Interpose, in-ter-poze', v.a

to place between or among; [ 381 ] INTERTWINE Interposer, in-ter-po -zer, s. one who interposes. Inter posit, in-ter-poz'-it, s. a place of deposit between Interposition, in-ter-po-zish'-un, s. the act of inter pos Interpret, in-ter' -pret, v.a. to explain, unfold, or pre Interpretable, in-ter'-pre-ta-bl, a. that may be inter Interpretation, in-ter-pre-ta -shun, s. the act of inter Interpreter, in-ter' -pre-ter, s. one who interprets. Interregnum, in-ter-reg'-num, s. the time between two by reigns, governments, or ministries (L. inter, and Inter reign, in-ter-rane', s. an interregnum. Interrex, in'-ter-reks, s. a regent; one who governs _ during an interregnum. Interrogate, in-ter'-ro-gate, v.a. to question: v.n. to ask Interrogation, in-ter-ro-ga'-shun, s. the act of interroInterrogator, in-ter'-ro-ga-tur, s. a questioner. Interrogatory, in-ter-rog'-a-tur-e, s, a question or in Interrupt, in-ter-rupt', v.a. to stop or hinder by break Interrupted, in-ter-rup'-ted, a. broken en;; intermitted. Interrupter, in-ter-rup' -ter, s. one who interrupts. Interruption, in-ter-rup'-shun, s. the act of interrupt Interruptive, in-ter-rup -tiv, a. tending to interrupt. Interscapular, Interruptively, in-ter-skap in-ter-rup'-tiv-le, -u-lar, a. ad. situated by interruption. between Interscind, in-ter-sind', v.a. to cut off (L. inter, and Interscribe, in-ter-skribe', v.a. to write between (L. Inter secant, in-ter-se'-kant, a. dividing into parts; Intersect, in-ter-sekt', v.a.to cut or cro mutually: Intersection, in-ter-sek'-shun, s. the act of intersect- (L. planes cut each other [Geom. ] Intersect, in-ter-sert', v.a. to set in between. See In Intersert i on, in-ter-ser'-shun, s. an insertion. to Interspace, in'-ter-spase, s. a space between. in- Intersperse, in-ter-spers', v.a. to scatter or set here Interspersion, in-ter-sper'-shun, s. the act of inter Interstellar, in-ter-stel -lar, a. situated among the Interstellar, in-ter-stel' -la-re, stars (L. inter, and Interstice, in-ter -stis, s. a small space between things Interstitial, in-ter-stish'-al, a. pertaining to or contain Intertangle, in-ter-tang'gl. v.a. to intertwist. Intertexture, in-ter-teks'-ture, s. the act of inter we a vor ing; the state of being interwoven. Interti ued, in-ter-tish'-ude, a. wrought with joint Inter transpicuous, intertranspik'-u-us, a. tranIntertropical, in-ter-trop'-e-kal, a. situated between or within the tropics. Intertwine, in-ter-twine', v.a. to twine or twist together: v.n. to be intertwisted.