interruptor an interrupter; spoiler interruptus P. a. inter-saepĭo v. a. To fence about; hedge in; stop up; enclose; secure intersaeptum the midriff; diaphragm; a boundary intersaeptus inter-scalmĭum the space between two oars inter-scalptus adj. engraved in the middle; ornamented with carved work in the middle inter-scăpĭlĭum the space between the shoulders inter-scindo v. a. to tear asunder; break down; to separate; interrupt; to break; cut off inter-scrībo v. a. to write between intersĕcīvus adj. separated; cut off inter-sĕco v. a. to cut asunder; separate; divide; intersect; to fix in channels intersectĭo an intersection;; the part cut out between two teeth in indented work intersēmĭnātus sown between; at intervals inter-sēpio inter-sĕro v. a. to sow; plant; set between; se; to come between inter-sĕro v. a. to put; place between; to interpose; add inter-sĭlĕo v. n. to be silent in the meanwhile inter-sisto v. n. to stand still in the middle;; to stop in the midst; to make a pause; Pass. imp… inter-sĭtus P. a. inter-sŏno v. n. to sound among inter-spătĭum the interval inter-spersus strewn; sprinkled upon; between; interspersed interspīrātĭo a fetching of breath between inter-spīro v. n. to fetch breath between;; to admit air inter-sterno v. a. to strew; lay between; among interstĕs adj. that stands; is between; among interstinctĭo a distribution interstinctus P. a. inter-stinguo v. a. to separate; mark off; divide; to variegate; checker with; To extinguish interstĭtĭo A pause; respite; interval; A difference; distinction interstĭtĭum a space between; interstice; interval; an interval inter-sto v. n. and a. to stand; be between; in the midst of interstrātus inter-strĕpo v. n. to make a noise among; to sound in the midst of inter-stringo v. a. to squeeze tight inter-strŭo v. a. to join together; to add inter-sum v. n. to be between; lie between; To be apart;; abl. of distance; To be different inter-tālĕo v. a. to cut out between; to cut by lopping off both ends inter-texo v. a. to intertwine; interweave; intersperse; to interweave; combine intertextus inter-tignĭum the interval; space between two beams inter-tortus adj. wound between; intertwisted inter-trăho v. a. to take away; withdraw from intertrīgĭnōsus adj. chafed; galled inter-trīgo a chafing; fretting; galling of the skin inter-trīmentum loss by attrition; waste; loss; damage inter-trītūra loss by attrition; wear and tear inter-trūdo v. a. to thrust between interturbātĭo disquietude; confusion inter-turbo v. a. to produce disquietude; confusion; to cause a disturbance interturrĭum a wall between two towers interŭlus adj. dim; inward; inner; subst intĕr-undātus adj. done in waves; waved; watered intĕr-ūsūrĭum interest accruing in the meantime inter-văcans being empty between intervallātĭo an interval inter-vallo v. a. to take; assume at intervals; separated; having intervals inter-vallum the open space within the mound; breastwork of a camp; the space between two pa… inter-vĕnĭo v. n. to come between; come upon; to come in during; to intervene; interrupt inter-vēnĭum the space between the veins interventĭo an interposition; a giving security interventor One who comes in; a visitor; A surety; bondsman; An intercessor interventus a coming up; appearance; coming between; intervention; a coming between interversĭo An overthrowing; frustrating; thwarting; A purloining; pilfering interversor v. freq. to turn hither and thither interversor a purloiner; pilferer; embezzler interversūra a bending; turning interversus inter-verto v. a. to turn aside; turn; draw in another direction; divert; to alter inter-vī^brans glittering among inter-vĭgĭlo v. n. to watch between whiles; to awake now and then during sleep inter-vĭrĕo v. n. to be green here and there; to be green between; among inter-vīso v. a. To look after; inspect secretly; To visit from time to time inter-vōcālĭter adv. loudly intervŏlĭto v. n. freq. to fly about between; among inter-vŏlo v. n. and a. to fly between; among inter-vŏmo v. n. to pour forth among intervorto intervulsus in-testābĭlis adj. that is incapable; by reason of misconduct; of being a witness or of making a w… intestābĭlis adj. intestātō adv. in-testātus adj. That has made no will; intestate; Not convicted by witnesses; Not trustworthy; … in-testātus emasculated intestīna intestīnārĭus adj. that does inlaid work; fine joiner; a joiner intestīnus adj. inward; internal; intestine; inlaid work; fine joiner in-testis adj. without testicles; emasculated in-texo v. a. to weave into; to inweave; interweave; to plait; join together; interlace intextĭo a weaving together intextus intextus an interweaving; joining together in-thrŏnizo v. a. to enthrone intĭbācĕus adj. belonging to endive; endive- Intibili a city in; on the farther side of the Ebro; at its mouth; Torre del Sol intĭbus endive; succory intĭmātĭo an announcement; declaration; intimation intĭmātor one who announces; publishes intĭmē adv.