Putative - Law Dictionary Search Results
Intersert
To put in between other things to insert
Inhearse
To put in or as in a hearse or coffin
Inconvenience
To put to inconvenience to incommode as to inconvenience a neighbor
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Incondite
Badly put together inartificial rude unpolished irregular
Incoach
To put a coach
Inchest
To put into a chest
Inactuate
To put in action
Imprison
To put in prison or jail To arrest and detain in custody to confine
Impawn
To put in pawn to pledge to pawn
Order
To put in order to reduce to a methodical arrangement to arrange in a series or with reference to an end Hence to regulate to dispose to direct to rule
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