Iis forInside out
Something is inside-out if its inside is on the outside and its outside is on the inside. Quite often when you take your clothes off they end up inside-out. The rubber gloves in the picture are inside out.
You instruct someone when you tell them what to do in small, helpful steps.
The man in the picture is instructing the woman.
See also instructions.
Iis forInsulation
Iis forIntestines
Something is intricate if it has many small parts, connected in a complicated way.
The carving in the picture is intricately done.
An introvert is a person who feels emotionally drained in social situations and enjoys spending time alone in order to feel energized.
Iis forInvestigate
You investigate something when you look at it more closely or try and learn more about it.
The cat in the picture is investigating a visitor.

















