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intentīvus adj. intensive intento v. a. to stretch out; extend towards intentus P. a. intentus a stretching out; extending intĕpĕo v. n. to be lukewarm intĕpesco v. inch. n. to become lukewarm; to become weaker; milder; to cool down; lose force inter adv. in the midst; in between; between; belwixt; among intĕrordĭnĭum the space between two rows intĕraestĭmātĭo valuation intĕraestŭo v. n. to bubble up; at intervals; to be restless intĕrāmenta timber for the lower part and hold of a shipof-war; rosin... Intĕramna Intĕramnas intĕramnus adj. that is between two rivers; Mesopotamia intĕrānĕum intĕrānĕus adj. inward; internal; a gut; intestine intĕrăpĕrĭo interaptus joined together intĕrāresco v. inch. n. to become dry; to dry up; to dry up; decay interbĭbo v. n. to drink in; drink up interbīto v. n. to perish; come to naught interblandĭens flattering intercaelestis adj. between heaven and earth intercălāris adj. for insertion; that is to be; is inserted; with a refrain; burden intercălārĭus adj. for insertion; intercalary intercălātĭo an insertion; intercalation intercălātor adj. an intercalator; that intercalates intercalco intercălo v. a. to proclaim that something has been intercalated; to inse... intercăpēdĭnans interrupting; intermitting intercăpēdĭnātus separated; interrupted intercăpēdo an interruption; intermission; interval intercăpĭo v. a. to take away intercardĭnātus adj. joined together by mortise and tenon; mortised Intercatĭa a city of; from Intercatia; the inhabitants of Intercatia intercēdo v. n. to go; come between; to intervene interceptĭo a taking away interceptor an intercepter; usurper; embezzler interceptus interceptus a taking away intercessĭo a coming between; intervention intercessor one who intervenes; A mediator; a surety; One who interposes; enters a protest intercessus an intervention intercīdo v. a. to cut asunder; cut up; cut to pieces; to part; divide; cut up intercĭdo v. n. to fall between Intercīdōna one of the three deities; who protected the house of a ly... intercĭlĭum the space between the eyebrows intercĭno v. a. to sing between intercĭpĭo v. a. to seize on the passage before arrival at the destined pl...; be held fast; com… intercīsē adv. intercīsĭ a cutting through intercīsīmen a cutting through; intersection interclāmo v. n. to cry out between; among interclūdo v. a. to shut out; shut off; to hinder; prevent interclūsĭo a stopping; shutting up; a want of breath; A parenthesis interclūsus intercŏlumnĭum the space between two columns; intercolumniation interconcĭlĭo v. a. to gain the favor of; conciliate intercrĕātus adj. inwardly created; produced interculco v. a. to tread between intercultus adj. cultivated; tilled between intercurro v. n. and a. to run between; to run through; traverse intercurso v. n. freq. to run between; to be; lie between; to grow; move intercursus intercursus a running between; intervention; interposition intercus adj. under the skin; within the skin; internal; inward intercussus a striking between intercŭtītus adj. greatly abused; dishonored interdĭānus adj. throughout the day; daily interdĭārĭus a thief who; steals by day interdīco v. a. to speak between; to interpose by speaking interdictĭo a prohibiting; interdicting; banishment interdictor a forbidder; interdicter interdictōrĭus adj. prohibitory; interdictory interdictum a prohibition; a provisional decree; prohibiting some act; interdict interdictus interdictus Interdidĭum a place in Alexandria interdĭgĭtālĭa excrescences; between the fingers interdĭgĭtĭa excrescences; between the fingers and toes interdĭu adv. during the day; in the daytime; by day interdĭus adv. interdo To give an interval; to give at intervals; To give for interdŭātim adv. sometimes; now and then Interdūca an epithet of Juno interductus interpunctuation interdum adv. sometimes; occasionally; now and then; for some time; meanwhile; in the meantime interdŭo intĕrĕā adv. Meanwhile; in the meantime; in the interim; meanwhile; nevertheless; however intĕremptĭbĭlis adj. that can be destroyed; killed intĕremptĭo destruction; slaughter intĕremptor one who destroys; kills; a slayer intĕremptrix she that destroys; kills; a murderess intĕremptus intĕrĕo v. n. to go among; become lost among them; mingle with them; to perish; to go to ruin… intĕrĕquĭto v. n. and a. to ride between intĕrerro v. n. to wander between; among; to come intĕrest interfăcĭo interfāris