Ices (it),
to freeze (it).
Ices,
ice creams.
Isis,
Egyptian Goddess.
Isis never ate ices.
Idle,
relaxed, indolent.
Idol,
graven image.
Idyll,
peaceful scene.
Siegfried was like an idol in his idle idyll.
Imposter,
one who assumes a false identity.
Imposture,
the act of doing the above.
Impressed,
marked or stamped on.
Impressed,
forced to inlist in the navy.
Impressed,
to be effected.
He was impressed by the ease with which he was impressed,
and had his uniform impressed.
Indifferent,
no particular interest.
Indecisive,
not able to make decisions quickly.
Inappropriate,
not suitable.
Insecure,
not confident.
In,
within.
In,
(sl) fashionable.
Inn,
hostelry.
An Indian in at an Indian inn, watches out for an Indian
out, at Lords.
Incite,
to urge on.
In sight,
visible.
Insight,
intuitive understanding.
With great insight, he incited the mob in sight of the police.
Ingin,
engine (US).
Ingin,
US native.
Ingenious,
clever, inventive.
Ingenuous,
innocent, naïve.
Indigenous,
of a zone or area.
The indigenous population were very ingenious.
Insects,
bugs.
In sects,
groups, often religious.
In sex,
reproductive pastime.
In secks,
posh way of saying “in sacks”.
Insects engaged in sex, in sects, in sacks. And black
sex, in South Kensington is not interracial harmony, but
plastic containers for rubbish.
Incense,
smouldering perfume.
Incense,
fury.
In sense,
not insane.
He was incensed at the incense and no longer in sense.
Insence,
to envy.
Incence,
perfumed resin often burnt at religious ceremonies.
Incest,
sexual relations between relatives.
Incidence,
regularity of event.
Incidents,
the event.
He was worried by the increasing incidence of incidents.
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