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| ice-addled | adj | confused, disoriented, and raging owing to the effects of amphetamines.; [from NE ice + addle]
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| icebear | n | polar bear; [NE ice bear; cf. WF iisbear, NF (Söl'ring) Isbeer, NL ijsbeer, NHG Eisbär, SW isbjörn]
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| ilk | n, adj, | same person or persons, kind, class; each, every, each; same family, kind, class, sort [from OE ilca]
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| ilkhood | n, | people of one ilk or same kind collectively, including one kin and kith.; same family, kin, kind, same kind, class, sort, kith, [from OE ilca & hood.]
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| imean | adj | common; universal, worldly [from ME imeane]
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| inblend | vb | to confuse; [neologism: in + blend]
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| indellow | vb | indulge; [<in + dellow; calque from Latin indulgeō]
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| indellowend | n | indulgence; [<in + dellow + -end (wordlore 1); calque from Latin indulgēns]
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| indrawn | adj | 1. interested 2. quiet, introverted; []
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| ingo | vb | to enter; literally " to go in"; [neologism: in + go]
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| ingoing | n | entrance; inway [calque: from German "eingang"]
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| inhold | vb | to hold within; contain; include; [in + hold, present in English. Equivalent to calque of German "einhalten" or Old English "onhealdan"]
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| inholding | n | 1. inclusion 2. area of privately-owned land within an area of publicly-owned land; [from inhold (sense 1) or in- + holding (sense 2, present in English)]
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| inlath | vb | invite; [OE inlaðian]
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| inly | adv | Inwardly; Within, inwith, inside, internally [OED & MW (Literary), OE innlīce]
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| inmind | vt | to memorize; [compound: in+mind]
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| innerheld | adj | belonging to the real nature of a thing; not offhanging (dependent) on any outly (external) boutstandings (circumstances); intrinsic [compound: inner+held]
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| innerself | noun | subjective identity, self-concept; [compound: inner+self]
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| innerselflike | adj | intrapersonal, introspective; [compound: innerself+like]
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| innerselflook | vb | introspect; [compound: innerself+look]
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| inroads | n | the beginnings of progress; penetration of a problem; first steps; ['Three weeks into it, I am finally beginning to make inroads on this project.']
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| inting | n | matter, case, business, cause; [from OE intinga]
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| inway | n | entrance; literally "the way in"; [neologism: in + way]
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| inwit | n | the inner knowledge and feeling of right and wrong; conscience, reason [obsolete, from in- + wit 'understanding, knowledge']
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| inwith | prep. | (Middle English) Within; enclosed, surrounded by [Obsolete, in+with ME Alternate Spelling Inwiþ]
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| isweer (word in Roufrithson's English) |
n | male cousin; sweer, fether, mether, cousin [OE geswigra]
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| inwrite | v | to write into something, having the writing being in the face of the object visible to one who would look upon the object; carve, inscribe [in + write. Not a calque.]
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| isness | n | the act of existing, state or fact of being; being, existence [compoud: is(to be)+ness(the state of; being so)]
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| ithand | n | diligent, industrious; [dialectal, Northern England, Scotland. Ultimately from Old Norse "iðinn"]
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