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Traditional English :: inlaid
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inluenza.html - past and past part. of INLAY. |
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Traditional English :: inland
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inluenza.html - adj., n., & adv. --adj. 1 situated in the interior of a country. 2 esp. Brit. carried on within the limits of a country; domestic (inland trade). --n. the parts of a country remote from the sea or frontiers; the interior. --adv. in or towards the interior of a country. inland duty a tax payable on inland trade. inland revenue Brit. revenue consisting of taxes and inland duties. Inland Revenue (in the UK) the government department responsible for assessing and collecting such taxes. inlander n. inlandish adj. |
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Traditional English :: inlay
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inluenza.html - v. & n. --v.tr. (past and past part. inlaid) 1 a (usu. foll. by in) embed (a thing in another) so that the surfaces are even. b (usu. foll. by with) ornament (a thing with inlaid work). 2 (as inlaid adj.) (of a piece of furniture etc.) ornamented by inlaying. 3 insert (a page, an illustration, etc.) in a space cut in a larger thicker page. --n. 1 inlaid work. 2 material inlaid. 3 a filling shaped to fit a tooth-cavity. inlayer n. [IN-(2) + LAY(1)] |
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Traditional English :: inlet
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inluenza.html - n. 1 a small arm of the sea, a lake, or a river. 2 a piece inserted, esp. in dressmaking etc. 3 a way of entry. [ME f. IN + LET(1) v.] |
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Traditional English :: inlier
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inluenza.html - n. Geol. a structure or area of older rocks completely surrounded by newer rocks. [IN, after outlier] |
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Traditional English :: inly
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inluenza.html - adv. poet. 1 inwardly; in the heart. 2 intimately; thoroughly. [OE innlice (as IN, -LY(2))] |
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