intersperse |
to place or scatter among other things. |
interstage |
combined form of stage. |
interstate |
concerning or connecting two or more states, esp. of the United States. [2 definitions] |
interstation |
combined form of station. |
interstellar |
existing or occurring between or among the stars. |
interstice |
a small or narrow space or interval between two parts or things. |
interstimulus |
combined form of stimulus. |
interstitial |
concerning, located in, or forming interstices. [2 definitions] |
interstratification |
combined form of stratification. |
interstratify |
combined form of stratify. |
intersubstitutable |
combined form of substitutable. |
intersystem |
combined form of system. |
interterm |
combined form of term. |
interterminal |
combined form of terminal. |
interterritorial |
combined form of territorial. |
intertidal |
of or concerning the section of a shore that lies between the high-tide and low-tide marks. |
intertranslatable |
combined form of translatable. |
intertrial |
combined form of trial. |
intertribal |
combined form of tribal. |
intertroop |
combined form of troop. |
intertwine |
to twist together, one about the other; interlace or interlock. |