| INTERJECT | • interject v. (Transitive) To insert something between other things. • interject v. (Transitive) To say as an interruption or aside.
 • interject v. (Intransitive) To interpose oneself; to intervene.
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| INTERJECTS | • interjects v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of interject. • INTERJECT v. to interpose, throw between.
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| INTERJECTED | • interjected v. Simple past tense and past participle of interject. • INTERJECT v. to interpose, throw between.
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| INTERJECTOR | • interjector n. One who interjects. • INTERJECTOR n. one who interjects.
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| INTERJECTING | • interjecting v. Present participle of interject. • INTERJECT v. to interpose, throw between.
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| INTERJECTION | • interjection n. (Grammar) An exclamation or filled pause; a word or phrase with no particular grammatical relation to… • interjection n. An interruption; something interjected.
 • INTERJECTION n. a word or phrase used in exclamation.
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| INTERJECTORS | • interjectors n. Plural of interjector. • INTERJECTOR n. one who interjects.
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| INTERJECTORY | • interjectory adj. Having the form of an interjection. • INTERJECTORY adj. relating to interjection.
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| INTERJECTIONS | • interjections n. Plural of interjection. • INTERJECTION n. a word or phrase used in exclamation.
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| INTERJECTURAL | • interjectural adj. Interjectional. • INTERJECTURAL adj. like an interjection.
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| INTERJECTIONAL | • interjectional adj. Being or pertaining to an interjection. • INTERJECTIONAL adj. of, relating to, or constituting an interjection.
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| INTERJECTIONARY | • interjectionary adj. Interjectional. • INTERJECTIONARY adj. like an interjection.
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