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Traditional English :: inebriate
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inection.html - v., adj., & n. --v.tr.
1 make drunk; intoxicate.
2 excite. --adj. --n. a drunken person, esp. a habitual drunkard. inebriation n. inebriety n. [ME f. L inebriatus past part. of inebriare (as IN-(2), ebrius drunk)] |
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Traditional English :: inedible
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inection.html - adj. not edible, esp. not suitable for eating (cf. UNEATABLE). |
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Traditional English :: inedited
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inection.html - adj.
1 not published.
2 published without editorial alterations or additions. |
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Traditional English :: ineducable
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inection.html - adj. incapable of being educated, esp. through mental retardation. |
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Traditional English :: ineffable
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inection.html - adj. 1 unutterable; too great for description in words. 2 that must not be uttered. ineffability n. ineffably adv. [ME f. OF ineffable or L ineffabilis (as IN-(1), effari speak out, utter)] |
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Traditional English :: ineffaceable
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inection.html - adj. that cannot be effaced. ineffaceability n. ineffaceably adv. |
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