Inoculate

in-ok'u-lat, v. t. To bud; to insert bud of a plant in another plant) for propagation. (MeJ.) To communicate, as a disease to a person, by inserting infectious matter in his skin or flesh. v. i. To graft by inserting buds; to communicate disease by inserting infectious matter. —laoo'ula'tion, n. Act or art of inoculating.— laoc'ula'tor, Inquire, in-kwl •', v. i. [-quired (-kwirri'), -quiring.] To ask a question; to make examination or investigation. — v. t. To ask about; to make inquiry specting. — laquir'y, -kwir'T, n. Act of inquiring; search for trutn, imormation, or knowledge; in at i on into iacts or principles; a question; query; interrogatory; scrutiny: investigation; research.— or In 'quest, -kwest, n. Act of inquiring; inquiry; quest. I (Law.) judicial inquiry; official examination; a Injec'- jury. "esp. a coroner's jury. — Inquisi'tion, -zish'un, in, n. Act of inquiring; examination; investigation. a liq- | (Law.) Judicial inquiry; inquest; the finding of a etc.; jury. {Rom. Cath. Church.) A tribunal for the exinto I animation and punishment of heretics. — Inquis'it or, -kwiz'I-ter, n. One who inquires; esp., one veswhose official duty it is to inquire and examine. A (Rom. Cath. Church.) A member of the Court of Inquisition. — Inquis'ito'rial, -to'rf-al, a. Pert, to inquisition, or to the Court of Inquisition, or resemto a bling its practices. — Inquis'itive, -T-tiv, a. Apt to ask questions; given to research; prying; curious. or Inroad, in'rod, n. A sudden or desultory incursion or invasion; irruption; encroachment. in- Insane, Insatiable, etc. See under Inability. (Law.) Inscribe, in-sknb', v. t. [-scribed (-skubd'), -scribreing.] To write or engrave, imprint; to mark with cerletters, characters, or words; to commend by a short addre , le formal than a dedication; to imprint deeply, impre . (Geom.) To draw within, as or pigone figure within another. — In scrip'tion, -skrip'- [inked shun, n. Act of inscribing; tiling inscribed; esp., with anything engraved on a solid substance for pre ser with, vation or public inspection; an addre or consignment of a book to a person, as a mark of respect.