| DIMPLEMENT | • dimplement n. The state of being dimpled, or marked with gentle depressions. • DIMPLEMENT n. the state of being dimpled, or marked with gentle depressions. |
| IMPLEACHED | • impleached v. Simple past tense and past participle of impleach. • IMPLEACH v. to intertwine, also EMPLEACH. |
| IMPLEACHES | • impleaches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of impleach. • IMPLEACH v. to intertwine, also EMPLEACH. |
| IMPLEADERS | • impleaders n. Plural of impleader. • IMPLEADER n. one who prosecutes or sues another. |
| IMPLEADING | • impleading v. Present participle of implead. • IMPLEAD v. to sue in a court of law. |
| IMPLEDGING | • impledging v. Present participle of impledge. • IMPLEDGE v. to pawn, put in pledge. |
| IMPLEMENTS | • implements n. Plural of implement. • implements v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of implement. • IMPLEMENT v. to put into practice. |
| IMPLETIONS | • impletions n. Plural of impletion. • IMPLETION n. filling, fullness. |
| IMPLEXIONS | • implexions n. Plural of implexion. • IMPLEXION n. the act of involving, or state of being involved. |
| IMPLEXUOUS | • IMPLEXUOUS adj. not simple; involved; complicated. |
| OVERSIMPLE | • oversimple adj. Excessively simple; lacking the necessary complexity. • OVERSIMPLE adj. too simple. |
| SIMPLENESS | • simpleness n. The property of being simple. • SIMPLENESS n. the state of being simple. |
| SIMPLESSES | • SIMPLESSE n. (Spenser) simplicity. |
| SIMPLETONS | • simpletons n. Plural of simpleton. • SIMPLETON n. a feebleminded person. |