| intermarginal |
combined form of marginal. |
| intermarriage |
marriage between two people who are of different racial, ethnic, or religious backgrounds. [2 definitions] |
| intermarry |
to marry a member of another racial or ethnic group, religion, or the like. [3 definitions] |
| intermediary |
a person who acts as an agent or mediator between persons, groups, or the like; go-between. [4 definitions] |
| intermediate |
being or occurring between two things, stages, positions, persons, or the like; being in the middle. [4 definitions] |
| intermembrane |
combined form of membrane. |
| intermenstrual |
combined form of menstrual. |
| interment |
the act or ritual of placing in a grave or tomb; burial. |
| intermezzo |
a short, light musical or dramatic piece performed between the acts of a play or opera. [3 definitions] |
| interminable |
endless or seemingly endless; monotonously long. |
| intermingle |
to mix or mingle together. |
| interministerial |
combined form of ministerial. |
| intermission |
a pause or interruption between periods of activity; respite; recess. [4 definitions] |
| intermissionless |
combined form of intermission. |
| intermit |
to suspend or be suspended temporarily; stop periodically. |
| intermitotic |
combined form of mitotic. |
| intermittent |
occurring at intervals; alternately stopping and starting. |
| intermix |
to mix together; intermingle. |
| intermixture |
the act of mixing together, or the condition of being so mixed. [2 definitions] |
| intermolecular |
existing or happening between molecules. |
| intermolecularly |
combined form of molecularly. |