| 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. |
| interlink |
to link together; interconnect. |
| interlobular |
combined form of lobular. |
| interlocal |
combined form of local. |
| interlock |
to come together in a coordinated way, as the intermeshed parts of a machine. [5 definitions] |
| interlocking directorate |
directors holding membership on more than one board of companies that are not competitors. |
| interlocutor |
one who participates in a conversation or dialogue. |
| interlocutory |
of, or pertaining to conversation or dialogue. [2 definitions] |
| interlope |
to interfere in others' affairs; meddle. [2 definitions] |
| interloper |
a person who intrudes in the affairs of others; meddler. |
| interlude |
a pause, space, or event that intervenes; interval. [3 definitions] |
| intermarginal |
combined form of marginal. |