Words Containing INTL

In a combined or joint manner.

Lacking a dint or impression; without force.

In a weak or barely perceptible manner.

Resembling flint.

An early firearm using a flint to ignite the charge.

Plural of FLINTLOCK.

Lacking joints; unjointed.

Together; in cooperation.

Alternative form of kentledge.

Plural of KINTLEDGE.

Not containing or shedding lint.

Resembling mint in taste or smell.

A pin or bolt serving as a pivot for a hinge or rudder.

Plural of PINTLE.

Making no complaint; uncomplaining.

Having no purpose or benefit.

In a manner lacking purpose.

The lack of meaning, purpose, or ideas.

Plural of POINTLESSNESS.

Resembling a point or having negligible size.

Without any imprint or mark.

In a quaint, attractively old-fashioned manner.

Lacking a patron saint.

More saintly.

Most saintly.

Resembling a saint in behavior or character.

In a saintly manner.

The quality of being saintly or holy.

Plural of SAINTLINESS.

An unimportant or minor saint.

Plural of SAINTLING.

Characteristic of a saint; holy and virtuous.

Resembling a splint in form or function.

Without limit or restraint.

Having no blemish; completely clean and spotless.

In a manner free from taint or corruption.

Having no color or tint.

Comparative form of unsaintly: more unsaintly.

Least holy or virtuous in character.

Lack of saintly virtue or holiness.

Plural of UNSAINTLINESS.

Not resembling or befitting a saint.

To move in a twisting or winding manner; to reel.

Past tense of WINTLE.

Third-person singular present tense of WINTLE.

Present participle of WINTLE.