interborough |
combined form of borough. |
interbranch |
combined form of branch. |
interbreed |
to cause to breed with an individual of a different kind or species; crossbreed. [4 definitions] |
intercalary |
of a day or month, inserted into the calendar to bring the calendar year into correspondence with the solar year. [2 definitions] |
intercalate |
to insert (an extra day or month) in the calendar. [2 definitions] |
intercalibration |
combined form of calibration. |
intercampus |
combined form of campus. |
intercaste |
combined form of caste. |
intercede |
to act as a mediator in a dispute or disagreement. [2 definitions] |
intercell |
combined form of cell. |
intercellular |
between or among cells. |
intercept |
to stop or seize, thereby interrupting the movement or progress of. [5 definitions] |
interception |
the act of intercepting or the condition of being intercepted. [2 definitions] |
interceptor |
any person or thing that interrupts the movement or progress of something; anyone or anything that intercepts. [2 definitions] |
intercession |
an act or instance of mediating or intervening in a dispute. [2 definitions] |
intercessor |
one who intercedes. |
interchange |
to exchange the positions of (two things). [5 definitions] |
interchangeable |
of two things, able to be put or used in place of each other. [2 definitions] |
interchannel |
combined form of channel. |
interchromosomal |
combined form of chromosomal. |
interchurch |
combined form of church. |