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supposed to be the river Salo,near Bibilis IGNOMY, sub. ignominy ILLUME, v. t. to illuminate ILLUSTROUS, adj. wanting lustre, without brightness IMBAR, v. t. to secure, or perhaps to exclude IMMANITY, sub. ferocity IMMEDIACY, sub. directness IMMOMENT, adj. insignificant IMP, sub. child, used affectedly; v. t. to graft new feathers into a hawk's wing IMPASTED, pt. p. coagulated IMPERCEIVERANT, sub. dull, undiscerning IMPORTANCE, sub. importunity IMPORTANT, adj. urgent, importunate IMPOSE, sub. command IMFOSTHUME, sub. an abscess IMPRESS, sub. a device with a motto INCARNARDINE, v. t. to dye red INCH-MEAL, sub. piecemeal INCONTINENT, sub. immediately INCONTINENTLY, adv. the same INCONY, adj. delicate, pretty INDENT, v. t. to make terms INDUCTION, sub. introduction, and preparation INEXECRABLE, adf. that cannot be sufficiently execrated INFORM, v. i. to take shape; to animate, inspire INFORMAL, adj. crazy INHERIT, v. t. to possess INKLE, sub. a kind of coarse tape INLAND, adj. civilized, perhaps living near the capital INNOCENT, sub. an idiot INSANE, adj. causing insanity INSANIE, sub. madness INSOULPED, pt p. engraved, cut INSCULPTURE, sub. an inscription cut in stone INSISTURE, sub. persistency INSTANCE, sub. motive INTELLIGENCER, sub. agent, go-between INTELLIGENCING, adj. going between parties INTEND, v. t. to pretend INTENDMENT, sub. design, purpose; aim INTENIBLE, adj. unretentive INTENTION, sub. aim, direction INTENTIVELY, ady. attentively, or perhaps consecutively INTERESSED, pt. p. interested [legal sense] INTPINSE, adj. hard to untie INTRINSICATE, adj. the same INVECTIVELY, adj. reproachfully INVINCIBLE, adj. invisible [Qy. error] INWARD, adj. intimate; secret; sub. an intimate friend INWARDNESS, sub. intimacy IRON-WITTED, adj. unfeeling, insensible IRREGULOUS, adj. lawless ITERANCE, sub. repetition IWIS, adv. certainly [Ang.-Sax. ge-wis], |