INPARFIT, _adj._ imperfect, B 3. p 10. 12, 15, 18; Inperfit, incomplete, A. i. 18. 3. INPLITABLE, _adj._ intricate, impracticable, B 1. p 4. 59. INPOSSIBLE, _s._ impossible thing, T. iii. 525; F 1009. See IMPOSSIBLE. INQUISITIF, _adj._ inquisitive, A 3163. INSET, _pp._ implanted, B 2. p 3. 13. INSIGHTE, _s._ understanding, perception, B 1. p 6. 75; Insight, E 242. INSOLENCE, _s._ I 391. INSOLENT, _adj._ I 399. INSPIRED, _pp._ quickened, A 6. INSTABLE, _adj._ unstable, unconstant, E 2057. INSTANCE, _s._ presence, B 5. p 6. 82; suggestion, T. ii. 1441; urgent request, E 1611. INSTRUMENT, _s._ A. pr. 13; (of music) T. v. 442; 3. 314; Instruments (of music), _pl._ 5. 197; L. 1101; F 270; Instrumentz, T. v. 459. INSUFFICIENT, _adj._ D 1960. INTELLECT, _s._ understanding, A 2803, G 339. INTELLIGENCE, _s._ the understanding, mind, B 5. p 4. 114; mode of understanding, 4. 166. INTENDESTOW, dost thou intend, T. v. 478. INTERCEPT, _pp._ intercepted, A. ii. 39. 24. INTERMINABLE, _adj._ endless, B 5. p 6. 11. INTERROGACIOUNS, _pl._ questions; _by i._, with respect to questions, A 3194. INTERVALLE, _s._ interval, B 2724. IN-TIL, _prep._ unto, as far as, R. 624. INTO, _prep._ into, A 23, &c.; unto, B 2423. INTRESSE, _s._ interest, 10. 71. See note. Cf. 'The soyle enbrouded ful of somer-floures There wedes wycke had none _interesse_': Lydgate, _Falls of Princes_, bk. i. c. 1. INTRODUCTORIE, _s._ introduction, A. pr. 73. INVIS['I]BLE, _adj._ unseen, B 3790; invisible, L. 1021; T. v. 1866. INVOCACIOUN, _s._ invocation, HF. 67. INWARD, _adv._ in, T. ii. 1725; within, 1732; Inwarde, towards the inward side, northward, A. ii. 40. 24. INWARDE, _adj. pl._ inward, B 5. m 2. 4. INWARDLY, _adv._ closely, T. ii. 264. IN-WITH, _prep._ within, in, T. ii. 508, v. 1022; B 2. p 1. 67; R. 401; L. 86, 202, 228; B 1794, 2159, E 870, 1394, 1586, 1944. IPOCRAS, _s._ a kind of cordial drink, E 1807. See YPOCRAS; and the note to C 306. IPOCRISYE, _s._ hypocrisy, C 410; Ipocrisie, I 391. IPOCRITE, _s._ hypocrite, R. 414, I 394; Ypocryte, F 514, 520. IRE, _s._ irritability, R. 314; quickness of temper, I 665; anger, T. v. 589; A 1659, 1997, B 3221, C 657, F 781. O.F. _ire_. IREN, _s._ iron, R. 946; 5. 149; T. ii. 1276; A 500. IROUS, _adj._ angry, B 2315, D 2014, 2016, I 619. IRREGULER, _adj._ a sinner against his orders, I 782. IRREVERENCE, _s._ I 391. IS, _1 pr. s._ am (Northern), A 4031, 4045, 4202; _2 pr. s._ art (Northern), A 4089; Is, _pr. s._ is, A 4, &c.; used with _two_ sbs., F 294. ISSE, _v._; Issest, _2 pr. s._ issuest, B 3. p 12. 119. O.F. _issir_. (Barbour has _isch_.) ISSUE, _s._ outlet, vent, T. v. 205; Issues, _pl._ results, B 3. p 7. 8. I-STABLED, _pp._ established, E 2405 _n_. IT, _pron._ it, A 145, &c.; It am I, it is I, A 1736, 3766, B 1404. See HIT. IVY-LEEF, _s._ ivy-leaf, T. v. 1433; A 1838. I-WIS, _adv._ certainly, truly, verily, 6. 48. See YWIS. I (_consonant_); _for_ J.