| INUKSHUIT | • inukshuit n. Plural of inukshuk. • INUKSHUK n. (Inuit) a stone used by Inuit people to mark a location, also INUKSUK. |
| INUKSHUKS | • inukshuks n. Plural of inukshuk. • INUKSHUK n. (Inuit) a stone used by Inuit people to mark a location, also INUKSUK. |
| INUMBRATE | • inumbrate v. (Obsolete) To shade; to darken. • INUMBRATE v. to cast a shadow upon. |
| INUNCTION | • inunction n. The anointing or rubbing in of oil or balm. • INUNCTION n. the act of anointing, smearing or rubbing with ointment. |
| INUNDATED | • inundated adj. Flooded. • inundated v. Simple past tense and past participle of inundate. • INUNDATE v. to fill with overflowing abundance. |
| INUNDATES | • inundates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of inundate. • INUNDATE v. to fill with overflowing abundance. |
| INUNDATOR | • inundator n. A device that saturates the sand with the appropriate amount of water when making concrete. • INUNDATOR n. one who inundates. |
| INUREMENT | • inurement n. Custom, habituation; normal practice. • inurement n. Benefit. • inurement n. (Law) In patent law, the doctrine that the work done by a person hired by an inventor to test a conception… |
| INURNMENT | • inurnment n. The act of placing something in an urn. • INURNMENT n. the act of inurning, putting into an urn. |
| INUSITATE | • inusitate adj. (Archaic) Unusual. • INUSITATE adj. (obsolete) unaccustomed. |
| INUSTIONS | • inustions n. Plural of inustion. • INUSTION n. burning in. |
| INUTILELY | • INUTILE adv. useless; unprofitable. |
| INUTILITY | • inutility n. (Uncountable) Uselessness. • inutility n. (Uncountable) Unprofitableness. • inutility n. (Countable) Something of no use. |