154 INCISOR 



incisor (in-sl'-zer, in-sl'-ser, in-si'-sor) 



incisum (in-si'-sum) cut into. 



incitatus (in-sit-a/-tus) rapid, quick. 



inclarus (in-kla/-rus) obscure. 



incolatus (in-kol-a/-tus) dwelling in a place. 



incongruent ((in-kong'-gru-ent) 



increpitus (in-kre'-pi-tus) making a noise, rattling, 



rebuking. 

 incubaceus (in-kub-a/-se-us) lying close to the 



ground. 

 incurvus (in-ker'-vus) bent, curved, 

 indecoris (in-dek'-or-is) unbecoming, inglorious. 

 index (in'-deks, pi. in'-di-sez) 

 indicus (in'-dl-kus) of India or the East Indies. 

 indigen (in'-di-jen) 

 Indigofera* (in-di-gof'-er-a) 

 indivisus (in-di-vi'-sus) undivided. 

 indumentum (in-du-men'-tum) 

 indusium (in-du'-zi-um, in-dii-si-um; pi. in-dus'- 



i-a) 

 inebriate (in-e'-bri-at) 

 inermis (in-er'-mis) unarmed, defenseless. 

 infantile (in'-fan-til, in'-fan-til) 

 infectivus (in-fek-ti'-vus) pertaining to dyes, 

 infestus (in-fes'-tus) unsafe, infested, troublesome. 

 infiatus (in-fla/tus) blown up, inflated. 

 infuscatus (in-fus-ka/-tus) obscure, 

 ingenitus (in-jen'-i-tus) innate, instilled by birth, 

 ingens (in'-jenz) huge, enormous; also, remarkable. 

 ingluvies (in-gloo'-vi-ez) 

 inhaerens (in-he'-renz) connected, hung to. 

 inhalant (in-ha'-lant) 



