| interiorize |
to absorb (a value, idea, or the like), understand completely, and make one's own. |
| interior monologue |
in literature, material that expresses a character's inner thoughts, often presented in stream-of-consciousness narrative. |
| interisland |
combined form of island. |
| interj. |
abbreviation of "interjection." |
| interject |
to interpose (a remark or comment) between words or remarks or in the middle of a conversation or discussion. |
| interjection |
the act of putting in or between, or of interposing. [3 definitions] |
| interlace |
to cross over and under as if laced together; intertwine; interweave. |
| interlard |
to insert in various places; intersperse with; mix in (usu. fol. by "with"). |
| interlay |
to lay or place between or among. |
| interlayer |
combined form of layer. |
| interleaf |
an additional leaf or page, usu. blank, that is bound between other pages of a book, often for a reader to make notes on. |
| interleave |
to insert or bind an interleaf or interleaves in. |
| interlibrary |
combined form of library. |
| interline1 |
to write, print, or insert between the lines of (a text, document, or the like); interlineate. |
| interline2 |
to provide with an interlining. |
| interlineal |
interlinear. |
| interlinear |
inserted between the lines, as of written or printed text. [2 definitions] |
| interlineate |
see "interline1." |
| Interlingua |
an artificial language developed for international communication, esp. among scientists. |
| interlining1 |
a lining between the ordinary lining of a garment and its outer fabric. |
| interlining2 |
any written material that is inserted between existing lines of print or writing. |