Glossary.
Letter I
- ICE-BROOK
- an icy-cold brook
- IGNOMY
- ignominy
- IMAGE
- representation
- IMBARE
- to bare, lay open
- IMMEDIACY
- close connexion
- IMMOMENT
- unimportant
- IMP
- to graft. to splice a falcon's broken feathers
- IMP
- a scion, a child
- IMPAWN
- to stake, compromise
- IMPEACH
- to bring into question
- IMPEACH
- impeachment
- IMPEACHMENT
- cause of censure, hindrance
- IMPERCEIVERANT
- duff of perception
- IMPETICOS
- to pocket
- IMPORTANCE
- importunity
- IMPORTANT
- importunate
- IMPORTING
- significant
- IMPOSE
- imposition, meaning command or task imposed upon any one
- IMPOSITIONS
- command
- IMPRESE
- a device with a motto
- IMPRESS
- to compel to serve
- INCAPABLE
- unconscious
- INCARNARDINE
- to dye red
- INCENSED
- incited, egged on
- INCH-MEAL
- by inch-meal, by portions of inches
- INCLINING
- compliant
- INCLINING
- inclination
- INCLIP
- to embrace
- INCLUDE
- conclude
- INCONY
- fine, delicate
- INCORRECT
- ill-regulated
- IND
- India
- INDENT
- to compound or bargain
- INDEX
- a preface
- INDIFFERENT
- ordinary
- INDIGEST
- disordered
- INDITE
- to invite
- To convict
- INDUCTION
- introduction, beginning
- INDURANCE
- delay
- INFINITE
- infinite power
- INGRAFT
- to engraff, engrafted
- INHABITABLE
- uninhabitable
- INHERIT
- to possess
- INHOOPED
- penned up in hoops
- INKHORN-MATE
- a contemptuous term for an ecclesiastic, or man of learning
- INKLE
- a kind of narrow fillet or tape
- INLAND
- civilized, well-educated
- INLY
- inward
- INLY
- inwardly
- INQUISITION
- enquiry
- INSANE
- that which causes insanity
- INSCONCE
- to arm, fortify
- INSTANCE
- example
- Information
- Reason, proof
- INTEND
- to pretend
- INTENDING
- regarding
- INTENDMENT
- intention
- INTENTIVELY
- attentively
- INTERESSED
- allied
- INTERMISSION
- pause, delay
- INTRENCHMENT
- not capable of being cut
- INTRINSE
- intricate
- INTRINSICATE
- intricate
- INVENTION
- imagination
- INWARD
- an intimate friend
- intimate
- INWARDNESS
- intimacy
- IRREGULOUS
- lawless, licentious
- ITERATION
- reiteration
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