| inflame |
to excite, arouse, or intensify (the emotions or passions). [4 definitions] |
| inflammable |
capable of catching fire and burning, or easy to set aflame and burn; flammable. [2 definitions] |
| inflammation |
the act or an instance of being inflamed. [2 definitions] |
| inflate |
to enlarge, expand, or distend. [5 definitions] |
| inflation |
an increase in the average price level. [2 definitions] |
| inflection |
a change in the pitch or tone of a voice; modulation. [5 definitions] |
| inflexible |
not capable of being bent, or not easy to bend; rigid. [3 definitions] |
| inflict |
to strike or administer in a physical assault. [2 definitions] |
| influence |
the power or intangible action of one thing or person which brings about an effect on another. [4 definitions] |
| influential |
having authority or influence. |
| influenza |
an acute, contagious disease in various forms, caused by a virus in humans and in some animals and characterized by inflammation of the respiratory tract, irritation of the stomach, and fever; flu. |
| info |
shortened form of "information." |
| infomercial |
a long commercial in the form of a television program. |
| inform |
to communicate knowledge to; tell. [4 definitions] |
| informal |
not formal or ceremonious; casual. [3 definitions] |
| information |
knowledge or facts that come from investigation, observation, or study. [4 definitions] |
| infrastructure |
the basic facilities and equipment, esp. of a technological nature, that are necessary for a system or organization to function. |
| infrequent |
happening seldom or at long intervals. [3 definitions] |
| in full |
in the complete or required amount. |
| infuriate |
to cause fury in (someone); enrage. |
| -ing1 |
used to form the present participle of verbs. |