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4,900- Interposit
- Interposition
- Interposure
- Interpret
- Interpretable
- Interpretament
- Interpretation
- Interpretative
- Interpretatively
- INTERPRETER.
- Interpretive
- Interpubic
- Interpunction
- Interradial
- Interramal
- Interreceive
- Interregency
- Interregent
- Interregnum
- Interreign
- Interrelated
- Interrelation
- Interrenal
- Interrepellent
- Interrer
- Interrex
- Interrogate
- Interrogatee
- Interrogation
- Interrogative
- Interrogatively
- Interrogator
- Interrogatory
- Interrupt
- Interrupted
- Interruptedly
- Interrupter
- Interruption
- Interruptive
- Interscapular
- Interscapulars
- Interscendent
- Interscind
- Interscribe
- Intersecant
- Intersect
- Intersection
- Intersectional
- Interseminate
- Interseptal
- Intersert
- Interserttion
- Intersesamoid
- Interset
- Intershock
- Intersidereal
- Intersocial
- Intersomnious
- Interspace
- Interspeech
- Intersperse
- Interspersion
- Interspinal; Interspinous
- Interspiration
- Interstapedial
- Interstate
- Interstellar
- Interstellary
- Intersternal
- Interstice
- Intersticed
- Interstinctive
- Interstitial
- Interstition
- Interstratification
- Interstratified
- Interstratify
- Intertalk
- Intertangle
- Intertarsal
- Intertex
- Intertexture
- Interthoracic
- Intertie
- Intertissued
- Intertraffic
- Intertranspicuous
- Intertransverse
- Intertrigo
- Intertrochanteric
- Intertropical
- Intertubular
- Intertwine
- Intertwiningly
- Intertwist
- Intertwistingly
- Interungular; Interungulate
- Interurban
- Interval
- Interval; Intervale
- Intervallum
- Intervary
- Interveined
- Intervene
- Intervener
- Intervenience; Interveniency
- Intervenient
- Intervent
- Intervention
- Interventor
- Interventricular
- Intervenue
- Intervert
- Intervertebral
- Interview
- Interviewer
- Interviewing
- Intervisible
- Intervisit
- Intervital
- Intervocalic
- Intervolution
- Intervolve
- Interweave
- Interwish
- Interworking
- Interworld
- Interwove; Interwoven
- Interwreathe
- Intestable
- Intestacy
- Intestate
- Intestinal
- Intestine
- Intext
- Intextine
- Intextured
- Inthirst
- Inthrall
- Inthrallment
- Inthrone
- Inthrong
- Inthronization
- Inthronize
- Intice
- Intimacy
- Intimate
- Intimately
- Intimation
- Intime
- Intimidate
- Intimidation
- Intimidatory
- Intinction
- Intinctivity
- Intine
- Intire; Intirely
- Intitle
- Intitule
- Into
- Intolerability
- Intolerable
- Intolerance
- Intolerancy
- Intolerant
- Intolerantly
- Intolerated
- Intolerating
- Intoleration
- Intomb
- Intombment
- Intonate
- Intonation
- Intone
- Intorsion
- Intort
- Intortion
- Intoxicant
- Intoxicate
- Intoxicatedness
- Intoxicating
- Intoxication
- Intra-
- Intraaxillary
- Intracellular
- Intracolic
- Intracranial
- Intractability
- Intractable
- Intractile
- Intrados
- Intrafoliaceous
- Intrafusion
- Intralobular
- Intramarginal
- Intramercurial
- Intramolecular
- Intramundane
- Intramural
- Intranquillity
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Interposit
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828
Part of speech: noun (n.)
An intermediate depot or station between one commercial city or country and another. Mitford.