"hydraulic", "hydraulic (adj)Involving the moving of water, of the force exerted by water in motion." "hydrodynamics", "hydrodynamics (n)The branch of mechanics that treats of the dynamics of fluids." "hydroelectric", "hydroelectric (adj)Pertaining to electricity developed water or steam." "hydromechanics", "hydromechanics (n)The mechanics of fluids." "hydrometer", "hydrometer (n)An instrument for determining the density of solids and liquids by flotation." "hydrostatics", "hydrostatics (n)The branch of science that treats of the pressure and equilibrium of fluids." "hydrous", "hydrous (adj)Watery." "hygiene", "hygiene (n)The branch of medical science that relates to improving health." "hypercritical", "hypercritical (adj)Faultfinding." "hypnosis", "hypnosis (n)An artificial trance-sleep." "hypnotic", "hypnotic (adj)Tending to produce sleep." "hypnotism", "hypnotism (n)An artificially induced somnambulistic state in which the mind readily acts on suggestion." "hypnotize", "hypnotize (v)To produce a somnambulistic state in which the mind readily acts on suggestions." "hypocrisy", "hypocrisy (n)Extreme insincerity." "hypocrite", "hypocrite (n)One who makes false professions of his views or beliefs." "hypodermic", "hypodermic (adj)Pertaining to the area under the skin." "hypotenuse", "hypotenuse (n)The side of a right-angled triangle opposite the right angle." "hypothesis", "hypothesis (n)A proposition taken for granted as a premise from which to reach a conclusion." "hysteria", "hysteria (n)A nervous affection occurring typically in paroxysms of laughing and crying." "ichthyic", "ichthyic (adj)Fish-like." "ichthyology", "ichthyology (n)The branch of zoology that treats of fishes." "ichthyosaurs", "ichthyosaurs (n)A fossil reptile." "icily", "icily (adv)Frigidly." "iciness", "iciness (n)The state of being icy." "icon", "icon (n)An image or likeness." "iconoclast", "iconoclast (n)An image-breaker." "idealize", "idealize (v)To make to conform to some mental or imaginary standard." "idiom", "idiom (n)A use of words peculiar to a particular language." "idiosyncrasy", "idiosyncrasy (n)A mental quality or habit peculiar to an individual." "idolize", "idolize (v)To regard with inordinate love or admiration." "ignoble", "ignoble (adj)Low in character or purpose." "ignominious", "ignominious (adj)Shameful." "Iliad", "Iliad (n)A Greek epic poem describing scenes from the siege of Troy." "illegal", "illegal (adj)Not according to law." "illegible", "illegible (adj)Undecipherable." "illegitimate", "illegitimate (adj)Unlawfully begotten." "illiberal", "illiberal (adj)Stingy." "illicit", "illicit (adj)Unlawful." "illimitable", "illimitable (adj)Boundless." "illiterate", "illiterate (adj)Having little or no book-learning." "ill-natured", "ill-natured (adj)Surly." "illogical", "illogical (adj)Contrary to the rules of sound thought." "illuminant", "illuminant (n)That which may be used to produce light." "illuminate", "illuminate (v)To supply with light." "illumine", "illumine (v)To make bright or clear." "illusion", "illusion (n)An unreal image presented to the senses." "illusive", "illusive (adj)Deceptive." "illusory", "illusory (adj)Deceiving or tending to deceive, as by false appearance." "imaginable", "imaginable (adj)That can be imagined or conceived in the mind." "imaginary", "imaginary (adj)Fancied." "imbibe", "imbibe (v)To drink or take in." "imbroglio", "imbroglio (n)A misunderstanding attended by ill feeling, perplexity, or strife." "imbrue", "imbrue (v)To wet or moisten." "imitation", "imitation (n)That which is made as a likeness or copy." "imitator", "imitator (n)One who makes in imitation." "immaculate", "immaculate (adj)Without spot or blemish." "immaterial", "immaterial (adj)Of no essential consequence." "immature", "immature (adj)Not full-grown." "immeasurable", "immeasurable (adj)Indefinitely extensive." "immense", "immense (adj)Very great in degree, extent, size, or quantity." "immerse", "immerse (v)To plunge or dip entirely under water or other fluid." "immersion", "immersion (n)The act of plunging or dipping entirely under water or another fluid." "immigrant", "immigrant (n)A foreigner who enters a country to settle there." "immigrate", "immigrate (v)To come into a country or region from a former habitat." "imminence", "imminence (n)Impending evil or danger." "imminent", "imminent (adj)Dangerous and close at hand." "immiscible", "immiscible (adj)Separating, as oil and water." "immoral", "immoral (adj)Habitually engaged in licentious or lewd practices." "immortalize", "immortalize (v)To cause to last or to be known or remembered throughout a great or indefinite length of time." "immovable", "immovable (adj)Steadfast." "immune", "immune (adj)Exempt, as from disease." "immutable", "immutable (adj)Unchangeable." "impair", "impair (v)To cause to become less or worse." "impalpable", "impalpable (adj)Imperceptible to the touch." "impartial", "impartial (adj)Unbiased." "impassable", "impassable (adj)That can not be passed through or over." "impassible", "impassible (adj)Not moved or affected by feeling." "impassive", "impassive (adj)Unmoved by or not exhibiting feeling." "impatience", "impatience (n)Unwillingness to brook delays or wait the natural course of things." "impeccable", "impeccable (adj)Blameless." "impecunious", "impecunious (adj)Having no money." "impede", "impede (v)To be an obstacle or to place obstacles in the way of." "impel", "impel (v)To drive or urge forward." "impend", "impend (v)To be imminent." "imperative", "imperative (adj)Obligatory." "imperceptible", "imperceptible (adj)Indiscernible." "imperfectible", "imperfectible (adj)That can not be perfected." "imperil", "imperil (v)To endanger." "imperious", "imperious (adj)Insisting on obedience." "impermissible", "impermissible (adj)Not permissible." "impersonal", "impersonal (adj)Not relating to a particular person or thing." "impersonate", "impersonate (v)To appear or act in the character of." "impersuadable", "impersuadable (adj)Unyielding." "impertinence", "impertinence (n)Rudeness." "imperturbable", "imperturbable (adj)Calm." "impervious", "impervious (adj)Impenetrable." "impetuosity", "impetuosity (n)Rashness." "impetuous", "impetuous (adj)Impulsive." "impetus", "impetus (n)Any impulse or incentive." "impiety", "impiety (n)Irreverence toward God." "impious", "impious (adj)Characterized by irreverence or irreligion." "implausible", "implausible (adj)Not plausible." "impliable", "impliable (adj)Capable of being inferred." "implicate", "implicate (v)To show or prove to be involved in or concerned" "implicit", "implicit (adj)Implied." "imply", "imply (v)To signify." "impolitic", "impolitic (adj)Inexpedient." "importation", "importation (n)The act or practice of bringing from one country into another." "importunate", "importunate (adj)Urgent in character, request, or demand." "importune", "importune (v)To harass with persistent demands or entreaties." "impotent", "impotent (adj)Destitute of or lacking in power, physical, moral, or intellectual." "impoverish", "impoverish (v)To make indigent or poor." "impracticable", "impracticable (adj)Not feasible." "impregnable", "impregnable (adj)That can not be taken by assault." "impregnate", "impregnate (v)To make pregnant." "impromptu", "impromptu (n)Anything done or said on the impulse of the moment." "improper", "improper (adj)Not appropriate, suitable, or becoming." "impropriety", "impropriety (n)The state or quality of being unfit, unseemly, or inappropriate." "improvident", "improvident (adj)Lacking foresight or thrift." "improvise", "improvise (v)To do anything extemporaneously or offhand." "imprudent", "imprudent (adj)Heedless." "impudence", "impudence (n)Insolent disrespect." "impugn", "impugn (v)To assail with arguments, insinuations, or accusations." "impulsion", "impulsion (n)Impetus." "impulsive", "impulsive (adj)Unpremeditated." "impunity", "impunity (n)Freedom from punishment." "impure", "impure (adj)Tainted." "impute", "impute (v)To attribute." "inaccessible", "inaccessible (adj)Difficult of approach." "inaccurate", "inaccurate (adj)Not exactly according to the facts." "inactive", "inactive (adj)Inert." "inadequate", "inadequate (adj)Insufficient." "inadmissible", "inadmissible (adj)Not to be approved, considered, or allowed, as testimony." "inadvertent", "inadvertent (adj)Accidental." "inadvisable", "inadvisable (adj)Unadvisable." "inane", "inane (adj)Silly." "inanimate", "inanimate (adj)Destitute of animal life." "inapprehensible", "inapprehensible (adj)Not to be understood." "inapt", "inapt (adj)Awkward or slow." "inarticulate", "inarticulate (adj)Speechless." "inaudible", "inaudible (adj)That can not be heard." "inborn", "inborn (adj)Implanted by nature." "inbred", "inbred (adj)Innate." "incandescence", "incandescence (n)The state of being white or glowing with heat." "incandescent", "incandescent (adj)White or glowing with heat." "incapacitate", "incapacitate (v)To deprive of power, capacity, competency, or qualification." "incapacity", "incapacity (n)Want of power to apprehend, understand, and manage." "incarcerate", "incarcerate (v)To imprison." "incendiary", "incendiary (n)Chemical or person who starts a fire-literally or figuratively." "incentive", "incentive (n)That which moves the mind or inflames the passions." "inception", "inception (n)The beginning." "inceptive", "inceptive (adj)Beginning." "incessant", "incessant (adj)Unceasing." "inchmeal", "inchmeal (adv)Piecemeal." "inchoate", "inchoate (adj)Incipient." "inchoative", "inchoative (n)That which begins, or expresses beginning." "incidence", "incidence (n)Casual occurrence." "incident", "incident (n)A happening in general, especially one of little importance." "incidentally", "incidentally (adv)Without intention." "incinerate", "incinerate (v)To reduce to ashes." "incipience", "incipience (n)Beginning." "incipient", "incipient (adj)Initial." "incisor", "incisor (n)A front or cutting tooth." "incite", "incite (v)To rouse to a particular action." "incitement", "incitement (n)That which moves to action, or serves as an incentive or stimulus." "incoercible", "incoercible (adj)Incapable of being forced, constrained, or compelled." "incoherence", "incoherence (n)Want of connection, or agreement, as of parts or ideas in thought, speech, etc." "incoherent", "incoherent (adj)Not logically coordinated, as to parts, elements, or details." "incombustible", "incombustible (adj)That can not be burned." "incomparable", "incomparable (adj)Matchless." "incompatible", "incompatible (adj)Discordant." "incompetence", "incompetence (n)General lack of capacity or fitness." "incompetent", "incompetent (adj)Not having the abilities desired or necessary for any purpose." "incomplete", "incomplete (adj)Lacking some element, part, or adjunct necessary or required." "incomprehensible", "incomprehensible (adj)Not understandable." "incompressible", "incompressible (adj)Resisting all attempts to reduce volume by pressure." "inconceivable", "inconceivable (adj)Incomprehensible." "incongruous", "incongruous (adj)Unsuitable for the time, place, or occasion." "inconsequential", "inconsequential (adj)Valueless." "inconsiderable", "inconsiderable (adj)Small in quantity or importance." "inconsistent", "inconsistent (adj)Contradictory." "inconstant", "inconstant (adj)Changeable." "incontrovertible", "incontrovertible (adj)Indisputable." "inconvenient", "inconvenient (adj)Interfering with comfort or progress." "indefensible", "indefensible (adj)Untenable." "indefinitely", "indefinitely (adv)In a vague or uncertain way." "indelible", "indelible (adj)That can not be blotted out, effaced, destroyed, or removed." "indescribable", "indescribable (adj)That can not be described." "indestructible", "indestructible (adj)That can not be destroyed." "indicant", "indicant (adj)That which points out." "indicator", "indicator (n)One who or that which points out." "indict", "indict (v)To find and declare chargeable with crime." "indigence", "indigence (n)Poverty." "indigenous", "indigenous (adj)Native." "indigent", "indigent (adj)Poor." "indigestible", "indigestible (adj)Not digestible, or difficult to digest."
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