| INFIBULATING | • infibulating v. Present participle of infibulate. • INFIBULATE v. to fasten with a clasp. |
| INFIBULATION | • infibulation n. An act of fastening, especially the stitching together of the labia to prevent intercourse. • INFIBULATION n. the act of fastening with ring, clasp or stitches to prevent sexual intercourse. |
| INFIDELITIES | • infidelities n. Plural of infidelity. • INFIDELITY n. lack of fidelity. |
| INFILTRATING | • infiltrating v. Present participle of infiltrate. • INFILTRATE v. to cause to filter into. |
| INFILTRATION | • infiltration n. The act or process of infiltrating, as of water into a porous substance, or of a fluid into the cells… • infiltration n. The substance which has entered the pores or cavities of a body. • infiltration n. The act of secretly entering a physical location and/or organization. |
| INFILTRATIVE | • infiltrative adj. That infiltrates. • INFILTRATIVE adj. tending to infiltrate. |
| INFILTRATORS | • infiltrators n. Plural of infiltrator. • INFILTRATOR n. one who infiltrates. |
| INFINITATING | • infinitating v. Present participle of infinitate. • INFINITATE v. to make infinite. |
| INFINITENESS | • infiniteness n. The quality of being infinite. • infiniteness n. The quality of being immeasurably large or boundless, limitlessness. • INFINITENESS n. the state of being infinite. |
| INFINITIVELY | • infinitively adv. (Grammar) In the infinitive form. • INFINITIVE adv. expressing the verbal idea without reference to person, number or time. |
| INFIRMARIANS | • infirmarians n. Plural of infirmarian. • INFIRMARIAN n. (historical) an officer in a mediaeval monastery who was in charge of the infirmary, also INFIRMARER. |
| INFIRMNESSES | • INFIRMNESS n. the state of being infirm. |