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 things put, or gathered, together; signified, shewed, alledged, giuen to vnderstand.

Inferer. To inferre, imply, conclude vpon things put, or gathered, together; to signifie, shew, alledge, giue to vnderstand.

Inferieur: m. re: f. Jnferior; lower, nether; vnderling; more base, of smaller value, of leße meanes.

Infertile: com. Infertill, vnfruitfull.

Infertilité: f. Infertilitie, vnfruitfullneße.

Infestation: f. Jnfestation, molestation, annoyance, noysomnesse; also, a rauaging, wasting, spoyling.

Infesté: m. ée: f. Jnfested, annoyed, molested; rauaged.

Infester. To infest, annoy, molest; rauage, wast, or vex with frequent, and violent incursions.

Infeudation: f. An infeoffing.

Infeudé: m. ée: f. as Infeodé. Infeuder. To infeoffe; to passe, or graunt in fee; also, to put, or admit, into the possession of an Inheritance.

Infiable: com. Trustlesse, vntrustie, faithlesse.

Infibulation: f. A buttoning, buckling, or clasping together; also, the ringing of the priuie parts.

Inficiation: f. An inficiation, disaffirmation, denyall.

Infidele: com. Jnfidell; faithleße, vnfaithfull, false, disloyall, trecherous.

Infidelité: f. Jnfidelitie, faithlesnesse, vnfaithfullnesse, disloyaltie, trecherie.

Infiguré: m. ée: f. Infigured, figured; marked, or noted, with a figure.

Infini: m. ie: f. Infinite, endleße; innumerable; vnmeasurable.

Infiniement. Infinitely, endleßly.

Infinité: f. Infinitenesse, endlesneße; innumerablenesse, vnmeasurablenesse.

Infinitude: f. as Infinité. Infirmatif: m. iue: f. Jnfirmatiue; weakening, infeebling; disannulling, disallowing.

Infirmer. To weaken, infeeble; dissolue; confute; disannull, disallow.

Infirmité: f. Jnfirmitie, weakenesse, feeblenesse; crazinesse; also, maladie, sicknesse.

Inflammable: com. Jnflamable, burneable.

Inflammation: f. An inflamation, firing, burning; a blistering heat; a kindling, an incensing.

Inflation: f. An inflation; a windie swelling, or puffing vp.

Infleschissable: com. as Inflexible. Inflexible: com. Inflexible, vnbowable, vntractable, vnrelentable, hard-hearted.

Inflictif: m. iue: f. Jnflictiue, inflicting; or, of propertie to inflict.

Influence: f. A flowing in; (and particularly) an influence, or influent course, of the Planets; their vertue infused into, or their course working on, inferior creatures.

Influer. To flow, runne, enter, or sinke, into.

Infoliature. Boscage, or leafe-worke, in caruing &c.

Infondre. To infuse; to fill in; to put, or powre, into; also, to steepe.

Inforçable: com. Vnforcible, vnexpugnable, impregnable.

Informateur: m. An Jnformer, Promooter; searcher, inquirer, inquisitor.

Information: f. An information; instruction; search, quest, inquisition, enquest; examination.

Informé: m. ée: f. Informed; instructed in; examined, searched, or inquired after; also, informed against; also, vnformed, vnmade, vnfashioned. Informe: com. Informe, shapelesse, ill-fauoured, fashionlesse; ouglie, rude.

Informer. To informe, instruct, giue notice of; also, as;  S'Informer. To search, inquire, examine, get information of, make inquisition after.

Infortiat: m. One of the three Volumes of the Pandects. Infortune: f. Misfortune, misaduenture, mishap, mischance, calamitie; a disaster.

Infortuné: m. ée: f. Vnfortunate, vnhappie, vnluckie, succeßlesse, disastrous.

Infortunément. Vnfortunately, vnhappily, vnluckily, succeßlesly, disasterously.

Infracteur: m. An infringer, violater, breaker of.

Infraction: f. as Infracture. Infracture: f. An infracture, infringement, violation, breach.

Infrangible: com. Infrangible, vnbreakable; inuincible.

Infrasqué: m. ée: f. Intricated, pestered, intangled.

Infrasquer. To intricate, pester, intangle; also, to feed with vaine hopes, to fet in or fetch ouer.

Infrequence: f. Vnfrequencie, solitarinesse, a small assemblie.

Infrequent. Vnfrequent, seldome haunting, little resorting to, much absent from; also, vnfrequented.

Infructueusement. Fruitlesly, vnfruitfully.

Infructueux: m. euse: f. Fruitlesse, vnfruitfull, barren, sterill, vnprofitable.

Infus: m. use: f. Jnfused, filled in, powred into, or vpon; also, steeped.

Infuser. To infuse, fill in, powre vpon; also, to steepe.

Infusion: f. An infusion; powring, or filling in; and (in Phisicke) a conueyance of some liquid medicine into the bodie by Clister, or other instrument; also, a steeping of drugs, &c, in a conuenient liquor; also, the liquor wherein they haue beene so steeped.

Ingambé: m. ée: f. Light-legd, nimble-heeled, fast-running, swift of foot.

Ingargouillat: m. The crosse point (in dauncing.)

Ingenier. To bend his wits vnto, or beat his braines about, the deuising of a thing.

Ingenieur: m. An Enginer, Engine-maker; Fortifier.

Ingenieusement. Jngeniously, wittily, with good inuention.

Ingenieux: m. as Ingenieur. Ingenieux: m. euse: f. Ingenious, wittie, inuentiue, sharpe-witted, nimble-headed.

Ingeniosité: f. Ingeniositie, ingeniousnesse, quicknesse of inuention, dexteritie of wit.

Ingenuë: com. Ingenuous, open-hearted, free, liberall, nobly affected.

Ingenuement. Ingenuously; frankly, freely, liberally, with an open heart, and hand.

Ingenuité: f. Ingenuitie, ingenuousnesse; noblenesse, franknesse, gallantnesse of humor; an open, honest, franke, or liberall disposition.

Ingeré: m. ée: f. Thrust in, put on; vndertaken, or taken vpon; intruded, insinuated; put forth.

s'Ingerer. To thrust in, put on, offer or put forth, himselfe (vndesired) to intrude, insinuate himselfe into, take vpon him, a matter.

Inglorieux: m. euse: f. Inglorious; base, obscure, vnknowne, of no reputation, glorie, renowme.

Ingrat: m. ate: f. Vngratefull, thanklesse, vnthankfull, vnmindfull of benefits receiued.

Ingratitude: f. Ingratitude, vngratefulnesse, vnthankfulnesse.

Ingravé: m. ée: f. Ingrauen, intayled.