inlist
Archaic form of enlist.

inlooker
One who looks in or inward.

inlookers
plural of inlooker

inmate
A person confined to an institution such as a prison (as a convict) or hospital (as a patient).
A person who shares a residence (such as a hotel guest, a lodger, or a student living on campus), or other place.
Synonym of passenger, a person held or riding within a vehicle.

inmates
plural of inmate

inmigrant
A person who migrates to another part of the same region or country

inmigrants
plural of inmigrant

innamorata
Alternative form of inamorata.

innamoratas
plural of innamorata

innamorato
Alternative form of inamorato.

innamoratos
plural of innamorato

innatist
A supporter of innatism.

innatists
plural of innatist

inners
plural of inner

innholder
An innkeeper.

innholders
plural of innholder

innkeep
An innkeeper.

innkeeper
The person responsible for the running of an inn, usually the proprietor.

innkeeperess
A female innkeeper.

innkeeperesses
plural of innkeeperess

innkeepers
plural of innkeeper

innkeepress
A female innkeeper.

innocents
plural of innocent

innovationist
A promoter of innovation.
An innovator.

innovationists
plural of innovationist

innovator
Someone who innovates; a creator of new ideas.
An early adopter.

innovators
plural of innovator

innovatour
Rare spelling of innovator.

innovatours
plural of innovatour

innovatrix
A woman who innovates; a female innovator.

innoventor
One who innovents.

innoventors
plural of innoventor

innumerates
plural of innumerate

inoculator
One who inoculates.
A device used for inoculating.

inoculators
plural of inoculator

inoculatrices
plural of inoculatrix

inoculatrix
A female inoculator.

inoculee
One who is inoculated.

inoculees
plural of inoculee

inogorodnie
Non-Cossack immigrants to Cossack-controlled land in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

inopportunist
One who suffers from inopportunism.

inopportunists
plural of inopportunist

inpainter
A person or an algorithm that performs inpainting.

inpainters
plural of inpainter

inputter
One who, or that which, inputs.

inputters
plural of inputter

inquirant
One who makes an inquiry.

inquirants
plural of inquirant

inquirents
plural of inquirent

inquirer
One who inquires.

inquirers
plural of inquirer

inquirist
An inquirer, a questioner.

inquisitee
One who is being questioned or interrogated.

inquisitees
plural of inquisitee

inquisitionist
A member of an inquisition; an official questioner or interrogator.

inquisitionists
plural of inquisitionist

inroader
One who makes advances or incursions into a territory.

inroaders
plural of inroader

insaniacs
plural of insaniac

insatiables
plural of insatiable

inscriber
A person who inscribes.
A tool used to inscribe.

inscriptionist
One who inscribes; a writer of inscriptions.

inscriptionists
plural of inscriptionist

inscrutables
plural of inscrutable

insectologer
A scientist who studies insects

insectologers
plural of insectologer

insectologist
A scientist who studies insects

insectologists
plural of insectologist

insectophobe
A person afflicted by insectophobia, the abnormal fear of insects.

insectophobes
plural of insectophobe

inseminatee
One who has been inseminated.

inseminatees
plural of inseminatee

inseminator
A person who, or device that inseminates.

inseminators
plural of inseminator

insensates
plural of insensate

insensiblist
An unfeeling person.

insensiblists
plural of insensiblist

insertee
One who is penetrated by another during sexual intercourse.

insertees
plural of insertee

inserter
Alternative form of insertor.

inserters
plural of inserter

insertor
One who or that which inserts.
One who penetrates another during sexual intercourse.
A machine that inserts components into envelopes for mass mailing.

insertors
plural of insertor

insider
A person who has special knowledge about the inner workings of a group, organization, or institution.
A person who is within an enclosed space.

insiders
plural of insider

insinuator
One who insinuates.

insinuators
plural of insinuator

insister
One who insists.

insisters
plural of insister

inslaver
Archaic form of enslaver.

inslavers
plural of inslaver

insleeper
visitor who will spend the night, overnight guest

insleepers
plural of insleeper

insnarer
One who insnares.

insnarers
plural of insnarer

insolents
plural of insolent

insolvents
plural of insolvent

insomniacs
plural of insomniac

inspectee
One who undergoes an inspection.

inspectees
plural of inspectee

inspectioneer
One who carries out an inspection; an inspector.

inspectioneers
plural of inspectioneer

inspectionist
A voyeur.

inspectionists
plural of inspectionist

inspin
A woman incel.

inspirationalist
Synonym of inspirationist.

inspirationalists
plural of inspirationalist

inspirationist
One who holds to inspiration, especially divine inspiration.

inspirationists
plural of inspirationist

inspirer
Someone who inspires.

inspirers
plural of inspirer

inspiriter
A person or thing that inspirits.

inspiriters
plural of inspiriter

installer
One who installs.
A program that installs software in a computer and prepares it for use.

installers
plural of installer

instantiator
One who, or that which, instantiates.

instantiators
plural of instantiator

instaurator
One who renews or restores to a former condition.

instaurators
plural of instaurator

instigant
Synonym of instigator.

instigants
plural of instigant

instigater
Alternative spelling of instigator.

instigaters
plural of instigater

instigator
A person who intentionally instigates, incites, or starts something, especially one that creates trouble.

instigators
plural of instigator

instigatour
Obsolete spelling of instigator.

instigatours
plural of instigatour

instigatress
A female instigator.

instigatresses
plural of instigatress

instigatrices
plural of instigatrix

instigatrix
Female equivalent of instigator.

instiller
One who instills.
An eyedropper.

instillers
plural of instiller

instituter
A person who institutes something

instituters
plural of instituter

institutionaliser
Alternative form of institutionalizer.

institutionalisers
plural of institutionaliser

institutionalizer
One who, or that which, institutionalizes something.

institutionalizers
plural of institutionalizer

institutionals
plural of institutional

institutist
A writer or compiler of, or a commentator on, institutes.

institutists
plural of institutist

institutor
One who institutes something.
One who educates; an instructor.
A presbyter appointed by the bishop to institute a rector or assistant minister over a parish church.

institutors
plural of institutor

institutress
A female institutor.

institutresses
plural of institutress

institutrices
plural of institutrix

institutrix
A female institutor.

insto
An institutional investor.

instructee
A person being instructed.

instructees
plural of instructee

instructer
One who instructs.

instructers
plural of instructer

instructor
One who instructs; a teacher.

instructoress
Alternative form of instructress.

instructoresses
plural of instructoress

instructors
plural of instructor

instructour
Obsolete form of instructor.

instructours
plural of instructour

instructress
A female instructor.

instructresses
plural of instructress

instructrices
plural of instructrix

instructrix
A female instructor.

instructrixes
plural of instructrix

instrumentalizer
One who instrumentalizes.

instrumentalizers
plural of instrumentalizer

insubordinates
plural of insubordinate

insulationist
A supporter of insulationism.

insulationists
plural of insulationist

insultants
plural of insultant

insultee
One who is insulted.

insultees
plural of insultee

insulter
Someone who insults.

insulters
plural of insulter

insurables
plural of insurable

insurancer
An insurer; an underwriter.

insurancers
plural of insurancer

insurer
One who insures.

insurers
plural of insurer

insurrectionaries
plural of insurrectionary