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Interactory (adjective) : Influencing each other, esp. in a musical context

The jam session on tuesday night was interactory.

Submitted by: Steve from California on Nov. 03, 2005 23:50

Interfrastically (adverb) : To move or to do something quickly.

"I shall return interfrastically" —Black Adder, Rowan Atkinson

Submitted by: Kara P. from Oregon on Apr. 18, 2006 21:04

Interfusion (noun) : A mental state during which thoughts are unable to be differentiated and give a false impression of emptiness.

I can't determine what I'm thinking of; I must be approaching interfusion.

Submitted by: Sarah Hedrych from New Jersey on Feb. 19, 2006 15:09

interlation (noun) : (inter+lation; cf. translation) - a variation on the same theme in two or several languages; in contrast to translation, the roles of "source" and "target" languages are interchangeable; a verbal art based on figurative (metaphoric) relationship between languages.

Bilingual or multilingual persons have no need of a translation, but they can enjoy an interlation, a contrastive juxtaposition of two or more texts running in two languages (Russian and English versions of Nabokov's memoirs). Robert Frost said that poetry is what gets lost in translation. By contrast, interlation doubles the power of poe... —Mikhail Epstein, article "The Role of the Humanities in Global Culture", 2001

Submitted by: Mikhail Epstein from Georgia Us on Mar. 31, 2007 21:32

intermoleculate (verb) : to do something fun, without knowing what exactly you have in mind.

Hey, do you want to intermoleculate with me?

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 19, 2007 15:16

Internajective (other) : Someone who constantly interupts and overal annoys people.

Oh my goodness you are SO internajective!!!

Submitted by: Melanie Skutnik from Canada on Feb. 24, 2006 23:15

internate (verb) : the act of surfing the web

Submitted by: Kailyn from Oregon on Dec. 11, 2007 07:13

internatural (adjective) : Composed of both natural and man-made components.

Most make-up is made from internatural ingredients.

Submitted by: J.C. from Pennsylvania on Jan. 02, 2008 15:53

internaut

(noun) : a person who navigates the Internet

Submitted by: Clifton R. Farmer from Illinois on Nov. 18, 2008 17:34

(noun) : Internet user

Bob spends hours on internet forums, online chat rooms, and playing online video games. He's quite the internaut.

Submitted by: Brandt Witt from Pennsylvania on Apr. 12, 2008 17:43

(noun) : One who uses the Internet in order to work, have a fun time or study.

He said, "To all the internauts out there, be ready because I'll give free tickets on my page for the next concert." He doesn't usually watch TV because he's an internaut. I'm an internaut because I do spend most of the time on the internet.

Submitted by: Edwin Perez from Mexico on Apr. 08, 2006 16:49

internectual (adjective) : a person who derives their knowledge primarily from sources on the Internet such as Wikipedia

Submitted by: Robert Brooks from United Kingdom on Sep. 17, 2008 04:27

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