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Ichthyology

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n. The study of fish; a branch of zoology that deals with fish.

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Iconoclast

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n. A person who attacks or denounces popular beliefs.

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Ignominious

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adj. Deserving disgrace; shameful; dishonorable.

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Immolate

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v. To kill as a sacrifice, most often by fire.

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Immure

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v. To imprison; to shut in; to confine.

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Impecunious

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adj. Having little or no money; poverty- striken.

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Impinge

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v. To collide with or strike; to encroach or infringe.

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Importune

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v. Beg persistently; make repeated requests for, usually in an annoying way.

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Improvident

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n. Thriftless; not providing for the future; without foresight.

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Inalienable

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adj. Unable to be taken away; nontransferable; unquestionable.

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Inamorata

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n. A women who loves or is loved.

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Inchoate

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adj. Not fully formed; rudimentary; elementary.

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Incorrigible

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adj. Uncorrectable; deviant; not following orders.

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Incubus

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n. Burden; very worrisome problem; a concern; a nightmare.

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Inculcate

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v. To fix firmly by repetition; to instill; to ingrain by repeated learning or memorization.

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Incumbent

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v. Obligatory; imposed as an obligation.

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Incursion

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n. A raid; a sudden attack; an invasion; a hostile takeover.

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Indemnity

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n. Protection against loss or damage; payment for loss or damage.

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Indite

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v. To write; to produce a literary work.

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Indubitable

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adj. Too obvious to be questioned; unquestionable.

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Inenarrable

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adj. Not able to be described; that which cannot be narrated.

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Infanta

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n. A daughter of a king, most often the King of Spain or Portugal; a Spanish princess.

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Ingenuous

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adj. Naive and trusting; young; artless; unsophisticated; candid.

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Inimical

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adj. Hostile; unfavorable; harmful; antagonistic.

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Inimitable

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adj. Defying imitation; not able to be copied or duplicated.

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Inroad

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n. A hostile invasion; an advance that lessens the quantity of something; a raid.

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Insensate

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adj. Having no feelings; foolish.

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Insidious

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adj. Treacherous and stealthy; sly; intending to entrap.

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Insolvent

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adj. Bankrupt; without money; lacking money to pay.

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Insouciant

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adj. Unconcerned; without anxiety; indifferent.

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Integument

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n. An outer covering; a container.

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Interloper

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n. An intruder; somebody who constantly gets in the way and who interferes.

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Interminable

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adj. Endless; unable to be measured; without a boundary.

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Internecine

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adj. Mutually destructive; an internal conflict.

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Intrepid

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adj. Fearless; brave; bold and courageous.

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Inured

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adj. Accustomed to; adapted to; hardened.

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Inveigh

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v. To attack and complain verbally; to denounce; to vehemently object.

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Inveterate

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adj. Deeply rooted; well established; habitual.

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Invidious

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adj. Creating ill will or envy; tending to rouse ill will or envy.

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Involute

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adj. Complicated; twisted; non-direct.

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Itinerant

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adj. Moving around; wandering; traveling from place to place as part of a duty or a job.

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Ineffable

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adj. Incapable of being expressed; indescribable or unutterable.