inerting
present participle and gerund of inert

inescating
present participle and gerund of inescate

ineyeing
present participle and gerund of ineye

ineying
present participle and gerund of ineye

infaming
present participle and gerund of infame

infamising
present participle and gerund of infamise

infamizing
present participle and gerund of infamize

infantilising
present participle and gerund of infantilise

infantizing
present participle and gerund of infantize

infecting
present participle and gerund of infect

infeebling
present participle and gerund of infeeble

infeffing
present participle and gerund of infeff

infefting
present participle and gerund of infeft

infenestrating
present participle and gerund of infenestrate

infeoffing
present participle and gerund of infeoff

inferiorising
present participle and gerund of inferiorise

infernalizing
present participle and gerund of infernalize

infeudating
present participle and gerund of infeudate

infibulating
present participle and gerund of infibulate

infidelizing
present participle and gerund of infidelize

infielding
present participle and gerund of infield

infighting
Fighting or quarreling among the members of a single group or side.
Fighting with one's opponent closer than arm's length.

infightings
plural of infighting

infiling
present participle and gerund of infile

infilming
present participle and gerund of infilm

infiltering
present participle and gerund of infilter

infiltrating
present participle and gerund of infiltrate

infinitizing
present participle and gerund of infinitize

infirming
present participle and gerund of infirm

infleshing
present participle and gerund of inflesh

inflicting
present participle and gerund of inflict

inflowing
The act or process of flowing in; an inflow.

inflowings
plural of inflowing.

influencing
influence

influencings
plural of influencing

influx
A flow inward or into something; a coming in.
That which flows or comes in.
influence; power.

infodumping
present participle and gerund of infodump

infold
To fold inwards.
To wrap up or inwrap; involve; inclose; enfold or envelop.
To clasp with the arms; embrace.

infolded
simple past and past participle of infold

infolding
present participle and gerund of infold

infoldings
plural of infolding

infolds
third-person singular simple present indicative of infold

infoliating
present participle and gerund of infoliate

inforcing
present participle and gerund of inforce

informalizing
present participle and gerund of informalize

informating
present participle and gerund of informate

informationizing
present participle and gerund of informationize

informatising
present participle and gerund of informatise

infoscape
The virtual landscape of information.

infoscapes
plural of infoscape

infotaining
present participle and gerund of infotain

infounding
present participle and gerund of infound

infranchising
present participle and gerund of infranchise

infrigidating
present participle and gerund of infrigidate

infumating
present participle and gerund of infumate

infuriating
Extremely annoying, frustrating or irritating

infuscating
present participle and gerund of infuscate

ingaging
present participle and gerund of ingage

ingathering
present participle and gerund of ingather

ingatherings
plural of ingathering

ingendering
present participle and gerund of ingender

ingendring
present participle and gerund of ingendre

ingenerating
present participle and gerund of ingenerate

ingerminating
present participle and gerund of ingerminate

ingirting
present participle and gerund of ingirt

inglobating
present participle and gerund of inglobate

inglobing
present participle and gerund of inglobe

inglutting
present participle and gerund of inglut

ingorging
present participle and gerund of ingorge

ingoting
present participle and gerund of ingot

ingraffing
present participle and gerund of ingraff

ingrafting
present participle and gerund of ingraft

ingraining
present participle and gerund of ingrain

ingrandizing
present participle and gerund of ingrandize

ingratiating
Which ingratiates; which attempts to bring oneself into the favour of another, often with flattery or insincerity; smarmy; unctuous; oily.

ingravidating
present participle and gerund of ingravidate

ingraving
present participle and gerund of ingrave

ingrooving
present participle and gerund of ingroove

ingrossing
present participle and gerund of ingross

ingrounding
present participle and gerund of inground

ingrouping
present participle and gerund of ingroup

ingulfing
present participle and gerund of ingulf

ingulphing
present participle and gerund of ingulph

inhabitting
present participle and gerund of inhabit

inhausting
present participle and gerund of inhaust

inhering
present participle and gerund of inhere

inheriting
present participle and gerund of inherit

inhiving
present participle and gerund of inhive

inhooping
present participle and gerund of inhoop

inhumanizing
present participle and gerund of inhumanize

inhumating
present participle and gerund of inhumate

inhuming
present participle and gerund of inhume

inisling
present participle and gerund of inisle

initialing
present participle and gerund of initial

initialings
plural of initialing

initialising
present participle and gerund of initialise

initializing
present participle and gerund of initialize

initialling
present participle and gerund of initial

initing
present participle and gerund of init

injogging
present participle and gerund of injog

injoining
present participle and gerund of injoin

injointing
present participle and gerund of injoint

injoying
present participle and gerund of injoy

inkhornizing
present participle and gerund of inkhornize

inkindling
present participle and gerund of inkindle

inkling
Usually preceded by forms of to give: a slight hint, implication, or suggestion given., A vague idea about something.
Often preceded by forms of to get or to have: an imprecise idea or slight knowledge of something; a suspicion.
A desire, an inclination.

inklings
plural of inkling

inknotting
present participle and gerund of inknot

inkslinging
Writing, especially low-quality writing or invective.

inlacing
present participle and gerund of inlace

inlarding
present participle and gerund of inlard

inlawing
present participle and gerund of inlaw

inlaying
present participle and gerund of inlay

inlayings
plural of inlaying

inleading
present participle and gerund of inlead

inletting
present participle and gerund of inlet

inlettings
plural of inletting

inlighting
present participle and gerund of inlight

inlining
present participle and gerund of inline

inlinings
plural of inlining

inlisting
present participle and gerund of inlist

inlocking
present participle and gerund of inlock

inlumining
present participle and gerund of inlumine

inmarrying
present participle and gerund of inmarry

inmeshing
present participle and gerund of inmesh

inmewing
present participle and gerund of inmew

innerducing
present participle and gerund of innerduce

innervating
present participle and gerund of innervate

innerving
present participle and gerund of innerve

innodating
present participle and gerund of innodate

innoventing
present participle and gerund of innovent

innuendoing
present participle and gerund of innuendo

inocculating
present participle and gerund of inocculate

inocubating
present participle and gerund of inocubate

inoculating
present participle and gerund of inoculate

inodiating
present participle and gerund of inodiate

inorbing
present participle and gerund of inorb

inorganizing
present participle and gerund of inorganize

inpainting
A technique in which missing or damaged portions of images are reconstructed by interpolation of surrounding areas.
A portion of an image created by this technique.

inpaintings
plural of inpainting

inputting
present participle and gerund of input

inquering
present participle and gerund of inquere