irrĕposcĭbĭlis adj. that cannot be demanded back irrĕprĕhensĭbĭlis adj. unblamable; irreprehensible; unblamably irrĕprĕhensus adj. blameless; without blame irreptĭo a creeping in irrepto v. n. and a. to creep into; to creep; crawl upon irreptor one who creeps in; upon; an encroacher irrĕquĭēbĭlis adj. that cannot be stilled; restless irrĕquĭes adj. restless; unresting; always in action; motion irrĕquĭētus adj. unquiet; restless; disquieting; causing unrest irrĕquīsītus adj. unsought for irrĕsectus adj. uncut; unpared irrĕsŏlūbĭlis adj. indissoluble irrĕsŏlūtus adj. unloosed; not loosened irrespīrābĭlis adj. in which one cannot breathe irrestinctus adj. unextinguished irrētĭo v. a. to catch in a net; to ensnare; entangle; to embarrass; hinder irrētītus irrĕtortus adj. not turned back irrĕtractābĭlis adj. irrevocable; irrevocably irrĕvĕrens adj. that does not show due respect; veneration; disrespectful; irreverent; erga irrĕvĕrentĭa want of due respect; reverence; irreverence; disrespect irrĕvŏcābĭlis adj. that cannot be recalled; irrevocable; which; on account of their great weight; … irrĕvŏcandus adj. not to be recalled; irrevocable irrĕvŏcātus adj. not called back; Not asked to repeat a thing; without an encore; That cannot be… irrīdenter adv. irrīdĕo v. n. and a. Neutr; to laugh at; to joke; jeer; to mock irrīdĭcŭlē adv. unwittily irrīdĭcŭlum a laughing-stock irrĭgātĭo a watering; irrigating; refreshment irrĭgātor a waterer irrĭgo v. a. to lead; conduct; To water; irrigate; To overflow irrĭgŭus adj. supplied with water; watered; well-watered; irriguous; full of water; wet irrīmor v. dep. to explore irrĭo irrīsĭbĭlis adj. laughable irrīsĭo a deriding; mocking; mockery irrīsīvē adv. mockingly; ironically irrīsor a derider; mocker; scoffer irrīsōrĭus adj. scornful; ironically irrīsus irrīsus a scoffing; mocking; mockery; derision irrītābĭlis adj. Easily excited; enraged; irritable; easily exciting irrītābĭlĭtas irritability irrītāmen an incitement; incentive; provocative irrītāmentum an incitement; incentive; provocative; a provocation; obstruction acting as a d… irrītātē adv. irrītātĭo an incitement; incentive; provocative; irritation; stimulant irrītātor an inciter irrītātrix she who incites irrītātus P. a. irrītātus an inciting; instigating irrĭtē adv. irrīto v. a. to incite; excite; stimulate; instigate; provoke irrĭto v. a. to make void; invalidate irrĭtus adj. invalid; Undecided; unfixed; void; of no effect irrītus irrōbŏrasco v. inch. n. to acquire strength; take root; become confirmed irrŏgātĭo an imposing; adjudicating irrŏgo v. a. To propose; against; to impose; appoint; ordain irrōro v. n. and a. to wet; moisten with dew; to bedew; to moisten; besprinkle irrŏto v. a. to play; ducks and drakes irrŭbesco v. inch. n. to grow red; be reddened; To throw a red light irructo v. a. to belch into irrŭdis adj. not raw irrūfo v. a. to make red irrūgātĭo a wrinkling irrŭgĭo v. n. to cry loudly irrūgo v. a. to wrinkle; make wrinkled; to fold irrŭmātĭo irrŭmātor one who practises beastly obscenity; a vile person irrŭmo v. a. to extend the breast to; to give suck;; To treat in a foul; shameful manner; to… irrumpĭbĭlis irrumpo v. n. and a. to break; burst; rush in; into; advv irrŭo v. n. to rush; force one; invade; press into; make an attack upon irruptĭo a breaking; bursting in; an irruption; an invasion; incursion irruptus an irruption irruptus irruptus adj. unbroken; unsevered irrŭtĭlo v. n. to glimmer redly; to be ruddy irtĭŏla a sort of vine and grapes in Umbria Īrus the name of a beggar in the house of Ulysses at Ithaca;; a poor man; double-nam… is pron. demonstr; He; she; it; this; third person Isaac the son of Abraham Isacia an island opposite Velia Īsaeus A Grecian orator of Chalcis; instructor of Demosthenes; A contemporary of the y… īsăgōgē an introduction īsăgōgĭcus adj. introductory Īsaias the prophet Isaiah Ĭsăra a river of Gaul that falls into the Rhone; Isère īsătis an herb with a milky juice; used in healing wounds Ĭsauri an Asiatic tribe between Pamphylia; Lycaonia; and Cilicia; Isaurians; the count… Ĭsaurus a river in Picenum; Foglia Ĭsaurus ischaemon a kind of styptic herb ischĭa the hipjoints; the hips ischĭăcus that has the gout in the hip; Subst ischĭădĭcus Subst. relating to the gout in the hip; ischiadic; one who has the hip-gout ischĭas hip-gout; sciatica; an herb said to be good for the hip-gout; Ischŏmăchē the daughter of Atracius; Atrax;; at whose wedding with Pirithoüs the conflict … ischūrĭa a stoppage of urine; strangury; ischury