INZ

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INSTINCT — I. ˈinz(ˌ)tiŋ(k)t, -_tēŋ-, ˈin(ˌ)st- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin instinctus, from instinctus (past participle) 1. obsolete …
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INSPISSATE — I. (ˈ)inz|pisə̇t, ənzˈp-, -iˌsāt, ˈinzpə̇ˌsāt, -n(t)(|)sp- adjective or in·spis·sat·ed -ād.ə̇d Etymology: inspissate from Late Latin inspissatus (past participle); inspissated from …
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INSTINCTIVE — (ˈ)inz|tiŋ(k)tiv, ənˈst-, -)tēv also -)təv adjective Etymology: instinct (I) + -ive : of, relating to, or constituting instinct : derived …
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INSTANTIAL — (ˈ)inz|tanchəl, ə̇nzˈt-, -n|sta- adjective Etymology: Latin instantia presence, urgency + English -al — more at instance : of, relating to, …
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INSTABLE — (ˈ)inz|tābəl, -n|st- adjective Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin instabilis, from in- in- (I) + stabilis firm, …
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INSPAN — (ˈ)inz|pan, ənzˈp-, -n|sp- verb Etymology: Afrikaans, from Middle Dutch inspannen, from in in (adverb) + spannen to stretch, span, hitch …
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INSCRUTABLE — (ˈ)inz|krüd.əbəl, ənzˈk-, -n|sk-, -ütə- adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin inscrutabilis, from Latin in- in- (I) + Late Latin …
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WOMENSWEAR — /wim"inz wair'/ , n. 1. See women's wear . 2. cloth, esp. wool or wool-blend fabrics, used for women's tailored …
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WOMEN'S — /wim"inz/ , n. , pl. women's . 1. a range of sizes usually from 38 to 44 for garments that …
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WHITE — /hwuyt, wuyt/ , n. 1. Byron R(aymond) ( "Whizzer" ), born 1917, U.S. lawyer and jurist: associate justice of the …
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WARRENSBURG — /wawr"inz berrg', wor"-/ , n. a town in central Missouri. 13,807.
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WARNER ROBINS — /rob"inz/ a city in central Georgia. 39,893.
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TIRYNS — /tir"inz/ , n. an ancient city in Greece, in Peloponnesus: destroyed in 486 B.C. by the Argives; excavated ruins include …
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TIMMINS — /tim"inz/ , n. a city in E Ontario, in S Canada: gold-mining center. 46,114.
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ST. CATHARINES — /kath"euhr inz, kath"rinz/ a city in SE Ontario, in SE Canada. 123,351.
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SANGER — /sang"euhr/ , n. 1. Frederick , born 1918, English biochemist: Nobel prize for chemistry 1958. 2. Margaret Higgins /hig"inz/ , …
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ROLLINS — /rol"inz/ , n. Theodore Walter ( "Sonny" ), born 1929, U.S. jazz saxophonist and composer.
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ROBIN'S-EGG BLUE — /rob"inz eg'/ a pale green to a light greenish-blue color. [ 1880-85 ]
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ROBBINSDALE — /rob"inz dayl'/ , n. a city in SE Minnesota, near Minneapolis. 14,422.
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ROBBINS — /rob"inz/ , n. 1. Frederick C(hapman) , born 1916, U.S. physician: Nobel prize 1954. 2. Jerome , born 1918, U.S. …
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O'HIGGINS — /oh hig"inz/ ; Sp. /aw ee"geens/ , n. 1. Ambrosio /ahm brddaw"syaw/ , ( Marqués de Osorno ), 1720?-1801, Irish …
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NEVINS — /nev"inz/ , n. Allan , 1890-1971, U.S. historian.
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MUGGINS — /mug"inz/ , n. 1. a convention in the card game of cribbage in which a player scores points overlooked by …
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MATTINS — /mat"nz, -inz/ , n. ( often cap. ) ( usually used with a sing. v. ) Chiefly Brit. matin (def. …
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MADELEINE — /mad"l in, mad'l ayn"/ ; Fr. /manndeu len"/ , n. , pl. madeleines /mad"l inz, mad'l aynz"/ ; Fr. /manndeu …
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LAPIN — /lap"in/ ; Fr. /lann paonn"/ , n. , pl. lapins /lap"inz/ ; Fr. /lann paonn"/ . 1. a rabbit. 2. …
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JUGGINS — /jug"inz/ , n. , pl. jugginses . Chiefly Brit. a simpleton. [ 1835-45; orig. uncert. ]
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INNSBRUCK — /inz"brook/ ; Ger. /ins"brddook/ , n. a city in W Austria, on the Inn river. 116,100.
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HUTCHINS — /huch"inz/ , n. Robert Maynard , 1899-1977, U.S. educator and college president.
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HUGGINS — /hug"inz/ , n. Charles Brenton /bren"tn/ , 1901-97, U.S. surgeon and medical researcher, born in Canada: Nobel prize 1966.
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