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IMM · Section 2
Queen Anna's New World of Words; or, Dictionarie of the Italian and English Tongues · John Florio
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Immantinẻnte, _presently, incontinently._
Immarcessíbile, _vncorruptible, that cannot rot._
Immarchesáta, _a woman hauing her monethly flowers vpon her._
Immarcíbile, _that cannot rot._
Immarcíre, císc[o], cít[o], _to rot, to adle._
Immargináre, _as_ Margináre.
Immariuoláre, _to become a_ Mariuól[o].
Immarm[o]ráre, _to enmarble._
Immarzapanát[o], _made or become a marchpaine. Also finely deckt or trimmed._
Immarzáre, _to engraffe with yoong shootes._
Immascheráre, _to enmaske._
Immaschíre, chísc[o], chít[o], _to become mankind._
Immastẻlláre, _to lay or put into tubs._
Immatassáre, _to skeane vp into skeanes of thrid, silke or yarne._
Immateriále, _vnmateriall._
Immatíre, tísc[o], tít[o], _to become mad._
Immaturaménte, _vntimely, vnripely, vnseasonably, out of time._
Immaturità, _vnripenesse, vntimelinesse. Also vnseasonablenesse._
Immatúr[o], _vnripe, vnseasonable. Also vntimely, out of season, out of time._
Immazzettáre, _to imbundle, to insheafe, to make into handfuls._
Immeábile, _vnpassable through._
Immedagliáre, _as_ Inmedagliáre.
Immediataménte, _immediately._
Immediáte, _immediately, next._
Immedicábile, _vncureable._
Immeditataménte, _without premeditation, extempore, suddainely._
Immeditát[o], _vnpremeditated._
Immedusársi, _to become monstrous, like as Medusa was._
Immẻgliáre, _to mend or better._
Immẻmbráre, _to member or put together. Vsed also for to carue in peeces._
Immem[o]rábile, _vnmemorable._
Immẻm[o]re, _vnmindefull, not remembring._
Immem[o]réu[o]le, _as_ Immem[o]rábile.
Immemória, _forgetfulnesse._
Immensità, _boundlesse largenesse._
Immensitúdine, _as_ Immensità.
Immẻns[o], _vnmeasurable, boundlesse._
Immensurábile, _vnmeasurable._
Immensuréu[o]le, _vnmeasurable._
Immẻrdáre, _to beray, to beshite._
Immẻrgáre, _as_ Immẻrgere.
Immẻrgere, mẻrg[o], mẻrsi, mẻrs[o], _to plunge, to drench, to ducke, to sinke or drowne vnder water, to diue._
Immẻrgimént[o], _a plunging, a drenching, a diueing or ducking vnder water._
Immẻritaménte, _vndeseruedly._
Immẻritéu[o]le, _vndeseruing, not worthie._