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] |
informality |
the condition of being informal; lack of formality; casualness. [2 definitions] |
informant |
one who gives information. |
informatics |
a branch of science dealing with the storage and processing of data. |
information |
knowledge or facts that come from investigation, observation, or study. [4 definitions] |
informative |
providing information, or adding to one's knowledge or understanding. |
informed |
having, showing, or using information. [2 definitions] |
informer |
one who secretly provides incriminating information about another, esp. for reward. |
infra- |
beneath; below. |
infraction |
an act or instance of breaking or violating, usu. a rule or law; violation or breach. |
infra dig |
(informal) beneath one's dignity. |
infrangible |
impossible to break; unbreakable. [2 definitions] |
infrared |
the invisible electromagnetic radiation next to and longer in wavelength than those of the visible red end of the spectrum. [2 definitions] |
infrasonic |
of, concerning, or denoting sound waves below the audible frequencies. |
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] |
infringe |
to cross established limits; encroach; trespass (usu. fol. by "on" or "upon"). [2 definitions] |
infringement |
a violation or breaking, as of a law, rule, or contract. [2 definitions] |
in front of |
directly ahead of in place or position. |