Words that start with I

Icy iguanas ignite Indian ink in an igloo.

Animals starting with I

Animals

Food starting with I

Food

Plants that start with I

Plants

Adjectives that start with I

Adjectives

Verbs that start with I

Verbs

Countries that start with I

Countries

Photo of an iris

Body parts

Photo of Istanbul, Turkey

Cities

Generated image of an imp
Photographic Dictionary / Generated illustration

Iis forImp

An imp is a demon with the appearance of a child.
Mythical beasts
Photo of a monitor impaled on a post
Mike Fernwood / CC BY-SA

Iis forImpale

Something is impaled if it has had something strong and pointed stuck into it, or even right through it. Something that is Impaled is usually supported above the ground by whatever it was impaled on. The monitor in the picture has been impaled on a post.
Verbs
Photo of an imperfect flower
nosha / CC BY-SA

Iis forImperfect

Something that is noticeably not perfect is described as imperfect.
Adjectives
Photo of an imperfection on a leaf
Minette Layne / CC BY-SA

Iis forImperfection

An imperfection, or flaw, stops something from being perfect.
Damage
Photo of a stuffed tiger
Conall / CC BY-SA

Iis forImposter

An imposter is a person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive others. The word comes from Latin roots meaning to impose or deceive.
Roles
Photo of a woman in a bath
philhearing / CC BY-SA

Iis forIn

Something is in something else if it is contained in it somehow. The person in the picture is in a bath. The opposite of in is out.
Adjectives, Adverbs, Prepositions
Photo of incense sticks burning.
worak / CC BY-SA

Iis forIncense

Incense is something that you burn, and it makes nice smelling smoke. Incense is generally made into thin stick shapes. It is made from various kinds of plants that have a pleasant smell when they are burnt.
Photo of an inch marker on a ruler
Biking Nikon SFO / CC BY-SA

Iis forInch

An inch is 1/12th of a foot, or 2.54 centimeters.
Units of measurement
Generated image of a backyard burnoff
Photographic Dictionary / Generated illustration

Iis forIncinerate

You incinerate something if you burn it because you want to get rid of it. People often incinerate dry leaves, garden clippings, medical waste or other kinds of rubbish. Something that you put things inside to burn them is called an incinerator.
Fire
Photo of an unfinished painting
D Flam / CC BY-SA

Iis forIncomplete

Something is incomplete if it hasn't been finished yet. A similar word to incomplete is unfinished. The opposite of incomplete is complete or finished.
Adjectives, States