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interfātĭo a speaking between; an interrupting in speaking; N. cr interfectĭbĭlis adj. deadly interfectĭo a killing; murdering interfectīvus adj. deadly interfector a slayer; murderer; a destroyer interfectōrĭus adj. deadly; a means of destruction; destructively interfectrix a murderess interfectus interfĕmĭnĭum interfĕmus the space between the thighs interfĭcĭo v. a. to put between interfīo interflŭo v. n. and a. to flow between interflŭus adj. flowing between interfŏdĭo v. a. to dig out; dig between; pierce interfor v. dep. n. to speak between; to interrupt in speaking interfossus interfrīgesco v. inch. n. to grow old; die away; be dropped in the meanwhile interfringo v. a. to break to pieces interfŭgĭo v. n. to flee between; into interfulgĕo v. n. to shine; glitter between interfundo v. a. to pour between; pass; to flow between; stained with spots interfŭro v. n. to rage between; through interfūsĭo a flowing between interfūsus interfŭtūrus intergannītus intergarrītus prated; chattered between intergĕrĭes a partition; party-wall intergĕrīnus intergĕrĭum intergĕrīvus adj. that is placed between; subst; a partition; party-wall intergĕro v. a. to place between; interpose; insert intergressus a coming between; intervention intĕrhĭo v. n. to be open between intĕrĭbĭ adv. in the meantime intĕrĭbĭlis adj. perishable; mortal intĕrim adv. meanwhile; in the meantime; sometimes intĕrĭmo v. a. to take out of the midst; to take away; do away with; se; to kill one; commit s… intĕrĭor inner; interior; nearer; within; in the women intĕrĭtĭo destruction; ruin intĕrĭtus intĕrĭtus destruction; ruin; annihilation intĕrĭus interjăcĕo v. n. and a. to lie between; inter; inter interjăcĭo v. a. to throw; cast between; to set; place interjectĭo a throwing; placing between; insertion interjectīvē adv. interjectīvus adj. placed between; in the manner of an interjection interjectūra an insertion interjectus interjectus a throwing; placing between; interposition; a coming between; an interval; afte… interjĭcĭo interjunctus interjungo v. a. and n. To join together; join; unite; To unyoke interlābor v. dep. n. to fall; slip; slide interlătĕo v. n. to lurk; lie hid between interlătrans barking between interlectĭo a reading between; a reading together interlĕgo v. a. to cull; pluck off here and there interlīdo v. a. To thrust out of the midst; to strike out; To strike against interlĭgo v. a. to bind together interlĭno v. a. to smear between; smear; spread between; to falsify by striking out; erasing interlīsus interlĭtus interlŏco v. a. to place between interlŏcūtĭo a speaking between; interlocution; an interlocutory sen; tence interlŏquor v. dep. to speak between; interrupt in speaking; to pronounce an interlocutory sentence interlūcātĭo a lopping off of useless branches; a thinning; pruning interlūcĕo v. n. to shine; glitter forth interlūcesco v. inch. n. to shine through interlūco v. a. to let the light through; to lop; thin interlūdo v. a. to play between; together interlūnis adj. at new moon; interlunar interlūnĭum the new moon; time of new moon; interlunary interval interlŭo v. a. To wash while doing any thing; between the acts of a sacr...; to wash under; to… interlŭvĭes water that flows between; a strait intermănĕo v. n. to remain between intermĕdĭus adj. that is between; intermediate intermenstrŭum intermenstrŭus adj. between two months; the new moon; time of new moon intermĕo v. a. to go between; flow intermestris adj. between two months intermētĭum the space between the goals intermĭco v. n. and a. to glitter among; to gleam forth intermĭnābĭlis adj. endless; interminable intermĭnātĭo a threatening; menacing intermĭnātus adj. unbounded; endless intermĭnātus intermĭnis adj. boundless; endless intermĭno intermĭnor v. dep. to threaten; menace; to forbid with threats; threatened intermĭnus adj. boundless; endless intermiscĕo v. a. to mix among; intermix intermissĭo a breaking off; intermission; interruption; a neglecting intermissus intermissus an intermission; interruption intermitto v. a. and n. To leave off; intermit; omit; neglect;; aliquid ab intermixtus intermŏrĭor v. dep. To die in secret; perish unobserved; to die off