counterfeit (v.),follow (v.),mock (v.),take out (v.),trace (v.)

imitate as if in a play

pageant (v.)

imitated

counterfeited (adj.)

imitating, always behind in

tardy-apish (adj.)

imitation

mocking (n.),picture (n.),shadow (n.)

imitation, false

counterfeit (n.)

imitation coin

counter, compter (n.)

imitative, stupidly

apish (adj.)

imitator

ape (n.)

immaculate

point-device, point-devise (adj.)

immaterial

incorporal (adj.)

immature

green (adj.),tender (adj.),unblown (adj.),unripe (adj.),unseasoned (adj.),young (adj.)

immaturely

rawly (adv.)

immaturity

blade (n.)

immeasurable

comptless,sumless (adj.),uncomprehensive (adj.)

immeasurableness

past-proportion (n.)

immediate

direct (adj.),extant (adj.),instant (adj.),present (adj.),sudden (adj.)

immediate moment

present (n.)

immediate possession

possession (n.)

immediate reaction

start (n.)

immediately

betime (adv.),by and by (adv.),directly (adv.),first, at,hand, out of,incessantly (adv.),incontinent (adv.),incontinently (adv.),instant (adv.),moment, on the,new (adv.),present, on the,presently (adv.),ripely (adv.),straight (adv.),suddenly (adv.)

immediately afterwards

neck of, in the (prep.)

immediately operating

rash (adj.)

immediately raisable

instant (adj.)

immense

hugy (adj.),innumerable (adj.),vasty (adj.)

immensity

infinite (n.),vastidity (n.),vasture (n.)

immerse

drench (v.)

immersed

indrenched (adj.),insteeped (adj.)

imminent

instant (adj.),present (adj.),towards (adv.)

immobile

numb (adj.)

immoderate

hyperbolical (adj.),immodest (adj.),inordinate (adj.),intemperate (adj.),superfluous (adj.),unproportioned (adj.)

immoderate living

repletion (n.),superfluity (n.)

immodest

bold (adj.),dishonest (adj.),impudent (adj.),unstaid (adj.)

immoral

graceless (adj.),ill (adj.),light (adj.),loose (adj.),vicious (adj.)

immorality

dishonesty (n.),foulness (n.),levity (n.),licence (n.),naught, nought (n.)

immorally

naughtily (adv.)

immortal

divine (adj.),eternal (adj.)

immortalize

canonize (v.),eternize (v.)

immovable

irremovable (adj.),true-fixed (adj.),unremovable (adj.)

immovably

immune to fever

immunity

immutable

impact, forceful

impact, have an

impair

impaired

crazed (adj.),unwholesome (adj.)

impale

broach (v.),empierce (v.),enpearce, enpierce (v.),toss (v.)

impaling

spitting (adj.)

imparing

gift (n.)

impart

break (v.),inform (v.),partake (v.)

impartial

indifferent (adj.),unpartial (adj.)

impartiality

equity (n.),indifferency (n.)

impartially

equally (adv.),indifferently (adv.)

imparting

donation (n.)

impassioned

eager (adj.),passionate (adj.)

impassive

cold (adj.),sober-blooded (adj.),still (adj.)

impatience

fretting (n.)

impatience [expression of]

come (v.),hum (v.)

impatient

quick (adj.)

impatient when questioned

unquestionable (adj.)

impeach

appeach (v.),appeal (v.),peach (v.)

impede

bind up (v.),clog (v.),enclog (v.),hamper (v.),rub (v.),stop (v.),wall (v.)

impediment

bar (n.),embarquement (n.),impeachment (n.),obstruct (n.),rub (n.),rubbing (n.)

impediments, with

barful (adj.)

impel

beat (v.),provoke (v.),urge (v.)

impelled

winged (adj.)

impending

instant (adj.),present (adj.),toward (adv.)

impending evil

imminence (n.)

impenetrability

proof (n.)

impenetrable

brassy (adj.),brazen (adj.),endless (adj.),proof (adj.),sightless (adj.)

imperative

instant (adj.)

imperfect

divided (adj.),half-faced (adj.),half-faced (adj.),rough (adj.),unperfect (adj.)

imperfection

unperfectness (n.)

imperfectly

ill (adv.),lamely (adv.),rudely (adv.)

imperial

imperious, emperious (adj.)

imperial personage

imperial (n.)

imperil

danger (v.),jump (v.),touch (v.)

imperious

high-minded (adj.),overgreat, over-great (adj.),peremptory (adj.),surly (adj.)

imperishable

brazen (adj.)

impersonate

pageant (v.),pass (v.),stand (v.),usurp (v.)

impersonator

ape (n.)

impertinence

sauciness (n.)

impertinent

malapert (adj.),unreverend (adj.)

impertinent youth

princox (n.)

impervious

proof (adj.),proof (adj.)

impetuosity

spleen (n.)

impetuous

eager (adj.),hasty (adj.),impiteous (adj.),lavish (adj.),rash (adj.),sudden (adj.),violent (adj.)

impetuous way

impetuously

impish

implacable

implacably

implant

graft (v.),infix (v.)

implanted, firmly

ingrafted, engrafted (adj.),settled (adj.)

implement

engine (n.),engine (n.),execute (v.),utensil (n.)

implement, freedom to

franchise (n.)

implement for piercing

bodkin (n.)

implementation

infliction (n.)

implore

charm (v.),cry (v.),woo (v.)

implores , one who

implorator (n.)

imploring

importuned (adj.),petitionary (adj.)

imply

infer (v.),intend (v.),pretend (v.)

impolite

rude (adj.),sinister (adj.),ungentle (adj.)

import

carriage (n.),charge (n.),concernancy (n.),effect (n.),importance (n.),matter (n.),moral (n.),portend (v.),pretend (v.)

import, full of

importing (adj.)

importance

article (n.),consequence (n.),import (n.),importancy (n.),importment (n.),moment (n.),pith (n.),poise (n.),price (n.),quality (n.)

importance, be of

concern (v.),import (v.),skill (v.),stand upon (v.)

importance, with matters of

importantly (adv.)

important

dear (adj.),deep (adj.),grave (adj.),great (adj.),high (adj.),huge (adj.),mighty (adj.),profound (adj.),serious (adj.)

important, be

important, less

important matter

important way, in an

importunate

importuning

soliciting (n.),suing (adj.)

importunity

impose

impose a penalty

impose a tax

impose on

imposed

imposed contribution

imposed duty

imposed penalty

imposition

impose (n.),thrusting on (n.)

impossible

endless (adj.),unpossible (adj.)

impossible to associate with

insociable (adj.)

impossible to hope for

hopeless (adj.)

impossible to pick out

undistinguishable (adj.)

impostor

counterfeit (n.),faitour, faitor (n.),imposture (n.)

imposture

empiricutic (n./adj.)

impotent

unable (adj.),ungenerative (adj.),ungenitured (adj.)

impound

arrest (v.)

impoverish

beggar (v.),beggar (v.),spoil (v.),undo (v.)

impoverished

beggared (adj.),beggarly (adj.),decayed (adj.)

imprecation

execration (n.)

impress

put (v.),stamp (v.)

impress [as a stamp on a coin]

press (v.)

impressed, be

like (v.)

impressed image

form (n.)

impression

belief (n.),conception (n.),dint (n.),impress (n.),impressure (n.),mocking (n.),persuasion (n.),pressure (n.),stamp (n.),suppose (n.)

impression, give an affected

mince (v.)

impression, make an

stamp (v.),take (v.)

impression, stamped

print (n.)

impression made on a coin

stamp (n.)

impressionable

apt (adj.),comptible (adj.)

impressive

brave (adj.),solemn (adj.)

impressive sounding

large (adj.)

imprint

impress (v.),impressure (n.),press (v.),print (n.),stamp (n.)

imprinted

stamped (adj.)

imprinted shape

form (n.)

imprison

captivate (v.),clap up (v.),commit (v.),enclose (v.),prison (v.)

imprisoned

pent (adj.),thralled (adj.)

imprisoning

captive (adj.),retentive (adj.)

imprisonment

durance (n.),limbo patrum,prisonment (n.),restraint (n.),sequestration (n.),ward (n.)

improbable

unlike (adj.)

impromptu

extemporal (n.),extemporally (adv.)

impromptu composition

fancy (n.)

improper

canon, from the,immodest (adj.),lewd (adj.),loose (adj.),naught, nought (adj.),unmeet (adj.),untoward (adj.)

improper, extremely

improper conduct

improper licence

improper use

improperly

amiss (adv.),unmannerly (adv.),unproperly (adv.)

improperly behave

misdemean (v.)

improperly formed

indigested (adj.)

impropriety

misuse (n.)

improve

amend (v.),gain (v.),husband (v.),mend (v.),piece (v.)

improved

mended (adj.)

improvement

amendment (n.),profit (n.),redress (n.)

improvement in health

amends (n.)

improvident

careless (adj.)

improving, way of

mend (n.)

improvised

extemporal (adj.),extemporal (n.),extempore (adj./adv.)

improvised way, in an

extemporally (adv.)

imprudent

liberal (adj.)

imprudently bold

adventurous (adj.)

impudence

brass (n.),impudency (n.)

impudence, confront with

face down (v.)

impudent

bold (adj.),brave (adj.),malapert (adj.),saucy (adj.),unreverend (adj.)

impudent fellow

Jack-sauce (n.)

impudently

pertly (adv.),saucily (adv.)

impudently confront

face (v.)

impugn

accuse (v.)

impulse

instinct (n.),motion (n.),motive (n.),spleen (n.)

impulse, natural

motion (n.)

impulse, personal

soul (n.)

impulses, sportive

colt's tooth

impulsive

hasty (adj.),heady (adj.),madcap (adj.),peevish (adj.),rash (adj.),sudden (adj.)

impulsively

rash (adv.)

impure

maculate (adj.),unclean (adj.)

impure matter

dross (n.)

impurity

dreg (n.),foulness (n.)

imputation

imposition (n.),load (n.)

imputation, scandalous

scandal (n.)

impute

lay (v.),put upon / on (v.)

inaccessible, make

bury (v.)

inaccurate

unjust (adj.)

inaccurately speak

misspeak (v.)

inactive

deedless (adj.),dull (adj.),idle (adj.),idle (adj.),unactive (adj.)

inactivity

dullness, dulness (n.)

inactivity, reduce to

slack (v.)

inadequacy

insufficience (n.)

inadequate

faint (adj.),false (adj.),hard (adj.),ill (adj.),needy (adj.),petty (adj.),rough (adj.),short (adj.),unable (adj.),unhandsome (adj.)

inadequate, be

miss (v.)

inadequate personal

self-unable (adj.)

inadequately

simply (adv.),slenderly (adv.),tardy (adv.)

inadvertently

unadvised (adv.)

inanity

vanity (n.)

inappropriate

canon, from the,ill-beseeming (adj.),improper (adj.),inconvenient (adj.),season, out of (adj./adv.),unhandsome (adj.),unproportioned (adj.),unseasonable (adj.)

inappropriately

season, out of (adj./adv.),unmannerly (adv.)

inappropriately behave

forget (v.)

inaptitude

unaptness (n.)

inarticulate

undistinguished (adj.)

inattention

carelessness (n.),neglect (n.)

inattentive

careless (adj.),dull (adj.),heedless (adj.),idle (adj.),remiss (adj.),unrespective (adj.)

inattentively

indirectly (adv.),unheedfully (adv.)

inaudible, make

dumb (v.)

inauspicious

ill-boding (adj.),unauspicious (adj.)

inauspicious character

inauspicious sight

inauspiciously

inborn

incalculable

comptless,innumerable (adj.),sumless (adj.)

incantation

charm (n.),conjuration (n.),conjuring (n.)

incantatory

incapable

incapable, make

incapacitated

incarcerated

incarcerating

incarceration

durance (n.),limbo (n.)

incarnation

map (n.)

incautiously

unchary (adv.)

incensed

exasperate (adj.),impatient (adj.)

incensing

madding (n.)

incentive

briber (n.),edge (n.),excitement (n.),motive (n.)

incident

incidency (n.),occurrent (n.),passage (n.)

incidental point

by-dependance (n.)

incinerate

outburn (v.)

incision

wound (n.)

incite

alarum (v.),excite (v.),incense (v.),kindle (v.),prick (v.),prick on (v.),provoke (v.),put on (v.),raise (v.),rear (v.),set on (v.),solicit (v.),suggest (v.),tarre (v.),urge (v.),whet on (v.)

incited

winged (adj.)

incitement

alarm, alarum, 'larm, 'larum (n.),motive (n.),raising (n.)

inciter

putter-on (n.)

inclement

distempered (adj.)

inclement state [of weather]

distemperature (n.)

inclination

addiction (n.),affection (n.),appetite (n.),bent (n.),care (n.),courage (n.),device (n.),disposition (n.),fancy (n.),fitness (n.),gust (n.),humour (n.),list (n.),mind (n.),motion (n.),propension (n.),relish (n.),stomach (n.),will (n.)

inclination [in bowls]

bias (n.)

inclination, contrary to

hair, against the

inclination, following their own

contrariously (adv.)

inclination, lacking

heart, out of

inclination to forgive

remission (n.)

inclinations, youthful

colt's tooth

incline

affect (v.),decline (v.),give (v.),intend (v.),propend (v.),wave (v.)

inclined

affected (adj.),apt (adj.),bent (adj.),fain (adj.),forward (adj.),frequent (adj.),given (adj.),partial (adj.),pregnant (adj.),prompt (adj.),ripe (adj.)

inclined, not

unapt (adj.)

inclined to be merry

disposed (adj.)

include

admit (v.),close (v.),comprehend (v.),shut up (v.)

inclusive, all

unlimited (adj.),unrespective (adj.)

incognito

obscured (adj.)

incoherent

disproportioned (adj.),skimble-skamble (adj.),sleepy (adj.),unjointed (adj.)

income

coming-in, comings-in (n.),revenue (n.)

incoming

incomparable

incomparably

incompatible

incompetent

incomplete

divided (adj.),half-faced (adj.),imperfect (adj.),maimed (adj.)

incomprehending

incapable (adj.)

inconceivable

impossible (adj.)

incongruous

absurd (adj.),satirical (adj.)

inconsequentially

giddily (adv.)

inconsiderate

ungentle (adj.),ungracious (adj.)

inconsistency

contrariety (n.)

inconsistent

disproportioned (adj.)

inconsolable

grief-shot (adj.),uncomfortable (adj.)

inconspicuous

underhand (adj.),unreputed (adj.)

inconstancy

mutability (n.),turn (n.)

inconstant

changing (adj.),false (adj.),fleeting (adj.),mad (adj.),revolted (adj.),skittish (adj.),voluble (adj.),wavering (adj.)

inconstant, covertly

secret-false (adj.)

inconstant person

vane (n.)

inconstantly

false (adv.)

inconveniently

season, out of (adj./adv.)

incorporate

comprehend (v.),digest, disgest (v.)

incorporated

incorpsed (adj.)

incorporeal

incorporal (adj.)

incorrect

contrary (adj.),unjust (adj.)

incorrect speech but faithful heart, with

truly-falsely

increase

aggravate (v.),amplify (v.),boot (v.),breed (v.), past form bred,eche (v.),eke, eke out (v.),fill up (v.),inflame (v.),parcel (v.),piece out (v.),propagate (v.),rack (v.),wax (v.),waxen (v.)

increase, wasteful of the chance to

unthrifty (adj.)

increase the splendour of

increase the value

increase threefold

increased

increased in power

increased in value

increasing

crescent (adj.),crescive (adj.),waxing (adj.)

increasing in extent

propagation (n.)

increasing the population

store (n.)

incredible

impossible (adj.),incredulous (adj.),unlike (adj.)

incredibly

wonderful (adv.)

incredulity [expression of]

come (v.)

inculcate

fasten (v.)

incumbent, be

lie (v.),stand upon (v.)

incur

catch (v.)

incurable

cureless (adj.),uncurable (adj.),unrecuring (adj.)

incursion

assay (n.),road (n.)

indebt

bind (v.), past form bound

indebted

beholden (adj.),beholding (adj.),bound (adj.),bounden (adj.),debted (adj.)

indebtedness, sense of

conscience (n.)

indecent

dishonest (adj.)

indecent language

squirility (n.)

indecently

greasily (adv.),grossly (adv.)

indecorous

unstaid (adj.)

indeed

by any means,forsooth (adv.),time, in good,troth, good troth (n.),verily (adv.)

indefatigable

untirable (adj.)

indelible

grain, in,grained (adj.)

indelicate word, substitute for an

etcetera (n.)

indelicately

grossly (adv.)

indentation

impression (n.),impressure (n.),indent (n.)

indentation [of a lip]

indentured

indentures, set of

independent

indescribable

termless (adj.),unspeakable (adj.)

index

scantling (n.)

India

Inde (n.)

Indian

Indian (n.)

indicate

argue (v.),decipher (v.),design (v.),foreshow (v.),illustrate (v.),import (v.),minister (v.),note (v.),point (v.),point forth (v.),presage (v.),quote (v.)

indicated by gestures

figured (adj.)

indication

assay (n.),denotement (n.),light (n.),likelihood (n.),note (n.),presage (n.),prick (n.),signal (n.),significant (n.),token (n.),type (n.)

indication, persuasive

persuasion (n.)

indication of death by drowning,

drowning-mark (n.)

indicator

presager (n.)

indict

arraign (v.),arraign (v.)

indictment

count (n.),impeach (n.),impeachment (n.)

Indies, the

Ind (n.),Indies (n.)

indifference

carelessness (n.),coldness (n.),easiness (n.),negligence (n.)

indifference, affect

strange, make it

indifference, with

coldly (adv.)

indifferent

cold (adj.),impartial (adj.),proof (adj.)

indifferently

idly (adv.)

indignity

dishonour (n.)

indignity, consider it an

indirect

indirect approach

indirect means

indirect route, follow an

insinuate (v.)

indirectly

about (adv.),afar off (adv.)

indirectly resembling

oblique (adj.)

indirectness

bias (n.)

indiscernible

undiscernible (adj.)

indiscreet

blabbing (adj.),liberal (adj.)

indiscreetly talk

blab (v.)

indiscretions, reveal

betray (v.)

indiscriminate

common (adj.),exceptless (adj.)

indiscriminately

swoopstake (adv.)

indispensable

necessary (adj.),needful (adj.)

indisposed

ill (adj.),ill-disposed (adj.),undisposed (adj.)

indisposition

infirmity (n.)

indisputable

fixed (adj.)

indistinct

parted (adj.),undistinguished (adj.)

indistinct, make

diffuse (v.)

indistinctly

doubtfully (adv.)

indistinguishable

twinned (adj.)

indistinguishable, become

confound (v.)

individual

body (n.),different (adj.),dog (n.),mate (n.),odd (adj.),piece (n.),private (adj.),proper (adj.),several (adj.),single (adj.),sir (n.)

individual, by a single

singly (adv.)

individual, singling out an

particularly (adv.)

individual cases, related to

parcelled (adj.)

individual issue

particular (n.),particularity (n.)

individual person

individual points

individual sorrow

individuality

individually

distinctly (adv.),particularly (adv.),severally (adv.)

individually present

individuals

indivisible

indolent

indomitable

indoors

indubitably

induce

accite (v.),bring (v.),procure (v.),provoke (v.),train (v.)

inducement

briber (n.),offer (n.),persuasion (n.)

inducement to do wrong

subornation (n.)

indulge

enjoy (v.),flatter up (v.),humour (v.),observe (v.),smooth (v.),soothe (v.)

indulge, permit to

allow (v.)

indulged

cockered (adj.)

indulgence

easiness (n.),inclining (n.),patience (n.),superfluity (n.)

indulgence [in the pleasures of the flesh]

indulgence, kind

indulgence, sexual

indulgently, look

industriousness

industry, place of

inebriate

maltworm, malt-worm (n.)

ineffective

cold (adj.),edgeless (adj.),effectless (adj.),uneffectual (adj.),unprevailing (adj.)

ineffective, be

glance (v.)

ineffective, make

shorten (v.)

ineffectively

flat-long (adj.),vainly (adv.)

ineffectual

uneffectual (adj.)

ineffectual, render

frustrate (v.)

inept

awkward (adj.)

inequality

disparity (n.),odds (n. plural),odds (n. plural),rub (n.)

inert

idle (adj.)

inescapable

evident (adj.),shunless (adj.),unavoided (adj.)

inescapable fact

certainty (n.)

inestimable

comptless,unprizable (adj.)

inevitability

certainty (n.),necessity (n.)

inevitable

apparent (adj.),evident (adj.),necessary (adj.),unavoided (adj.)

inexact

unjust (adj.)

inexhaustible

bottomless (adj.),untirable (adj.)

inexorable

inexecrable (adj.)

inexperienced

green (adj.),puny (adj.),tender (adj.),unbreathed (adj.),unconfirmed (adj.),unpractised (adj.),unripe (adj.),unsifted (v.),untutored (adj.),young (adj.)

inexperienced person

unexperient (n.)

inexperienced youth, like an

greenly (adv.)

inexpert

ill (adj.),rude (adj.),unbreathed (adj.),unhandsome (adj.)

inexplicable essence

mystery (n.)

inexplicit

imperfect (adj.)

inexpressible

nameless (adj.),unexpressive (adj.),unspeakable (adj.)

infallible

unfallible (adj.)

infamous

famous (adj.),notable (adj.)

infamous, make

infamy

infamy, brand with

infamy, mark of

infamy, treat with

infancy

infancy, period of legal

nonage (n.)

infant clothes, swathing in

infantry

infantry, by way of

infantryman

infatuated

fancy-sick (adj.),fond (adj.),sick-thoughted (adj.)

infatuated, be

dote on / upon (v.),fond (v.)

infatuation

dotage (n.),fancy (n.)

infect

taint (v.),touch (v.)

infect [with venereal disease]

burn (v.)

infected

leperous, leprous (adj.),rotten (adj.),sick (adj.),tainted (adj.),unwholesome (adj.)

infected with plague

murrion (adj.)

infected with venom

envenomed (adj.)

infecting influence

contagion (n.)

infection

attaint (n.),fire (n.),taint (n.)

infection of lungs and throat

tisick (n.)

infectious

catching (adj.),contagious (adj.),taking (adj.)

infer

catch at (v.),gather (v.)

inference

collection (n.),conclusion (n.)

inferior

bastard (adj.),coarse (adj.),gross (adj.),least, of the,low (adj.),petty (adj.),puisny (adj.)

inferior in position

mean (adj.)

inferior quality, something of

second (n.)

infernal

hangman (adj.)

infidel

Turk (n.)

infidelity

incontinency (n.),untruth (n.)

infidelity, accepted by husband

wittol (n.)

infinite

bottomless (adj.),fineless (adj.),incomprehensible (adj.),unconfinable (adj.)

infirm

crazy (adj.)

inflame

chafe (v.),decoct (v.),fire (v.),flame (v.)

inflamed

blown (adj.),bollen (adj.),enraged (adj.),galled (adj.),heated (adj.),incensed (adj.)

inflamed anew

inflamed heavily

inflamed heel

inflamed senses

inflamed sore

inflamed with wrath

wrong-incensed (adj.)

inflaming of passion

sting (n.)

inflaming with wrath

incensing (adj.)

inflammable

combustious (adj.),tinder-like (adj.)

inflate

inflated

inflated with anger

inflated with pride

inflexible

absolute (adj.),irremovable (adj.),obdurate (adj.),obstinate (adj.),steeled (adj.)

inflict

dare (v.),lay (v.),wreak (v.)

inflict blows

lay on / upon (v.)

inflicted, being

infliction (n.)

influence

authority (n.),infect (v.),move (v.),operation (n.),power (n.),prevailment (n.),square (v.)

influence [letter of]

letter (n.)

influence, authoritative

authority (n.)

influence, bad

inducement (n.),infection (n.)

influence, controlling

sway (n.)

influence, evil

malignancy (n.)

influence, exercise

come over (v.),reign (v.)

influence, exert a controlling

predominate (v.)

influence, have an evil

strike (v.)

influence, lose

dissolve (v.)

influence, predominant

predominance (n.)

influence of a planet

planetary (adj.)

influence of the stars, bad

star-blasting (n.)

influential

mighty (adj.),potent (adj.),prevailing (adj.),strong (adj.)

influential opinion, give an

prejudicate (v.)

influential phase [in astrology]

aspect (n.)

influential reason

inducement (n.)

influx

flood (n.)

inform

admonish (v.),advertise, advertize (v.),advertise, advertize (v.),advise, avise (v.),bring (v.),certify (v.),conster (v.),edify (v.),insense (v.),intimate (v.),learn (v.),possess (v.),recommend (v.),resolve (v.)

inform against

inform fully

inform with a call

informal

informant

author (n.),information (n.),intelligencer (n.),setter (n.)

information

advertisement (n.),instruction (n.),intelligence (n.),light (n.),note (n.),notice (n.)

information, eager for

inquisitive (adj.)

information, gain

gather (v.)

information, giving inside

intelligent (adj.)

information, imparting of

impartment (n.)

information, item of

information (n.)

information, provide with

satisfy (v.)

information, secretly obtained

intelligence (n.)

information, source of

informed

informed, be

informed fully

informed of

informer, turn

infrequent

rare (adj.),seldom (adj.)

infringe

dash (v.)

infuriate

mad (v.)

infuriated

mankind (n.),wild (adj.)

infuse

invest (v.),season (v.)

infusing

distilling (adj.)

infusing mixture [in baking]

leaven (n.)

ingenious

capricious (adj.),conceited (adj.),cunning (adj.),delicate (adj.),delicate (adj.),exquisite (adj.),fantastic (adj.),industrious (adj.),pretty (adj.),quaint (adj.),witty (adj.)

ingenious contrivance

subtlety (n.)

ingenious design

wit (n.)

ingeniously

curiously (adv.),nicely (adv.),prettily (adv.),quaintly (adv.),wittily (adv.)

ingeniously composed

good-conceited (adj.)

ingenuity

conceit (n.),device (n.),wit (n.)

ingest

take down (v.)

ingot

sow (n.),wedge (n.)

ingrafted

ingraft, engraffed (adj.)

ingrained

grain, in,grained (adj.),ingraft, engraffed (adj.),lodged (adj.)

ingratiate oneself

flatter with / withal (v.),insinuate (v.)

ingratiating

insinuating (adj.),smoothing (adj.),sugared (adj.)

ingratiating attendant

observant (n.)

ingratiating manner

oil (n.)

ingratiation

insinuation (n.),sooth (n.)

ingratitude

foxship (n.),Timon (n.),unkindness (n.)

ingratitude, act of

ingratitude (n.)

ingredient

ingredience (n.),simple (n.)

ingredients, stuffing made of many

hodge-pudding (n.)

inhabit

inherit (v.)

inhabitant

burgher (n.),confiner (n.),liver (n.)

inhabitant, local

birth-child (n.)

inhale

drink (v.)

inherent

grain, in,natural (adj.),true (adj.)

inherit

derive (v.),succeed (v.)

inherit, able to

capable (adj.)

inherit property, unable to

unpossessing (adj.)

inheritance

breed (n.),derivative (n.),heritage (n.),patrimony (n.),success (n.),succession (n.)

inheritance, lacking

intestate (adj.)

inheritance, pass through

succeed (v.)

inheritance, prospective

reversion (n.)

inheritance, through

successively (adv.)

inheritance right of the first-born child

inherited nature

inherited qualities

inheritor

inheritor, female

inhibit

inhuman

abominable, abhominable (adj.),kindless (adj.)

inch by inch

inch-meal, by (adv.)

inch of him, every

inches, even to his

iniquitous

felonious (adj.),heavy (adj.)

initial

initial action

initial period

initial step

initiate

flesh (v.),set abroad (v.),sue (v.)

initiated, duly

well-entered (adj.)

initiated, newly

initiate (adj.)

injudicious

unweighing (adj.)

injunction

charge (n.),conjuration (n.),order (n.),ordinance (n.)

injure

annoy (v.),endamage (v.),gall (v.),injury (v.),mar (v.),mischief (v.),prejudice (v.),scath, scathe (v.),smite (v.), past forms smote, smit,suffer (v.),taint (v.),touch (v.),wrong (v.),wrong (v.)

injure badly

injured

injured hip, with an

injuring

injurious

abusing (adj.),impair (adj.),mischievous (adj.),scatheful (adj.),shrewd (adj.),venomous (adj.)

injuriousness

injury (n.)

injury

annoy (n.),annoyance (n.),contusion (n.),disgrace (n.),displeasure (n.),endamagement (n.),grief (n.),harm (n.),hurt (n.),ill (n.),maim (n.),mischief (n.),noyance (n.),offence (n.),scar (n.)

injury, causing

injurious (adj.)

injury, incapable of causing

unhurtful (adj.)

injustice

inequality (n.),trespass (n.),unjustice (n.)

injustice to, do

injury (v.),wrong (v.)

inkling

light (n.)

inky

pitchy (adj.)

inlaid

enchased (adj.),hatched (adj.)

inlet, narrow

channel (n.)

inmates, hospital

spital-house (n.)

inmost thought

conscience (n.),counsel (n.)

inn

host (n.),house (n.)

inn waiter

tapster (n.)

innate

native (adj.),pre-formed (adj.)

innate disposition

innate generosity

inner

inner being

inner conviction

conscience (n.),soul (n.)

inner movement

inner person

inner room

inner virtue

inner voice

innermost

inn-keeper

innocence

innocency (n.),simplicity (n.)

innocence, appearance of

clearness (n.)

innocent

clear (adj.),free (adj.),harmless (adj.),honest (adj.),perfect (adj.),simple (adj.),unexperient (n.),unpractised (adj.)

innocent creature

fool (n.)

innocent people, of

guiltless (adj.)

innocently utter

blab (v.)

innocuous

honest (adj.),sure (adj.),unhurtful (adj.)

innovation

invention (n.)

innuendo

glance (n.)

innumerable

multitudinous (adj.),uncounted (adj.),unnumbered (adj.)

inopportune

season, out of (adj./adv.),unseasoned (adj.)

inopportunely

season, out of (adj./adv.),untimely (adv.)

inordinate

immodest (adj.),intemperate (adj.),unordinate (adj.),unproportioned (adj.)

inquest

quest (n.)

inquest, hold an

sit (v.)

inquire into

find out (v.),hearken after (v.)

inquired into, not

unquestioned (adj.)

inquiry

experiment (n.),inquire (n.),inquisition (n.),quest (n.)

inquiry, body of persons

inquiry, judicial

inquisition

inquisitive

inroad

insane

distempered (adj.),frantic (adj.),giddy (adj.)

insane person

fool (n.)

insanely

giddily (adv.)

insanity

distraction (n.),rage (n.)

insanity, producing

insane (adj.)

insatiable

cormorant (adj.),insatiate, unsatiate (adj.),ravenous (adj.),stanchless, staunchless (adj.),unsatisfied (adj.),unstanched (adj.)

insatiable eater

cormorant (n.)

inscribe

character (v.),grave (v.),inscroll (v.),steel (v.),text (v.)

inscribed

dedicated (adj.),graven (adj.)

inscribed with a motto

inscription

inscrutable

insect, night-flying

insecure

tickle (adj.),unsured (adj.)

insecurely

tickle (adv.)

insensible

entranced (adj.),incapable (adj.),senseless (adj.),unfeeling (adj.)

insensible, grown

stupefied (adj.)

insensible to worldly desires

insensitive

insensitive, make

inseparable

insert

graft (v.),interlace (v.)

insert [for exploring wounds]

tent (n.)

inside

entrails (n.),inward (adv.)

inside, material which lies

lining (n.)

inside, remain

keep (v.)

inside information, giving

intelligent (adj.)

inside position, take the

wall, take the

insider

setter (n.)

insight

conceiving (n.),conspectuity (n.),expedition (n.),working (n.)

insight, lacking

dull-eyed

insightful

presaging (adj.)

insignia

charact, caract (n.),mark (n.),type (n.)

insignia of employment

badge (n.)

insignificance

nothing (n.)

insignificant

bauble (adj.),easy (adj.),eightpenny (adj.),importless (adj.),mean (adj.),pelting (adj.),petty (adj.),puisny (adj.),slender (adj.),slight (adj.),unreputed (adj.),unvalued (adj.)

insignificant, render

insignificant amount

insignificant being

insignificant object

insignificant sign

insincere

deceivable (adj.),hollow (adj.),unrighteous (adj.)

insincerely

hollowly (adv.)

insincerity

fraud (n.),hollowness (n.)

insinuate

imply (v.),suggest (v.),wind (v.)

insinuated

blown (adj.)

insinuation

instruction (n.),thrusting on (n.)

insipid

absurd (adj.),flat (adj.)

insist on

bide upon (v.),challenge (v.),consist (v.),require (v.),stand on (v.),stand upon (v.),urge (v.)

insist on it

stand to it (v.)

insist on the need

stand in (v.)

insistent

forward (adj.),importunate (adj.)

insolence

sauciness (n.)

insolence, piece of

rudesby (n.)

insolent

brave (adj.),contumelious (adj.),immodest (adj.),saucy (adj.),unmannered (adj.)

insolent, be

insolently behave

insolvency

insolvent

insolvent, become

inspect

overlook (v.),peruse (v.),survey (v.)

inspect urine

cast the water

inspection

overlooking (n.),perusal (n.),view (n.)

inspection, submit for

exhibit (v.)

inspiration

fury (n.),motive (n.)

inspire

inform (v.)

inspired

enrapt (adj.),gracious (adj.)

inspired by lust

inspired means

inspiring admiration

inspiring no awe

instability

install

plant (v.),stall (v.)

installation seat

instalment (n.)

installing

planting (n.)

instalment

earnest (n.),equipage (n.)

instance

image (n.),precedent (n.),rate (n.)

instant

present (adj.),trice (n.)

instant, this very

instant, on the

instantiated

exampled (adj.)

instantly

immediately (adv.),incessantly (adv.),instant (adv.),moment, on the,presently (adv.),thought, upon a

instigate

move (v.),put on (v.)

instigation

prompture (n.),putting on (n.),subornation (n.),suggestion (n.)

instigator

author (n.),motive (n.),putter-on (n.),solicitor (n.)

instil

instilling

instinct

instinctive

institute

institution

instruct

advertise, advertize (v.),appoint (v.),disciple (v.),discipline (v.),edify (v.),learn (v.),lesson (v.)

instruct completely

perfect (v.)

instruct earlier

fore-advise (v.)

instruct how to act

school (v.)

instruction

advertisement (n.),charge (n.),commandment, commandement (n.),direction (n.),document (n.),note (n.),prescript (n.),process (n.),school-doing (n.)

instruction, course of

discipline (n.)

instruction, domain of

learning (n.)

instruction, gain

edify (v.)

instruction, government

commission (n.)

instruction, precise

precept (n.)

instruction, receive

learn (v.)

instruction, school of

house (n.)

instructions, full of wise

preceptial (adj.)

instructive example

lecture (n.)

instrument

creature (n.),engine (n.),engine (n.),implement (n.),motive (n.),organ (n.)

instrument, means of closing a finger-hole

stop (n.)

instrument, measuring

square (n.)

instrument, musical

bass viol, base viol (n.),broken (adj.),hautboy (n.),horn (n.),organ (n.),psaltery (n.),string (n.),tongs (n.),viol (n.),viol-de-gamboys (n.),virginals (n.)

instrument for combing wool

cardmaker (n.)

instrument for picking locks

picklock (n.)

instrument of warfare

engine (n.)

insubordinate

fallen-off (adj.),order, out of,revolted (adj.)

insubstantial

hollow (adj.),incorporal (adj.),slight (adj.),starved (adj.),trivial (adj.),unreputed (adj.)

insubstantial thing

froth (n.),toy (n.)

insufferably

plaguy (adv.)

insufficiency

insufficience (n.)

insufficient

frivolous (adj.),short (adj.),thin (adj.),unable (adj.)

insult

abuse (n.),contumely (n.),disgrace (v.),faction (n.),flout (n.),flout (v.),gleek (n.),injury (n.),insultment (n.),rebuke (n.),scorn (n.),shent (v.),wrong (n.)

insult [gesture of]

insult, submit to

insult using thou

insult-dealer

insulting

comparative (adj.),injurious (adj.)

insulting speech

railing (n.)

insulting stare

staring (n.)

insulting treatment

dishonour (n.)

insultingly

disgrace, in,unmannerly (adv.)

insuppressible

insuppressive (adj.)

insurgency

head (n.)

insurgent

revolted (adj.),revolting (adj.)

insurrection

breach (n.),commotion (n.),innovation (n.)

intact

whole (adj.)

intact, keep

uphold (v.)

intangible

unfelt (adj.),unsubstantial (adj.)

integral part, be an

grow to (v.)

integrity

honesty (n.),reputation (n.),simpleness (n.),truth (n.)

intellect

headpiece (n.),notion (n.),understanding (n.)

intellect, giving

intellectual (adj.)

intellectual

artist (n.),ingenious (adj.)

intellectual power

strength (n.)

intelligence

capacity (n.),conceit (n.),notice (n.),understanding (n.),wit (n.)

intelligence, bearing

intelligent (adj.)

intelligence, faculty of

speculation (n.)

intelligence, model of

doctor (n.)

intelligence, natural

mother-wit

intelligence, piece of

information (n.)

intelligent

ingenious (adj.),intellectual (adj.),knowing (adj.),witty (adj.),witty (adj.)

intelligent, slyly

subtle-witted (adj.)

intelligently

sensibly (adv.)

intemperance

intemperature (n.)

intemperate

hyperbolical (adj.),inordinate (adj.),rank (adj.),surfeited (adj.),unordinate (adj.)

intend

be (v.),levy (v.),mean (v.),mean (v.),mind (v.),mind (v.),pretend (v.),purpose (v.),think (v.),ween (v.)

intend to do

purpose (v.)

intended

determinate (adj.),good (adj.),preordained (adj.),pretended (adj.),purposed (adj.),surmised (adj.)

intended deed

effect (n.)

intense

salt (adj.),strong (adj.),violent (adj.)

intense emotion

extreme (n.)

intensely

ardently (adv.),dearly (adv.),mortally (adv.),sensibly (adv.),sorely (adv.),vengeance (adv.)

intensity

heat (n.),intention (n.)

intensity, extreme

extremity (n.)

intensity, gazing with special

earnest-gaping (adj.)

intensity, sacred

sanctity (n.)

intent

attent (adj.),bent (adj.),devotion (n.),intendment (n.),mind (n.),will (n.)

intent, made with evil

mistempered (adj.)

intent look, with [of a deer]

gaze, at

intention

appointment (n.),counsel (n.),courage (n.),device (n.),drift (n.),intendment (n.),intent (n.),meaning (n.),mind (n.),pleasure (n.),pretence (n.),purpose (n.),suppose (n.),tenor, tenour (n.),thought (n.)

intention, accomplish an

achieve (v.)

intentional

advised, avised (adj.),studied (adj.)

intentionally

advisedly (adv.),industriously (adv.),wittingly (adv.)

intentions, privy to one's

counsel, of one's

intently

earnestly (adv.),wishtly (adv.),wistly (adv.)

inter

earth (v.),entomb (v.),enurn (v.),grave (v.),inurn (v.)

interaction

converse (n.),entreatment (n.)

interaction, conversational

encounter (n.)

interaction, social

conversation (n.)

intercept

cross (v.),forestall (v.)

intercession

mean (n.)

intercession, make

solicit (v.)

intercourse

commerce (n.),encounter (n.),sport (n.)

intercourse, have

know (v.)

intercourse, sexual

country matters

interest

advantage (n.),behalf (n.), especially: in behalf (of),excess (n.),good (n.),use (n.)

interest, expecting ample

usuring (adj.)

interest, lacking real

unrespected (adj.)

interest, one who charges excessive

usurer (n.)

interest, out to

out (adv.)

interest, with unbroken

interest on a loan

interfere

interfere, power to

interference, without

clearly (adv.)

interfering

busy (adj.),meddling (adj.),officious (adj.)

interchange

conversation (n.),interchangement (n.)

interim

between (n.)

interior

bowels (n.),entrails (n.)

interlaced

intertangled (adj.)

interlaced branches, with hedges made of

pleached (adj.)

interlink

solder (v.)

interlude

act (n.),comma (n.),intercession (n.),interim (n.)

intermediary

broker, broker-between (n.)

interminable

intermingle

intermission

intermittent

intermix

intermixed

internal

domestic (adj.),inland (adj.),inly (adj.),intestine (adj.),inward (adj.)

internal reflection

conscience (n.)

internally

inward (adv.)

interposing

prevention (n.)

interpret

apply (v.),conster (v.),construe (v.),digest, disgest (v.),gloze (v.),moralise, moralize (v.),observe (v.),quote (v.),read (v.),translate (v.)

interpret as

construe (v.)

interpret in many ways

colourable (adj.)

interpret morally

moralize, moralise (v.)

interpretation

construction (n.),sense (n.)

interpreter

expositor (n.),opener (n.),presager (n.)

interpreting the heavens

astronomical (adj.)

interrogate

arraign (v.),catechize (v.)

interrogation

answer (n.),arraignment (n.),interrogatory (n.),question (n.)

interrogation, inviting

questionable (adj.)

interrupt

break (v.),cross (v.),cut off (v.),intercept (v.)

interrupt oneself

leave (v.)

interrupted

broken (adj.)

interrupted, temporarily

intermissive (adj.)

interrupted, with supper

half-supped (adj.)

interruption

abruption (n.),check (n.),intermission (n.),intermission (n.)

intertwine

belock (v.),league (v.),wreathe (v.)

intertwined

empleached, impleached (adj.),intertangled (adj.),pleached (adj.),weaved-up (adj.)

intertwining of arms

knot (n.)

interval

between (n.),breathing (n.),comma (n.),interim (n.),intervallum (n.),respite (n.),rest (n.),while (n.)

interval, play

act (n.)

interval of time

intermission (n.),time (n.)

intervals, at

interims, by

intervals, at regular

ever and anon

intervene

entreat, intreat (v.),set in (v.)

intervening factors

mean (n.)

intervention

mean (n.),prevention (n.)

interview

sitting (n.)

interwoven

empleached, impleached (adj.),intertissued (adj.)

intimacy

inwardness (n.),mutuality (n.),nearness (n.),particular (n.)

intimate

bosom (adj.),bosomed (adj.),give (v.),inward (adj.),mutual (adj.),near (adj.),note (v.),private (n.),table (n.),unsevered (adj.)

intimate, become

friend (v.)

intimate, unduly

familiar (adj.)

intimate acquaintance

knowledge (n.)

intimate acquaintance, with

intimate associate

intimate companion

intimate dealing

intimate friend

intimate chamber

intimately

bosom, in one's,near (adv.)

intimately touching

near (adj.)

intimation

giving out (n.),note (n.)

intimidate

face (v.),outface (v.),quail (v.)

intimidated

intimidated, easily

intimidating

intolerable

intoxicating

intoxication

intoxication, state of

disguise (n.)

intractability

stoutness (n.)

intractable

stubborn (adj.)

intransigent

absolute (adj.),perverse (n.)

intricate

deep (adj.),fine (adj.),intrinse (adj.),intrinsicate (adj.),quaint (adj.)

intricate, wearyingly

tedious (adj.)

intricately

affectedly (adv.)

intrigue

machination (n.),office (n.),pack (v.),policy (n.),practice (n.)

intrigue, full of

politic (adj.)

intrigue, master of

Machiavel (n.)

intrigue, outwitted in

unpolicied (adj.)

intriguer

conspirant (n.),contriver (n.),politician (n.),practisant (n.)

intrinsic

natural (adj.)

introduce

commend (v.),enter (v.),fashion in (v.),indue, endue (v.),insinuate (v.),institute (v.),interlace (v.),move (v.),plant (v.),prefer (v.)

introduce [to bloodshed]

flesh (v.)

introduce into conversation

broach (v.)

introduced, newly

upspring (adj.)

introducer

exhibiter, exhibitor (n.)

introduction

commendation (n.),letter (n.)

introspection

imagination (n.)

introspective doubt

scruple (n.)

intruding

meddling (adj.)

intrusion

intimation (n.),usurpation (n.)

intuition

feeling (n.),sense (n.),spirit (n.),touch (n.)

inundate

overswell , over-swell (v.)

inundated, become

inure

invade

invalid

invalidated

invaluable

invariably

invective

inveigh

invent

apprehend (v.),devise (v.),forge (v.)

invent in haste

patch up (v.)

invented

devised (adj.),fabulous (adj.),forged (adj.)

invented, cleverly

cleanly-coined (adj.)

invented, freshly

invented, recently

invented cleverly

invented man

invention

coinage (n.),device (n.),forgery (n.)

invention, musical

fancy (n.)

inventive

forgetive (adj.),quick (adj.),shaping (adj.)

inventive imagination

pregnancy (n.)

inventiveness

fancy (n.),fantasy (n.),invention (n.)

inventor

ingener (n.)

inventory

abstract (n.),bill (n.),register (n.),schedule (n.)

inventory, as in an

inventorially (adv.)

invest

girt, gird (v.),inform (v.),instate, enstate (v.),purchase (v.)

invest with special dignity

crown (v.)

investigate

tent (v.)

investigation

conclusion (n.),experiment (n.),probation (n.),quest (n.),question (n.),sounding (n.)

investigation, official

quest (n.)

investment with the orb

investor

inveterate

invigorate

invigorated

invigorating

cordial (adj.),lively (adj.),quick (adj.)

invigorating everything

all-cheering (adj.)

invigorating way, in an

nimbly (adj.)

inviolate

religious (adj.)

invisibility

fern-seed (n.)

invisible

invised (adj.),sightless (adj.),viewless (adj.)

invitation

inviting (n.),offer (n.)

invite

bid (v.), past form bade,desire (v.),provoke (v.),tempt (v.),wish (v.)

invite with a look

wink on (v.)

invocation

conjuration (n.),conjuring (n.)

invoice

note (n.)

invoke

invocate (v.),provoke (v.)

involuntarily

extempore (adj./adv.)

involuntary

compelled (adj.)

involve

fetch in (v.),wrap in (v.)

involve as a consequence

import (v.)

involve in

engage to

involve in an undertaking

embark (v.)

involve the loss of

cost (v.)

involved

engaged (adj.),intrinse (adj.)

involved, get

mell (v.)

involved, not be

stand out (v.)

involved, not closely

removed (adj.)

involvement, personal

interest (n.)

involvement, suggest

imply (v.)

invulnerable

unvulnerable (adj.),woundless (adj.)

inward

inly (adj.),intrinse (adj.)

inward prompting

inward thoughts

inwardly

iota

irascible

choleric (adj.),sharp (adj.),waspish-headed (adj.)

irate

impatient (adj.)

Ireland

galloglass, gallowglass (n.),kern (n.),Washford (n.)

iris, variety of

irksome

iron, hot

iron, smoothing

iron fastening

iron support in a fireplace, ornamental

iron weapon

ironic

irons, in

irony, scornful

irrational

distracted (adj.),unreasonable (adj.)

irrationally unyielding

senseless-obstinate (adj.)

irregular

sinister (adj.),uneven (adj.),wild (adj.),wild (adj.)

irregularly

about (adv.)

irrelevance

impertinency (n.)

irrelevant

impertinent (adj.),off (adj.)

irreligious

irremovable

irremovably

irrepressible

irresistable

sweet-suggesting (adj.)

irresolute

cowish (adj.)

irresponsibility

lightness (n.)

irresponsible

dishonest (adj.),giddy (adj.),unheedful (adj.)

irresponsible, cruelly

wanton (adj.)

irretrievable

uncurable (adj.)

irreverent

profane (adj.),profane (adj.),unreverend (adj.),unreverent (adj.)

irreverent, noisily

ribald (adj.)

irreversible

unrecalling (adj.)

irrevocable

express (adj.),unrecalling (adj.)

irritability

spleen (n.)

irritable

boisterous (adj.),choleric (adj.),crabbed (adj.),peevish (adj.),sharp (adj.),testy (adj.),tetchy, teachy (adj.)

irritable when spoken to

unquestionable (adj.)

irritate

chafe (v.),gall (v.),grate (v.),pinch (v.),rub (v.),spite (n.)

irritated

chafed (adj.),fretful (adj.),tickled (adj.)

irritating

boisterous (adj.),fretful (adj.),troublesome (adj.)

irritation

annoyance (n.),chafing (n.),fret (n.),gall (n.),repine (n.),spite (n.)

irritation, show

piss o'th' nettle

irritation, wrinkled with

rugged (adj.)

Islam

Mahomet (n.)

island

Bermoothes (n.),Colmekill (n.),Crete (n.),Delphos (n.),Iceland (n.),Ithaca (n.),Saint Colm's Inch,Sicil (n.),Sicilia (n.),Tenedos (n.),Thasos (n.)

isolated

desert (adj.),lonely (adj.),odd (adj.)

isolation

sequestration (n.)

issue

adventure (n.),case (n.),end (n.),event (n.),fall (v.),pass (n.),plea (n.),question (n.),success (n.)

issue, individual

particularity (n.)

issue, make an

stand upon (v.)

issue, point at

purpose (n.),question (n.)

issue, raise an

issue, real

issue naturally

issuing forth

item

itemization

inventory (n.),schedule (n.)

itemize

particularize (v.),table (v.),tell (v.)

itemizing

parcelling (n.)

itinerant quack

mountebank (n.)

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