broil, to confound, to make a | Incancheríto, adj. festered, pu confusion. Incalcáre, to press, to urge, to follow close, haunt or dun, to importune. Una strada che s'incalca con l'altra, a cross path, a cross way. Incalcáre, to force or compel.-Incalcáre, to trample, to tread under foot, to despise, to scorn. Incalciaménto, s. m. flight, chase. Obs. Incalciáre, to chase or drive away, to put to flight, to pursue.-Incalciáre, to urge, to press. Incalcináre, to calcine or calcinate. Incalcitráre, to kick, to wince. -Calcitrare nel pungello, to kick against the spur. Incaliginato, adj. caliginous, dim. full of obscurity. Incallire, to grow hard or callous-Incallire alla fatica, to inure to labour. Incallito, adj. hardened, inured, accustomed. Incalvire, to grow bald. Incalzare, v. incalciare. Incalzonáre, to put on breeches. Incamatáto, or Incamatito,adj. as straight as a stick. In cambio, adv. instead. Incameráre, to confine/in room.-Incamerare, to confiscate.Incumeráre, to lessen the barrel of a gun by the breech. Incamerato, adj. that hasa chamber or small breech, said of cannon. Incamiciáre, to cover, to lay over, to daub, to plaister, to parget with mortar, clay, or the like. Incamiciata, s. f. camisado, an attack made by soldiers with their shirts over their clothes. Incamiciatúra, s. f. a plaistering or daubing with mortar or clay. Incamminamento, s. m. the act of putting or sending forwards. Incammináre, to begin, to set on-Incamminare un negozio, to set a business forward, to begin it. Incamminársi, to go, to set out, to begin one's journey. Incamuffato, adj. hooded, with a hood on. Incamutáto, adj. counterpointed, quilted, stuffed. Incancherare, to fester, to lecancherire, putrefy. trefied. Incaníto, adj. exasperated, enraged like a mad dog. Incannare, to wind silk or thread upon bobbins, or on a recd-Incannáre,to swallow. Incannáta, s. f. a stick of cherries. Incannáta, intrigue, trouble. Incannucciáre, to enclose or cover with reeds. Incantagióne, s. f. Incantamento, s. m. charm, witchcraft. Incantáre,to inchant,to charm, to bewitch.-Incantare la neb bia, to whet, to take a whet in the morning.—Incantáre, to charm, to ravish, to wrap in admiration.-Incantáre, to sell by auction. Incantatore,asorcerer,a charm halter about a horse's neck. Incaponíre, to grow obstinate or stubborn. Incappáre, to fall into the snares, to be catched.-Incape páre, to meet with, to light, to fall,to hit upon.-Incappare, to stumble. Incappato, adj. catched in the snare.-Incappato, that has a cloak on. Incappelláre, to put on one's hat, to cover one's self.—Incappellare, to crown, to adorn. Incappelláto, with one's hat on, crowned, adorned. Incapperucciáre, to wrap up, to cover or muffle one's head. Incapperucciato,adj.with one's head wrapt up or covered. Incappiáre, to intangle, to tie with a knot, to knit, to fasten. Incáppo, s. m. stumble, fall, accident, hit Incappucciare, to cover with a hood. Incappácciuto, adj. with a Incanto, s. m. inchantment, inchant- er, a conjurer.-Incantatore, hood on. Incapriccire, to fall in love, to be smitten. Incapriccirsi, to be possessed or prepossessed, to take a thing in one's head. Incarbonchiáre, to shine like a carbuncle. corner. Incantucciáto, adj. hid, hidden, lurking, secret. Incanutiménto, s. m. hoariness. Incanutire, to grow grey,white or hoary, to grow old. Incanutíto, adj. hoary, grey headed. incapace, adj. incapable, un- stubborn. Incapársi, to be obstinate, to ment. ment. Incarco, v. Incarico. Incarico, s. m. charge, burden, Incastagnare, to wainscot, to fortify with chesnut-tree.Incastagnare, to talk idly, to amuse with idle stories. Incastellamento, s. m. battlement, a piece of fortification. -Incastellamento, a scaffold, a stage. Incastelláre, to fortify with self. incastelled in the bezel.-Incústro, a far- Incastelláto, adj. made like a castle.--Incastellato, fortified with castles or forts. Incastellito, shut up in a castle.Incostellato, incastelled or narrow-hoofed.---Cavallo incastelluto, an horse. Incastità, s. f. Obs. incontipence, lust. Incastonáre, to enchase, to set ́ in, or put in the bezel.-Incastonáre, to join or mortise, to set close together. Incastonatúra, s. f. enchasing or setting in the bezel. Incastrare, to enchase or set in the bezel, to join or mortise, to set close together. Incastratúra, s. f. enchasing, Incastro, s. m. or setting Incatorzolire, to spoil by a Incattivíre, to grow wicked or Incattivíto, adj. wicked, naugh ty. Incavalcáre, to put over, to set Incavallare, to furnish with cross or cross-ways. Incaváre, to dig, to hollow. fire. Incenditrice, fern. of Incendi- Incenerire, to be burnt or re- Inceráre, to wax, to indue with Incercináre, to put a roll upon one's head. Incerconíre, to turn sour as wine does. Incerto, adj. uncertain, doubt- Incespáre, to intangle one's pare, to grow, to breed, in- Incestáre, to lay any thing in Inchinévole, adj. inclined, in- Inchinevolménte, adv. easily, In chiocca, adv. abundantly, cannon. Inchiodatúra, s. f. a spike in a Incircoscritto, adj. uncircumcribed. Incischiáre, to mince, to cut in Incisióne, s. f. incision, cut. Incisura, s. f. incision, cut. Incitatrice, fem. of Incitatore. Inchiostro, s. m. ink.-Scrivere to. Inclináto, adj. bent, inclined. Inclinato, inclosed, dispos ed, prone, apt. Inclinazione, s. f. inclination. Inclinazione, declination.Versare per inclinazione, to pour gently. search. Inchinamento, s.m.inclination, proneness, propensity, bias.Inchinamento,bending, bowing. -Inchinamento, humiliation. Inchináre, to humble, to cast down, to depress, to debase. Incidente, s. m. incident, acci-Inchinare l'altrui fierezza, to dent, adventure, event. abate one's pride—Inchinare Incidentémente, adv.by chance, il capo, to submit, to yield.- accidentally, by the way. Inchinare, to condescend, com- Incidénza, s. f. digression. ply, submit, or yield.—Inchi- Incidere, to make an incision, nare le orrecchie, to give ear.- to cut, to gash or split in -Inclináre, to bow.-Inchi- two.-Incidere, to engrave, to náre, to nap.-Vinto dal sonno grave.Incidere, to digress, in su l'erba inchinai, being very to make a digression, to go heavy with sleep, I took a nap from the subject in hand. upon the grass.-Inchináre, to Incieláre, to place in heaven. nod, to assent, to affirm with Incignere, to get with child. a nod.-Inchinare, to bow, to Inciaquáre, to come to the bow down, to bring lower, number of five. to lower.-Inchinare gli occhi, Incinta, adj. f. big with child. to look downwards, to cast Inciprignire, to grow malig-Inclusivamente, adv. inclusiveone's down.-Inchinare, nant, tc exasperate, to grow ly. eyes to set, to go down, as the sun! worse. Inciprignire, to grow at night.-Inchináre, to bend. angry, to fall in a passion. Inchinar l'animo a qualche cosa, Inciprigníto, adj. exasperated, to bend one's mind to some- angry. thing. In circa, adv. about. Inchinazione, s. f. inclination, Incirconciso, adj. uncircumdisposition. cised. Inclinévole, adj. v. Inchiné vole. 'nclito, adj. noble, excellent. Inclúdere, to include, to comprehend. Inclusivo, adj. inclusive. Inclúso, adj. inclosed.-L'inclu sa, the inclosed letter. Incoccáre, to put the bowstring into the notch of an arrow. Incodardíre, to despond, to Incommutabilmente, adv. constantly, immutably. Incomodaménte, adv. incommodiously, without necessary conveniences. Incomodáre, to incommode, to disturb, to be troublesome. Incommodità, s. f. inconveniency, incommodity, trouble. -Incomoditá, ailment, indisposition. Incómodo, s. m. inconveniency, trouble.-Incómodo, adj. troublesome, inconvenient, incommodious, uneasy, griev ous. Incomparábile, adj. incomparable, matchless. Incomparabilmente, adv. incomparably. Incompassióne, s. f. cruelty, inhumanity. Not used. Incompatibile, adj. incompatible. Incompatibilitá, s. f. incompatibility, inconsistency. Incompensábile, adj. that cannot be rewarded or recompensed. Incompetente, adj. incompetent, not duly qualified. Incompetentemente, adv. incompetently, improperly. Incompetenza, s. f. incompetency, insufficiency, inability. Incompiúto, adj. not finished, not accomplished, imperfect. Incomplesso, adj. not complicated, without mixture, incomplex. Incomportabile, adj.insupportable, intolerable, grievous, not to be suffered or borne. Incompósto, adj. simple, unaffected, natural, incomposed, uncouth. in Incomprensibile, adj. incomprehensible. Incomprensibilità, s. f. incomprehensibility. Incomprensibilmente, adv.); Incomprensivamente, comprehensibly, inconceivably. In comúne, adv. in common, jointly. Incomunicabile, adj. that cannot be imparted to others. Inconcludénte, adj. that has no conclusion, that draws not to a conclusion. In conclusióne, adv. in conclusion, in short, finally. In conclúso, adj. not conclud ed. Inconcússo, adj. inconcuss, un grow faint-hearted. Incogitábile, adj. unthought of, that cannot be fully comprehended or conceived. Incogliere, to catch, to overtake Incogliere, to catch in the fact or in the deed doing, to take, to surprise.-Incogliére, to happen, to befal, to come to pass, to fall out. Incognitaménte, adv. incog nito. Incógnito, adj. unknown, ed. Incolpánte, adj. that blames. cuser. Incolpevole, adj. umblameable, commencement. begin ning, Incomin ciáto, adj. begun. Incominciatore, a beginner, a novice. Incominciatrice, femin. of Incominciatore. Incomincio, s. m. beginning, commencement. Incommensurabile, adj. incommensurable, that cannot be measured. Incommodo, v. Incomodo, and its derivatives. Incommutabile, adj. immutable, unchangeable, constant. Incommutabilità, s. f. unchangeableness, constancy. shaked, firm. In confúso, adj. confusedly, without order." Incongiúnto, adj. disjointed, parted, divided. Incongruente, adj. incongruous, absurd. Incongruenza, s. f. incongruity, absurdity. Inconocchiare, to wind upon a distaff. Inconsiderabile, adj. incon siderable, of small account. Inconsideratamente, adv. inconsiderately, rashly, unadvisedly, imprudently. Inconsideráto, adj. inconsider ate, rash, foolish, unadvised, indiscreet, imprudent. Inconsiderazione, s. f. inconsideration, imprudence, rashness, madvisedness. Inconsistente, adj. inconsistent. Inconsolabile, adj. inconsolable, that cannot be comfort ed. Inconsumabile, adj. not to be Incontamináto, adj. undefiled, Incóntra, prep. against, oppo- Incontráre, to meet, to meet with, to find.---Incontráre, to happen, to befal, to come to pass, to fall out.--Incontráre, to confront, to compare together. li.contrársi, to hit, knock, or dash one another. Incontrastábile, adj. indisputable, incontestable, unquesti onable, most certain. Incontro, s. m. meeting, ren out bedy. Incorporaménto, s. m. incorporation, an uniting one body or thing to another. Incorporare, to incorporate, to mix or unite the particles of one body with another. Incorporare, to incorporate, to receive or admit into a society-Incorporáre, to confis cate, to incorporate, to annex or unite. Incorporazione, s. f. incorporation or mixing together. Incorpóreo, adj. incorporeal, bodiless, without a body. Incorporeo, s. m. incorpora counter. Andare all'incontro, reity, the condition or state tion. turbance. hopes of correction. Incorrótto, adj. incorrupt, uncorrupted, untainted. Incorruttibile, adj. incorruptible, not subject to corrup tion. Indótto, p. p. of Incuócere. Increáto, adj, increate, not made or created. Incredibile, adj. incredible, not to be believed. Incredibilmente, adv. incredibly. Incredulità, s. f. incredulity, Incrédulo, adj. incredulous, vexation. Incréscere, to grow tired, to some. Increscevolmente, tediously, incommodiously, in a tedious manner. Incresciménto, s. m. weariness, Increspaménto, s. m. curl or frizzled. curare, to put in mind, to in-Incorruttibilmente, adv. incor- Increspáto, adj. curled, shrunk, spire, to put in one's head, to ruptibly. persuade.--Incorare, to encou-Incorruzione, s. f. incorrup-Increspatúra, s. f. curl or curl, rage, to incite, to give cou tion. Incórso, adj. incurred, fallen, rage, to spur. neck. Incorniciare, to put a frame to. Incoronáre, to crown. Incroccicchiare, to cross, to Incostante, adj. inconstant, lay cross or cross-ways. fickle, wavering, changeable, Incrocicchiato, adj. cross, laid unstable, uncertain. cross. Colle braccia incrvcnckiIncostánza, s. 1. inconstancy, ale, with one's arms across. tickleness, levity, changeable-Incrojasi, to grow hard, to ness, lightness, uncertainty, harden. Obs. instability. Incostantemente, adv. inconstantly, lightly. Incoverchiare, to cover, to put fairs. a cover or lid upon. Incrojito, adj. hardened, intractable. Obs. Incronicare, to meddle in af Incrostáre, to form a crust |