In ter ces' sor, n. a meditor; an agent who intercedes. a. In ter change, v. to exchange. n. an exchange; a bargain. In ter change' a ble, given and taken mutualÏy. In ter change a blỹ, ad. alternately, so that each gives and receives. In' ter course, n. communication; exchange. In ter dict', v. to prohibit; to forbid. In' ter est, v. to concern ; to affect; to influence. n. concern; advantage; usury. In ter fere', v. to interpose; to intermeddle. In ter jec' tion, n. a sudden exclamation. In' te rim, n. mean time. In te ri or, a. internal. In ter lard', v. to insert between; to diversify by mixture. bounded. In ter mis' sion, n. a cessation for a time. In ter mit' tent, a. not continual. In ter' nal, a. inward. In ter po la' tion, n. something added or put into the original matter In ter poses, v. to mědi ate; to intervene. In ter po 'si' tion, n. inter vention; agency between parties; mediation. In ter pret, v. to explain ; to translate. In ter pre ta' tion, n. an explanation. In ter pre ter, n. an ex positor; a translator. In ter reg num, n. the time between the death of a king and the acces⚫ sion of his successor. In ter' ro gate, v. to exa mine by questions. In ter rog a to rỹ, n. s question; an inquiry. In ter rupt', v. to hinder; to divide to separate. In ter rup' tion, n. hinder- | ance; intervention. In ter sect', v. to cut; to cross each other. In ter sec' tion, n. a point where lines cross. In ter sperse', v. to scatter here and there. In' ter stice, n. a space be tween two things. In ter twine', v. to unite by twisting together. In' ter val, n. interstice; vacuity; time elapsing between two periods. In ter vene', v. to come between things and per sons. In ter ven' tion, n. inter position, agency. In' ter view, n. a sight of one another. In ter weave', v. to mix one with another in a regular texture. In tes' tate, a. dying without a will. In tes' tine, a. internal; inward In thrâ, v. to enslave; to shackle. In thâl' ment, n. servi. tude; slavery; difficulty. I'ti ma cy, n. close familiarity. In' ti mate, v. to hint; to suggest. a. familiar; inmost. n. a familiar friend; a confidant. In' ti mate lỹ, ad. closely ; familiarly; nearly. In ti ma' tion, n. a hint ; an indirect declaration. In tim' i date, v. to frighten; to dastardize. In tol' e ra ble, a. unsuf ferable; very bad. In tol' e rant, a. not able to endure. In tox' i cate, v. to make drunk; to inebriate. In tox i ca' tion, n. inebriation; drunkenness. In tract' a ble, a. unmanageable; unruly. In trench',v. to fortify with a rampart or trench. In trench' ment, n. a fortification, with a trench to defend against an attack. In trep' id, a. fearless; resolute; brave. In tre pid' i ty, n. courage; boldness. In' tri ca cy, n. perplexity; difficulty. In' tri cate, a. perplexed; involved; obscure. In trigue, (in treeg',) v.to carry on private designs. n. a plot; cabal; an a mour. In trin' sic, a. inward; true; real; natural. In tro duce', v. to bring or usher in. In tro duc' tion, n. a bring ing in; a preface. In tro duc to ry, a. previous; serving as a means to something farther. In trude', v. to encroach; to force without right or welcome. In tru`der, n. an encroacher; an interloper. In trusion, n. the act of intruding. In trust', v. to put in trust with. In tu i tive ly, ad. by im mediate perception. In twine', v. to twist or wreath together. In vade', v. to enter in a hostile manner. In va' der, n. an assailant; | In ves' ti ture, n. the act one who invades, In val' id, a. weak; of no force or weight. In va lid', (in va leed'), n. one disabled. In val' i date, v. to weak en; to make void. In val' u a ble, a. precious above estimation. of giving possession. In vet' e rate, a. long established; obstinate. In vid' i ous, a. envious; malignant. V. to In vig o rate, strengthen; to animate. in vin' ci ble, a. unconquerable. In va'ri a ble, a. unchange-In vi o la ble, a. not to be able; constant. In vasion, n. a hostile entrance; an attack. In vec' tive, n. railing; sharp expressions. In veigh', (in va,) v. to rail at; to declaim against. In vei gle, v. to allure. In vent', v. to discover; profaned or broken. In vi o late, a. uninjured; unbroken. In vis i ble, a. not to be seen; imperceptible. In vi ta' tion, n. an inviting a bidding. In vite', v. to bid; to call; to entice; to persuade. In un da' tion, n. a deluge; an overflow of waters. In vo ca' tion, n. a calling upon in prayer. In' voice, n. a catalogue of goods. In voke', v. to call upon; to pray to. In volve', v. to inwrap; to comprise ; to entangle. In vo un ta rỹ, a. not done willingly. In ure, v. to habituate; to accustom. In vul' ner a ble, a. that cannot be wounded. I ras' ci ble, a. apt to be easily provoked. Irk' some, a. tedious; wearisome. I ron' i cal, a. spoken by way of irony; sneering. I' ro ny, n. a meaning con trary to words spoken. Ir ra di ate, v. to illumin ate; to enlighten. Ir ra" tion al, a. void of reason; silly. Ir re claim a ble, a. not to be reclaimed; shameless. Ir re con ci la ble, a. that cannot be reconciled. Ir re cover a ble, a. not to be regained or reme died. Ir re fra ga ble, a. that cannot be denied or confuted. Ir re fu'ta ble, a. that can not be refuted; certain. Ir reg u lar, a. immethod ical; disorderly; loose. Ir reg u lar′ i tỷ, n. a de viation from rule; disorder. Ir rel' e vant, a. inapplicable. Ir re li" gion, n. a contempt of religion; impiety. Ir re li" gious, a. ungodly; profane; wicked. Ir re me' di a ble, a. not to be remedied or cured. Ir re move a ble, a not to be removed or chang. ed. Ir rep' a ra ble, a. not to be repaired or recover ed. Ir rep re hen' si ble, a. exempt from blame. Ir re proach' a ble, a.free from reproach Ir re prove a ble, a. not to be blamed. Ir re sist' i ble, a. what cannot be resisted. Ir resó o lute, a, not de termined; not steady. Ir re triev' a ble, a. irre coverable; irreparable. Ir rev' e rence, n. a want of veneration. Ir rev' e rent, a. not pay. |