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Traditional English :: inner
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inner - adj. & n. --adj. (usu. attrib.)
1 further in; inside; interior (the inner compartment).
2 (of thoughts, feelings, etc.) deeper; more secret. --n. Archery 1 a division of the target next to the bull's-eye.
2 a shot that strikes this. inner bar Brit. Law Queen's or King's Counsel collectively. inner city the central most densely populated area of a city (also (with hyphen) attrib.: inner-city housing). inner-directed Psychol. governed by standards formed in childhood. inner man (or woman)
1 the soul or mind.
2 joc. the stomach. inner planet an inferior planet (see INFERIOR adj. 3). inner space 1 the region between the earth and outer space, or below the surface of the sea.
2 the part of the mind not normally accessible to consciousness. inner-spring US = interior-sprung. Inner Temple one of the two Inns of Court on the site of the Temple in London (cf. Middle Temple). inner tube a separate inflatable tube inside the cover of a pneumatic tyre. innerly adv. innermost adj. innerness n. [OE innera (adj.), compar. of IN] |
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Related Words
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city
posse
space
cavern
circle
bad
boy
lyric
thigh
exercise
harbour
baltimore
symptom
ear
infection
smile
dizziness
sheraton
harbor
hotel
join
realm
bicycle
tube
mongolia
innertalk
marriott
aquarium
attraction
disorder
day
inn
world
md
earth
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Most Often Usage
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inner city posse
inner space cavern
inner circle bad boy
inner circle lyric
inner circle
inner thigh exercise
inner harbour
baltimore inner harbour
symptom of inner ear infection
inner ear infection
inner smile
inner space
dizziness inner ear
sheraton inner harbor hotel
inner join
inner realm
bicycle inner tube
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