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Inkblots
ˈɪŋk.blɒtMeanings of Inkblots:
nounA dark mark or stain made by ink.
Usage examples:
A huge inkblot on paper
Inked
ɪŋkMeanings of Inked:
verbMark (words or a design) with ink.
Usage examples:
The cork has the name of the château inked on to the side
nounA coloured fluid or paste used for writing, drawing, printing, or duplicating.
Usage examples:
The names are written in ink
Inker
ˈɪŋ.kərMeanings of Inker:
nounAn artist who adds solid lines and extra details to the first pencil drawings for a comic, graphic novel, or animation (= a book or film whose story is told in pictures)
Usage examples:
His first animation work was on popeye, as an inker., inkers ink over the pencilled lines, providin…
Inkers
ˈɪŋ.kərMeanings of Inkers:
nounAn artist who adds solid lines and extra details to the first pencil drawings for a comic, graphic novel, or animation (= a book or film whose story is told in pictures)
Usage examples:
His first animation work was on popeye, as an inker., inkers ink over the pencilled lines, providin…
Meanings of Inkhorn:
nounA small portable container for ink.
Usage examples:
Dipping the quill into a marble inkhorn, he leaned over the journal.
Meanings of Inkhorns:
nounA small portable container for ink.
Usage examples:
Dipping the quill into a marble inkhorn, he leaned over the journal.
Meanings of Inkiest:
adjectiveAs dark as ink.
Usage examples:
The cold inky blackness of a mexican cave
Inking
ɪŋkMeanings of Inking:
verbMark (words or a design) with ink.
Usage examples:
The cork has the name of the château inked on to the side
nounA coloured fluid or paste used for writing, drawing, printing, or duplicating.
Usage examples:
The names are written in ink
Meanings of Inkle:
nounA kind of linen tape formerly used to make laces, or the linen yarn from which this is manufactured.
Usage examples:
Now, she is an expert weaver herself although the small inkle looms she uses for demonstrations are…
Inklings
ˈɪŋ.klɪŋMeanings of Inklings:
nounA slight knowledge or suspicion; a hint.
Usage examples:
The records give us an inkling of how people saw the world
Meanings of Inkpot:
nounA small pot for holding ink.
Usage examples:
He jabbed a pen into an inkpot and began writing
Meanings of Inkpots:
nounA small pot for holding ink.
Usage examples:
He jabbed a pen into an inkpot and began writing
Inks
ɪŋkMeanings of Inks:
nounA coloured fluid or paste used for writing, drawing, printing, or duplicating.
Usage examples:
The names are written in ink
verbMark (words or a design) with ink.
Usage examples:
The cork has the name of the château inked on to the side
Meanings of Inkstand:
nounA stand for one or more ink bottles, typically incorporating a pen tray.
Usage examples:
He regarded the man who had taught him calligraphy with such reverence that he would stand and hold…
Inky
ˈɪŋ.kiMeanings of Inky:
adjectiveAs dark as ink.
Usage examples:
The cold inky blackness of a mexican cave
Meanings of Inlaid:
verbOrnament (an object) by embedding pieces of a different material in it, flush with its surface.
Usage examples:
Mahogany panelling inlaid with rosewood
adjectiveOrnamented with embedded pieces of a decorative material flush with the surface.
Usage examples:
An edwardian inlaid mahogany sideboard
Inland
ˈɪn.ləndMeanings of Inland:
adjectiveSituated in the interior of a country rather than on the coast.
Usage examples:
The inland port of gloucester
adverbIn or towards the interior of a country.
Usage examples:
The path turned inland and met the road
nounThe parts of a country remote from the sea or frontiers; the interior.
Usage examples:
The preliminary damage reports show that we fared a little bit better in the inland of south florid…
Inlets
ˈɪnlɛtMeanings of Inlets:
nounA small arm of the sea, a lake, or a river.
Usage examples:
It is a land of undulating hills and hollows, dips and drumlins, rivers, inlets, estuaries and lake…
Inlier
ˈɪnlʌɪəMeanings of Inlier:
nounAn older rock formation isolated among newer rocks.
Usage examples:
At the base of the erosional hollow, an inlier of jurassic rocks crops out below the late cimmerian…
Inline
ˈɪn.laɪnMeanings of Inline:
adjectiveHaving parts arranged in a line.
Usage examples:
A 20-valve in-line 5-cylinder engine
Meanings of Inlying:
adjectiveSituated within or near a centre.
Usage examples:
Safety conscious companies specify shut-off valves with an in-lying seal.
Inmates
ˈɪn.meɪtMeanings of Inmates:
nounA person confined to an institution such as a prison or hospital.
Usage examples:
Inmates of the louisiana state penitentiary
Inmost
ˈɪnməʊstMeanings of Inmost:
adjectiveInnermost.
Usage examples:
The ultimate expression of this deep-seated corruption is the practice of selling, for that most wo…
Meanings of Inn:
nounA pub, typically one in the country, in some cases providing accommodation.
Usage examples:
The swan inn
Inner-circle
ˌɪn.ə ˈsɜː.kəlMeanings of Inner-circle:
nounThe small group of people who control an organization, political party, etc.
Usage examples:
Inner circle of dr simpson was a member of the inner circle of government officials.
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