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 Incontestable: com. Not to be contested, or stood on.

Incontinemment. Incontinently, vnchastly; disorderedly, vnstayedly, immoderately, without any gouernment of himselfe.

Incontinence: f. Incontinence, immoderation; an vnbridled appetite vnto the satisfaction of lust, or lustfull affections.

Incontinent. Jncontinent, immoderate, vnchast, of an vnbridled appetite, loosse of life.

Incontinent. (Adverb.) Incontinently, instantly, immediatly, presently, suddainely, forthwith, out of hand, as soone as may be.

Inconvenable: com. Jnconuenient, improper, vnfitting, misbecomming.

Inconvenance: f. A misbecomming, vnhandsomenesse, vnfitnesse, vnseemelinesse, vnbeseeming.

Inconvenient: m. An inconuenience, or vnfit thing; also, a misfortune, mischiefe, mishap.

Inconvenient. as Inconvenable. Incornifistibuler. To plod, or dunce vpon; to beat the braines about.

Incorporant. Incorporating; ioyning in one bodie.

Incorporé: m. ée: f. Incorporated, imbodied with; reduced vnto, or ioyned in, one bodie.

Incorporel: m. elle: f. Vncorporall, bodilesse, without a bodie.

Incorporer. To incorporate; to make one, or of one bodie; to ioyne wholly together.

Incorrect: m. cte: f. Incorrect, faultie, corrupt.

Incorrectement. Jncorrectly, faultily, corruptly.

Incorrection: f. A fault, error, thing not corrected.

Incorrigible: com. Incorrigible, vnreformable, vnamendable.

Incorrompable: com. Vncorruptable; not to be corrupted, seduced, or woon, by gifts &c.

Incorruptible: com. Incorruptible, euerlasting, eternall.

Incoulpable: com. Inculpable, vnreproueable, perfect, faultlesse, blamelesse.

Incrasser. To incrassate, thicken, or make thicke.

Incredible: com. Incredible, vnbeleeuable.

Incrediblement. Incredibly, past beliefe.

Incredule: com. Jncredulous; vnbeleeuing, or hard of beliefe.

Incredulité: f. Jncredulitie, vnbelieuing, lacke of beliefe.

Increpation: f. An increpation, chiding, reproofe, rebuke.

Increpé: m. ée: f. Chidden, taunted, rebuked, reproued, blamed; accused.

Increper. To taunt, rebuke, chide, blame; reproue; accuse.

Incroyable: com. Jncredible.

Incroyablement. Jncredibly.

Incrustation: f. A pargetting, rough-casting; a crustinesse, ruggednesse, thicke scabbednesse.

Incrusté: m. ée: f. Growne to a scab, or crustinesse; pargetted, rough-cast.

Incruster. To set a scab, or crust on; to make rugged, and thicke, as a crust; (and hence) to parget, or rough-cast.

Incuisable: com. Vnfit, or vnpossible, to be sodden.

Inculcation: f. An inculcation; a frequent repetition.

Inculpé: m. ée: f. Blamed, or accused for, charged with, faultie of; also, blamelesse, innocent, perfect, vnreproueable.

Inculqué: m. ée: f. Inculcated; forcibly thrust, pressed, or beaten into; also, often repeated, vrged often.

Inculquer. To inculcate; to thrust, presse, or beat forcibly into; also, to repeat, or vrge one thing verie often.

Incurable: com. Jncurable, vnhealeable, in a desperate estate.

Incurie: f. Carelesnesse, retchlesnesse, negligence, improuidence.

Incurieusement. Vncuriously, plainely, after a homelie manner.

Incuriosité: f. Plaineneße, vnaffectation, bluntneße.

Incurrir. To incurre; Looke Encourir. Incursion: f. An incursion, inrode, forray, inuasion.

Indagateur: m. A diligent searcher.

Indague: com. Dishonest, vnworthie, filthie, base, vile.

Indalgos. A Gentleman. ¶Rab. Indamnisé: m. ée: f. Indemnified, saued harmeleße.

Indamniser. To indemnifie, discharge, or saue harmeleße.

Indanniser. as Indamniser. Indar: m. A Turkie Cocke.

Indé: m. Indico; light Blue, Blunket, Azure.

Inde: f. Jndia, the Indies.  D'Inde. A Turkie Henne.  Coq d'Inde. A Turkie Cocke.  Fourmi d'Inde. The Jndian Ant; a beast thats as big as a Wolfe.  Fueille d'Inde. Looke Fueille. Indecemment. Vndecently, vnhandsomely, vncomelily; vnfitly, inconueniently.

Indecent. Vndecent, vnseemelie, vncomelie; vnfit, inconuenient, vnmeet.

Indecentement. as Indecemment. Indecis: m. ise: f. Vndecided, vndetermined, not cleered, remaining yet in the decke.

Indecision: f. An vndecision; a doubtfull, vndetermined, or vncleered state of things.  Indecisions. Are, in an Accompt, les parties qui ne sont iugées, & decidées definitivement. Indecrotable: com. Alwaies durtie, euer dagled; or, so durtie as it will neuer be made cleane.

Indefatigable: com. Jndefatigable, vnweariable, vntirable, not to be toyled out.

Indegene: com. Home-bred; borne, or growing within the same Territorie.

Indelebile: com. Indelible, vneffaceable, vnrazeable; that cannot be put, that will neuer weare, out.

Indeleble. as Indelebile. Indemné: m. ée: f. as Indemnisé. Deniers indemnez. About which no cost is bestowed, no paines imployed, which come in cleere to the purse.

Indemne: com. Harmeleße, cleered of all domage, exempt from hurt, or harme.

Indemnisé: m. ée: f. Indemnized, or indamnified; saued harmeleße; exempted, or freed from harme.

Indemniser. To indemnize, or indamnifie; to saue harmleße; to exempt, or free, from harme.

Indemnité: f. Indemnitie; an auoiding of dammage, escape from hurt, exemption from harme. Droict, ou profit d'Indemnité. The fine due vnto Landlords for Inheritance purchased by, or bestowed on, Churchmen: Jn some places it is the fift pennie of the purchase, or fift part of the value of the thing; in others, three yeares profit; in others, both that, and the sixt pennie, or part: Also, the fine due vnto the Lord of the soyle, wherein a villaine, that purchases his