| intervalley |
combined form of valley. |
| intervene |
to enter a situation so as to change what is happening. [3 definitions] |
| intervenor |
an individual or group, esp. a citizens' group, that becomes a party to a lawsuit or the proceedings of a regulatory agency. |
| intervention |
the act of interfering so as to prevent something from happening [4 definitions] |
| intervertebral |
between vertebrae. |
| interview |
a meeting between a job applicant and a prospective employer, usu. to determine the applicant's qualifications. [5 definitions] |
| intervillage |
combined form of village. |
| intervisible |
combined form of visible. |
| intervisitation |
combined form of visitation. |
| inter vivos |
in law, taking place between living persons; happening during the lifetimes of the persons involved. |
| interwar |
combined form of war. |
| interweave |
to weave together. [3 definitions] |
| interworking |
combined form of working. |
| interzonal |
combined form of zonal. |
| interzone |
combined form of zone. |
| intestate |
not having made a legal will. [3 definitions] |
| intestinal |
of or relating to the intestines. [2 definitions] |
| intestine |
(usu. pl.) the lower part of the digestive system, specifically a long tube, divided into the small and large intestines, that extends in coils from the stomach to the anus. [2 definitions] |
| in the abstract |
regarded apart from the concrete or from any particular instance. |
| in the aisles |
laughing uncontrollably. |
| in the arms of Morpheus |
being asleep; sleeping deeply. |