inclose |
variant of enclose. |
in clover |
living in prosperity, comfort, and ease. |
include |
to contain, as a whole contains its parts. [3 definitions] |
inclusion |
the act of including or the state of being included. [2 definitions] |
inclusive |
including everything, or a large amount; comprehensive. [3 definitions] |
incognito |
in disguise; under a false identity. [4 definitions] |
incognizable |
combined form of cognizable. |
incognizant |
combined form of cognizant |
incoherence |
the state or quality of being incoherent. [2 definitions] |
incoherency |
incoherence. |
incoherent |
lacking logical order or connection. [2 definitions] |
incohesion |
combined form of cohesion |
incohesive |
combined form of cohesive. |
in cold blood |
with calculated malice. |
incombustible |
not capable of being burned. [2 definitions] |
income |
the money derived from work or investments. |
income tax |
a tax on personal and corporate income. |
incoming |
about to arrive or having just arrived. [4 definitions] |
incommensurable |
lacking a common standard of measurement or comparison. |
incommensurate |
not fitting, adequate, or proportionate. [2 definitions] |
incommode |
to inconvenience or disturb. |