| inkling |
a vague or partial idea or understanding. [2 definitions] |
| inland |
of, concerning, or situated in the part of a country or region away from seacoasts or in the interior. [3 definitions] |
| inlet |
a bay, stream, or the like that is recessed into or leads inland from a shoreline. [3 definitions] |
| in love |
the condition in an adult of having a very strong physical and emotional attraction to someone and a strong desire to be with that person; the condition of feeling romantic love. |
| inn |
a small hotel that caters especially to travelers. [2 definitions] |
| inner |
situated inside. [4 definitions] |
| inning |
the segment of a baseball or softball game during which each side has a turn at batting. [3 definitions] |
| innkeeper |
the owner or manager of an inn. |
| innocence |
the quality or condition of being innocent. [5 definitions] |
| innocent |
free from corruption or knowledge of evil. [6 definitions] |
| innovation |
a new method, approach, idea, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| inoculate |
to inject or otherwise infect (a person or animal) with a virus or microorganism, esp. in order to create immunity to a disease. [3 definitions] |
| in one ear and out the other |
heard, but with little or no notice paid. |
| in one's pocket |
under one's control. |
| in one's shirt sleeves |
not wearing a coat. |
| in one's stocking feet |
wearing socks or stockings but no shoes. |
| in order to |
as a means to; so that; for the purpose of. |
| in person |
in one's actual physical presence. |
| in private |
in the view or presence only of the person or people concerned. |
| in progress |
in the process of happening; taking place; occurring. |
| in public |
in the view or presence of other people, esp. the general public. |