in-
639 ENTRIES FOUND:
- in (preposition)
- in (adverb)
- in (adjective)
- in (noun)
- IN (abbreviation)
- in. (abbreviation)
- in- (prefix)
- in absentia (adverb)
- in extremis (adverb)
- in loco parentis (adverb)
- in memoriam (preposition)
- in toto (adverb)
- in tray (noun)
- in vitro (adjective)
- case in point (noun)
- C in C (abbreviation)
- commander in chief (noun)
- diamond in the rough (noun)
- editor in chief (noun)
- hole in one (noun)
- paying–in slip (noun)
- pie in the sky (noun)
- pig in a blanket (noun)
- tongue in cheek (adverb)
- abeyance (noun)
- absence (noun)
- abstract (noun)
- abundance (noun)
- accordance (noun)
- ace (noun)
- act (noun)
- action (noun)
- actuality (noun)
- addition (noun)
- advance (noun)
- affirmative (noun)
- age (noun)
- aggregate (noun)
- aid (noun)
- air (noun)
- all (pronoun)
- altogether (noun)
- analysis (noun)
- ant (noun)
- any (adjective)
- appearance (noun)
- apple pie (noun)
- area (noun)
- arm (noun)
- arm (noun)
- ascend (verb)
- ascendant (noun)
- attendance (noun)
- babe (noun)
- back (noun)
- bad (adjective)
- bad faith (noun)
- bag (noun)
- balance (noun)
- ball (noun)
- ballpark (noun)
- bargain (noun)
- barge (verb)
- basket (noun)
- bat (noun)
- bathe (verb)
- battle (noun)
- bear (verb)
- bed (noun)
- bee (noun)
- belfry (noun)
- big (adjective)
- bird (noun)
- black (noun)
- black and white (noun)
- blink (noun)
- blood (noun)
- bloom (noun)
- blue (adjective)
- blue moon (noun)
- boat (noun)
- bone (noun)
- bonnet (noun)
- book (noun)
- born (adjective)
- bottle (noun)
- bound (noun)
- bound (noun)
- breed (verb)
- brief (noun)
- broad (adjective)
- bucket (noun)
- bud (noun)
- buff (noun)
- bulk (noun)
- bull (noun)
- bun (noun)
- bush (noun)
- business (noun)
- butter (noun)
- cahoots (noun)
- can (noun)
- cap (noun)
- capture (verb)
- card (noun)
- carve (verb)
- case (noun)
- castle (noun)
- catbird seat (noun)
- catch (verb)
- change (verb)
- character (noun)
- charge (noun)
- check (noun)
- china (noun)
- chink (noun)
- chorus (noun)
- clear (noun)
- closet (noun)
- closing (noun)
- clothing (noun)
- cloud (noun)
- club (noun)
- clutch (noun)
- coffin (noun)
- cold (adjective)
- cold (noun)
- come (verb)
- commission (noun)
- common (noun)
- comparison (noun)
- compliance (noun)
- concert (noun)
- conclusion (noun)
- conflict (noun)
- conjunction (noun)
- connection (noun)
- conscience (noun)
- consequence (noun)
- contemplation (noun)
- contradiction (noun)
- control (noun)
- coon (noun)
- cork (noun)
- costume (noun)
- course (noun)
- court (noun)
- craw (noun)
- crosshair (noun)
- cry (noun)
- cup (noun)
- cupboard (noun)
- dark (noun)
- day (noun)
- dead (adjective)
- debt (noun)
- deep (adjective)
- deep (adverb)
- default (noun)
- deference (noun)
- defiance (noun)
- demand (noun)
- depth (noun)
- descend (verb)
- detail (noun)
- die (verb)
- dirt (noun)
- disguise (noun)
- distress (noun)
- dock (noun)
- dog (noun)
- doghouse (noun)
- doo–doo (noun)
- door (noun)
- doubt (noun)
- down (adverb)
- drag (noun)
- draw (verb)
- dream (noun)
- driver (noun)
- drop (noun)
- dudgeon (noun)
- due (adjective)
- dump (verb)
- dump (noun)
- duplicate (noun)
- dust (noun)
- ear (noun)
- earnest (noun)
- eat (verb)
- effect (noun)
- egg (noun)
- elephant (noun)
- embryo (noun)
- employ (noun)
- end (noun)
- entirety (noun)
- error (noun)
- essence (noun)
- event (noun)
- every (adjective)
- evidence (noun)
- excess (noun)
- exchange (noun)
- extreme (noun)
- eye (noun)
- face (noun)
- fact (noun)
- fair (adjective)
- fall (verb)
- far (adverb)
- favor (noun)
- feather (noun)
- fell (adjective)
- final (adjective)
- finger (noun)
- fire (noun)
- first (adjective)
- fish (noun)
- fit (noun)
- flash (noun)
- flesh (noun)
- flood (noun)
- flow (noun)
- flush (noun)
- fly (verb)
- fly (noun)
- follow (verb)
- foot (noun)
- footstep (noun)
- for (preposition)
- force (noun)
- form (noun)
- frame (noun)
- friend (noun)
- frog (noun)
- front (noun)
- full (noun)
- fun (noun)
- game (noun)
- gear (noun)
- general (noun)
- gift (noun)
- glass (noun)
- glove (noun)
- god (noun)
- gold (noun)
- good (adjective)
- good (noun)
- good faith (noun)
- grace (noun)
- grave (noun)
- ground floor (noun)
- hair (noun)
- half (noun)
- hand (noun)
- handbasket (noun)
- harness (noun)
- hat (noun)
- have (verb)
- hay (noun)
- haystack (noun)
- head (noun)
- heap (noun)
- heart (noun)
- heartbeat (noun)
- heat (noun)
- heaven (noun)
- heel (noun)
- hell (noun)
- helpful (adjective)
- high (adjective)
- history (noun)
- hole (noun)
- hollow (noun)
- home (verb)
- hone (verb)
- honesty (noun)
- hope (noun)
- horn (noun)
- horse (noun)
- house (noun)
- huff (noun)
- hunt (noun)
- hurry (noun)
- ice water (noun)
- indeed (adverb)
- insofar as (conjunction)
- instance (noun)
- iron (noun)
- isolation (noun)
- it (pronoun)
- itself (pronoun)
- jeopardy (noun)
- join (verb)
- judgment (noun)
- juice (noun)
- jump (verb)
- keeping (noun)
- kick (noun)
- kind (noun)
- knee (noun)
- knickers (noun)
- knife (noun)
- knight (noun)
- knot (noun)
- know (noun)
- knowledge (noun)
- lake (noun)
- land (noun)
- land (verb)
- lap (noun)
- large (adjective)
- last (adjective)
- late (adjective)
- laugh (verb)
- league (noun)
- leap (noun)
- leave (verb)
- left field (noun)
- less (adverb)
- let (verb)
- lie (verb)
- lieu (noun)
- light (noun)
- lightning (noun)
- limbo (noun)
- line (noun)
- live (verb)
- living (adjective)
- living (noun)
- lockstep (noun)
- long (adjective)
- look (verb)
- lord (noun)
- lost (adjective)
- lot (noun)
- love (noun)
- luck (noun)
- lump (noun)
- lurch (noun)
- luxury (noun)
- main (noun)
- making (noun)
- man (noun)
- manner (noun)
- market (noun)
- meantime (noun)
- meanwhile (noun)
- melt (verb)
- melting pot (noun)
- memory (noun)
- microcosm (noun)
- middle (noun)
- midstream (noun)
- million (noun)
- mind (noun)
- miniature (noun)
- mint (noun)
- missing (adjective)
- mist (noun)
- moderation (noun)
- money (noun)
- mood (noun)
- motion (noun)
- mouth (noun)
- nail (noun)
- name (noun)
- neck (noun)
- need (noun)
- needle (noun)
- negative (noun)
- neighborhood (noun)
- nick (noun)
- nip (verb)
- nose (noun)
- nude (noun)
- nutshell (noun)
- ocean (noun)
- odds (noun)
- offing (noun)
- ointment (noun)
- once (adverb)
- one (noun)
- one (pronoun)
- only (adverb)
- opposition (noun)
- order (noun)
- ordinary (adjective)
- original (noun)
- other (adjective)
- other (pronoun)
- oven (noun)
- package (noun)
- pair (noun)
- palm (noun)
- pan (noun)
- pants (noun)
- parallel (noun)
- park (noun)
- part (noun)
- particular (noun)
- passing (noun)
- pay (noun)
- pea (noun)
- peg (noun)
- penny (noun)
- person (noun)
- picture (noun)
- pie (noun)
- piece (noun)
- pig (noun)
- piggy (noun)
- pinch (noun)
- pink (noun)
- pipe (noun)
- place (noun)
- plain (adjective)
- plaster (noun)
- plenty (noun)
- pocket (noun)
- pod (noun)
- poetry (noun)
- point (noun)
- poke (noun)
- pond (noun)
- port (noun)
- pound (noun)
- practice (noun)
- preference (noun)
- principle (noun)
- private (noun)
- probability (noun)
- process (noun)
- progress (noun)
- proof (noun)
- prospect (noun)
- public (adjective)
- public (noun)
- pudding (noun)
- pursuance (noun)
- put (verb)
- putty (noun)
- quarter (noun)
- quest (noun)
- question (noun)
- raw (noun)
- reality (noun)
- red (noun)
- reference (noun)
- regard (noun)
- region (noun)
- rein (verb)
- rejoice (verb)
- relation (noun)
- reserve (noun)
- residence (noun)
- respect (noun)
- retrospect (noun)
- return (noun)
- reverse (noun)
- right (noun)
- roll (verb)
- roll (noun)
- rough (noun)
- round (noun)
- row (noun)
- rude (adjective)
- ruin (noun)
- running (noun)
- saddle (noun)
- safe (adjective)
- sail (noun)
- sand (noun)
- sea (noun)
- season (noun)
- seat (noun)
- secret (noun)
- sense (noun)
- series (noun)
- seriousness (noun)
- set (verb)
- set (adjective)
- shade (noun)
- shake (noun)
- sheep (noun)
- shirtsleeve (noun)
- shit (noun)
- shoot (verb)
- shop (noun)
- short (adjective)
- short (noun)
- shot (noun)
- shout (noun)
- shuffle (noun)
- sick (adjective)
- side (noun)
- sight (noun)
- silver (adjective)
- sin (noun)
- skeleton (noun)
- slap (noun)
- sleep (noun)
- slight (adjective)
- small (adjective)
- smoke (noun)
- smoke (verb)
- snatch (noun)
- snit (noun)
- snout (noun)
- snowball (noun)
- sock (noun)
- soft (adjective)
- soup (noun)
- spade (noun)
- spanner (noun)
- spate (noun)
- speak (verb)
- spin (verb)
- spite (noun)
- spoon (noun)
- sport (noun)
- square (adjective)
- stab (noun)
- stab (verb)
- stage (noun)
- stand (verb)
- star (noun)
- stare (verb)
- start (noun)
- state (noun)
- stead (noun)
- step (noun)
- stew (noun)
- stew (verb)
- stick (verb)
- stitch (noun)
- stocking (noun)
- stone (noun)
- store (noun)
- storm (noun)
- straw (noun)
- street (noun)
- stride (noun)
- style (noun)
- succession (noun)
- sum (noun)
- summary (noun)
- sun (noun)
- support (noun)
- sweat (noun)
- swing (noun)
- syllable (noun)
- sync (noun)
- tandem (noun)
- tea (noun)
- teacup (noun)
- teapot (noun)
- tear (noun)
- tempest (noun)
- term (noun)
- terminal (adjective)
- that (conjunction)
- theory (noun)
- thick (noun)
- thorn (noun)
- thousand (noun)
- thrall (noun)
- three (noun)
- 3–D (noun)
- throat (noun)
- throes (noun)
- tie (verb)
- till (noun)
- time (noun)
- title (noun)
- toe (noun)
- tongue (noun)
- tooth (noun)
- totality (noun)
- touch (noun)
- tow (noun)
- towel (noun)
- track (noun)
- train (noun)
- trice (noun)
- trick (noun)
- trim (noun)
- triplicate (noun)
- trough (noun)
- truth (noun)
- tune (noun)
- turn (noun)
- twinkle (noun)
- twinkling (noun)
- twist (verb)
- twist (noun)
- twitter (noun)
- two (noun)
- uncertain (adjective)
- unison (noun)
- vacuum (noun)
- vain (adjective)
- vein (noun)
- vicinity (noun)
- view (noun)
- wait (noun)
- wake (noun)
- walk (verb)
- walk (noun)
- want (noun)
- war (noun)
- wash (noun)
- water (noun)
- way (noun)
- weak (adjective)
- week (noun)
- weight (noun)
- whack (noun)
- while (noun)
- whistle (verb)
- whole (noun)
- will (noun)
- wind (noun)
- wisdom (noun)
- wise (adjective)
- wolf (noun)
- wood (noun)
- word (noun)
- work (noun)
- world (noun)
- worst (adjective)
- worth (preposition)
- wound (noun)
- write (verb)
- writing (noun)
- wrong (noun)
- year (noun)
- zero (verb)
in-
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Britannica Dictionary definition of IN-
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not
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inconclusive
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inaccurate
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illogical
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immoral
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impractical
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irrational
