Inshore
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 271
m-shbr', adv., on or neai the shore. [K In and Shore Inshrine. m-shrln'. Same as Enshrine. In sic cation, m-sik-ka's hun, arL of drying in [L. in, in, ami siiio, sn atmn, to dry Inside, in'sTd, u the side or part zvitinn - adj. being within interior —adz*, or/ >e/> within the sides of in ilie inteiioi ol. jK. In and Side Insidious, in-sid'i-us, adj watching an opportunity to insnare intended to entiap tre.u h- — erous. ~-adv. Insidiously « Insidiousne [Lit. sitting in wait.” fum i I’V -L iHsidiosiis — iusidurj an ambush— insideo— sed
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