INVISCATE — IRRADIATE

INVISCATE — IRRADIATE NWAD INVISCATE.1

INVISCATE, v.t. [L. in and viscus, glue, birdlime.] NWAD INVISCATE.1

1. To lime; to daub with glue. NWAD INVISCATE.2

2. To catch with glue or birdlime; to entangle with glutinous matter. [Little used.] NWAD INVISCATE.3

INVISCERATE, v.t. To breed; to nourish. [A bad word.] NWAD INVISCERATE.1

INVISIBILITY, INVISIBLENESS, n. The state of being invisible; imperceptibleness to the sight. NWAD INVISIBILITY.1

INVISIBLE, a. s as z. [L. invisibilis; in and visibilis, viso, to see.] That cannot be seen; imperceptible by the sight. Millions of stars, invisible to the naked eye, may be seen by the telescope. NWAD INVISIBLE.1

He endured, as seeing him who is invisible. Hebrews 11:27. NWAD INVISIBLE.2

INVISIBLY, adv. In a manner to escape the sight; imperceptibly to the eye. NWAD INVISIBLY.1

INVISION, n. s as z. [in and vision.] Want of vision, or the power of seeing. [Little used.] NWAD INVISION.1

INVITATION, n. [L. invitatio. See Invite.] The act of inviting; solicitation; the calling or requesting of a person’s company to visit, to dine, or to accompany him to any place. NWAD INVITATION.1

INVITATORY, a. Using or containing invitations. NWAD INVITATORY.1

INVITATORY, n. A part of the service in the catholic church; a psalm or anthem sung in the morning. NWAD INVITATORY.2

--Antiphonary, a service-book, which contained all the invitatories, responsories and collects. NWAD INVITATORY.3

INVITE, v.t. [L. invito.] NWAD INVITE.1

1. To ask to do some act or to go to some place; to request the company of a person; as, to invite one to dine or sup; to invite friends to a wedding; to invite company to an entertainment; to invite one to an excursion into the country. NWAD INVITE.2

2. To allure; to draw to; to tempt to come; to induce by pleasure or hope. NWAD INVITE.3

--Shady groves, that easy sleep invite. NWAD INVITE.4

3. To present should be in a situation not to invite hostilities. NWAD INVITE.5

INVITED, pp. Solicited; requested to come or go in person; allured. NWAD INVITED.1

INVITER, n. One who invites. NWAD INVITER.1

INVITING, ppr. Soliciting the company of; asking to attend. NWAD INVITING.1

1. Alluring; tempting; drawing to; as an inviting amusement or prospect. NWAD INVITING.2

Nothing is so easy and inviting as the retort of abuse and sarcasm. NWAD INVITING.3

INVITING, n. Invitation. NWAD INVITING.4

INVITINGLY, adv. In such a manner as to invite or allure. NWAD INVITINGLY.1

INVITINGNESS, n. The quality of being inviting. NWAD INVITINGNESS.1

INVITRIFIABLE, a. [in and vitrifiable, from vitrify.] NWAD INVITRIFIABLE.1

That cannot be vitrified or converted into glass. NWAD INVITRIFIABLE.2

INVOCATE, v.t. [L. invoco; in and voco, to call.] To invoke; to call on in supplication; to implore; to address in prayer. NWAD INVOCATE.1

If Dagon by thy god, NWAD INVOCATE.2

Go to his temple, invocate his aid-- NWAD INVOCATE.3

[Instead of this word, invoke is generally used.] NWAD INVOCATE.4

INVOCATED, pp. Invoked; called on in prayer. NWAD INVOCATED.1

INVOCATING, ppr. Invoking. NWAD INVOCATING.1

INVOCATION, n. [L. invocatio.] NWAD INVOCATION.1

1. The act of addressing in prayer. NWAD INVOCATION.2

2. The form or act of calling for the assistance or presence of any being, particularly of some divinity; as the invocation of the muses. NWAD INVOCATION.3

The whole poem is a prayer to Fortune, and the invocation is divided between the two deities. NWAD INVOCATION.4

3. A judicial call, demand or order; as the invocation of papers or evidence into a court. NWAD INVOCATION.5

INVOICE, n. NWAD INVOICE.1

1. In commerce, a written account of the particulars of merchandise, shipped or sent to a purchases, consignee, factor, etc. with the value or prices and charges annexed. NWAD INVOICE.2

2. A written account of ratable estate. NWAD INVOICE.3

INVOICE, v.t. To make a written account of goods or property with their prices. NWAD INVOICE.4

Goods, wares and merchandise imported from Norway, and invoiced in the current dollar of Norway-- NWAD INVOICE.5

It is usual to invoice goods in the currency of the country in which the seller resides. NWAD INVOICE.6

INVOICED, pp. Inserted in a list with the price or value annexed. NWAD INVOICED.1

INVOICING, ppr. Making an account in writing of goods, with their prices or values annexed; inserting in an invoice. NWAD INVOICING.1

INVOKE, v.t. [L. invoco; in and voco, to call; vox, a word.] NWAD INVOKE.1

1. To address in prayer; to call on for assistance and protection; as, to invoke the Supreme Being. Poets invoke the muses for assistance. NWAD INVOKE.2

2. To order; to call judicially; as, to invoke depositions or evidence into a court. NWAD INVOKE.3

INVOKED, pp. Addressed in prayer for aid; called. NWAD INVOKED.1

INVOKING, ppr. Addressing in prayer for aid; calling. NWAD INVOKING.1

INVOLUCEL, n. [dim. of involucre.] NWAD INVOLUCEL.1

A partial involucre; an volucret. NWAD INVOLUCEL.2

INVOLUCELLATE, a. [supra.] Surrounded with involucels. NWAD INVOLUCELLATE.1

INVOLUCRUM, INVOLUCRE, n. [L. from involvo.] In botany, a calyx remote from the flower, particularly in the umbel, but applied also to the whorl and other kinds of inflorescence. NWAD INVOLUCRUM.1

INVOLUCRED, a. Having an involucre, as umbels, whorls, etc. NWAD INVOLUCRED.1

INVOLUCRET, n. A small or partial involucrum. NWAD INVOLUCRET.1

INVOLUNTARILY, adv. [from involuntary.] NWAD INVOLUNTARILY.1

1. Not by choice; not spontaneously; against one’s will. NWAD INVOLUNTARILY.2

2. In a matter independent of the will. NWAD INVOLUNTARILY.3

INVOLUNTARINESS, n. Want of choice or will. NWAD INVOLUNTARINESS.1

1. Independence on the will. NWAD INVOLUNTARINESS.2

INVOLUNTARY, a. [L. in and voluntarius. See Voluntary.] NWAD INVOLUNTARY.1

1. Not having will or choice; unwilling. NWAD INVOLUNTARY.2

2. Independent of will or choice. The motion of the heart and arteries is involuntary, but not against the will. NWAD INVOLUNTARY.3

3. Not proceeding from choice; not done willingly; opposed to the will. A slave and a conquered nation yield an involuntary submission to a master. NWAD INVOLUNTARY.4

INVOLUTE, n. [L. involutus.] A curve traced by the end of a string folded upon a figure, or unwound from it. NWAD INVOLUTE.1

INVOLUTE, INVOLUTED, a. [L. involutus, involvo. See Involve.] NWAD INVOLUTE.2

In botany, rolled spirally inwards. Involuted foliation or venation, is when the leaves within the bud have their edges rolled spirally inwards on both sides towards the upper surface. NWAD INVOLUTE.3

INVOLUTION, n. [L. involutio. See Involve.] NWAD INVOLUTION.1

1. The action of involving or infolding. NWAD INVOLUTION.2

2. The state of being entangled or involved; complication. NWAD INVOLUTION.3

All things are mixed and causes blended by mutual involutions. NWAD INVOLUTION.4

3. In grammar, the insertion of one or more clauses or members of a sentence between the agent or subject and the verb; a third intervening member within a second, etc.; as, habitual falsehood, if we may judge from experience, infers absolute depravity. NWAD INVOLUTION.5

4. In algebra, the raising of a quantity from its root to any power assigned. Thus 2x2x2=8. Here 8, the third power of 2, is found in involution, or multiplying the number into itself, and the product by the same number. NWAD INVOLUTION.6

INVOLVE, v.t. involv’. [L. involvo; in and volvo, to roll, Eng. to wallow.] NWAD INVOLVE.1

1. To envelop; to cover with surrounding matter; as, to involve one in smoke or dust. NWAD INVOLVE.2

2. To envelop in any thing which exists on all sides; as, to involve in darkness or obscurity. NWAD INVOLVE.3

3. To imply; to comprise. To be and not to be at the same time, involves a contradiction. NWAD INVOLVE.4

4. To entwist; to join; to connect. NWAD INVOLVE.5

He knows his end with mine involved. NWAD INVOLVE.6

5. To take in; to catch; to conjoin. NWAD INVOLVE.7

The gathering number, as it moves along, NWAD INVOLVE.8

Involves a vast involuntary throng. NWAD INVOLVE.9

6. To entangle. Let not our enemy involve the nation in war, nor our imprudence involve us in difficulty. NWAD INVOLVE.10

7. To plunge; to overwhelm. Extravagance often involves men in debt and distress. NWAD INVOLVE.11

8. To inwrap; to infold; to complicate or make intricate. NWAD INVOLVE.12

Some involved their snaky folds. NWAD INVOLVE.13

Florid, witty, involved discourses. NWAD INVOLVE.14

9. To blend; to mingle confusedly. NWAD INVOLVE.15

10. In algebra, to raise a quantity from the root to any assigned power; as a quantity involved to the third or fourth power. NWAD INVOLVE.16

INVOLVED, pp. Enveloped; implied; inwrapped; entangled. NWAD INVOLVED.1

INVOLVING, ppr. Enveloping; implying; comprising; entangling; complicating. NWAD INVOLVING.1

INVULNERABILITY, INVULNERABLENESS, n. [from invulnerable.] The quality or state of being invulnerable, or secure from wounds or injury. NWAD INVULNERABILITY.1

INVULNERABLE, a. [L. invulnerabilis. See Vulnerable.] NWAD INVULNERABLE.1

That cannot be wounded; incapable of receiving injury. NWAD INVULNERABLE.2

Nor vainly hope NWAD INVULNERABLE.3

To be invulnerable in those bright arms. NWAD INVULNERABLE.4

INWALL, v.t. [in and wall.] To inclose or fortify with a wall. NWAD INWALL.1

INWARD, a. NWAD INWARD.1

1. Internal; interior; placed or being within; as the inward structure of the body. NWAD INWARD.2

2. Intimate; domestic; familiar. NWAD INWARD.3

3. Seated in the mind or soul. NWAD INWARD.4

INWARD, IN’WARDS, adv. Toward the inside. Turn the attention inward. NWAD INWARD.5

1. Toward the center or interior; as, to bend a thing inward. NWAD INWARD.6

2. Into the mind or thoughts. NWAD INWARD.7

Celestial light shine inward. NWAD INWARD.8

INWARDLY, adv. In the inner parts; internally. NWAD INWARDLY.1

Let Benedict, like covered fire, NWAD INWARDLY.2

Consume away in sighs, waste inwardly. NWAD INWARDLY.3

1. In the heart; privately; secretly. He inwardly repines. It is not easy to treat with respect a person whom we inwardly despise. NWAD INWARDLY.4

2. Towards the center. NWAD INWARDLY.5

INWARDNESS, n. Intimacy; familiarity. [Not used.] NWAD INWARDNESS.1

1. Internal state. [Unusual.] NWAD INWARDNESS.2

INWARDS, n. plu. The inner parts of an animal; the bowels; the viscera. Exodus 29:13, 17, 22. NWAD INWARDS.1

INWEAVE, v.t. pret. inwove; pp. inwoven, inwove. [in and weave.] NWAD INWEAVE.1

To weave together; to intermix or intertwine by weaving. NWAD INWEAVE.2

Down they cast NWAD INWEAVE.3

Their crowns inwove with amaranth and gold. NWAD INWEAVE.4

INWHEEL, v.t. [in and wheel.] To encircle. NWAD INWHEEL.1

INWIT, n. [in and wit.] Mind; understanding. NWAD INWIT.1

INWOOD, v.t. To hide in woods. NWAD INWOOD.1

INWORKING, ppr. or a. [in and work.] NWAD INWORKING.1

Working or operating within. NWAD INWORKING.2

INWORKING, n. Internal operation; energy within. NWAD INWORKING.3

INWOVE, INWOVEN, pp. of inweave. Woven in; intertwined by weaving. NWAD INWOVE.1

INWRAP, v.t. inrap’. [in and wrap.] To involve; to infold; to cover by wrapping; as, to be inwrapped in smoke or in a cloud; to inwrap in a cloke. NWAD INWRAP.1

1. To involve in difficulty or perplexity; to perplex. NWAD INWRAP.2

2. To ravish or transport. NWAD INWRAP.3

INWREATHE, v.t. inre’the. [in and wreathe.] NWAD INWREATHE.1

To surround or encompass as with a wreath, or with something in the form of a wreath. NWAD INWREATHE.2

Resplendent locks inwreathed with beams. NWAD INWREATHE.3

INWROUGHT, pp. or a. inraut’. [in and wrought, from work.] NWAD INWROUGHT.1

Wrought or worked in or among other things, adorned with figures. NWAD INWROUGHT.2

IODATE, n. [See Iodine.] NWAD IODATE.1

A compound consisting of oxygen, iodin and a base. NWAD IODATE.2

IODIC, a. Iodic acid is a compound of iodin and oxygen. NWAD IODIC.1

IODIDE, n. A compound of iodin with a metal or other substance. NWAD IODIDE.1

IODIN, IODINE, n. [Gr. resembling a violet.] In chimistry, a peculiar substance recently discovered by Courtois, a manufacturer of salt-peter in Paris. It is obtained from certain sea-weeds or marine plants. At the ordinary temperature of the atmosphere it is a solid, apparently a simple substance, at least hitherto undecomposed. It is incombustible, but in combining with several bodies, it exhibits the phenomena of combustion; hence it has been considered a supporter of combustion. Like chlorine, it destroys vegetable colors, but with less energy. Its color is bluish black or grayish black, of a metallic luster. It is often in scales, resembling those of micaceous iron ore; sometimes in brilliant rhomboidal plates, or in elongated octahedrons. Its taste is acrid, and it is somewhat poisonous. It is fusible at 225 deg. of Fahrenheit. The color of its vapor is a beautiful violet, whence its name. NWAD IODIN.1

IODOUS, a. Iodous acid is a compound of iodin and oxygen, containing less of the latter than iodic acid. NWAD IODOUS.1

IODURET, n. A compound of iodin and a metallic or other base. NWAD IODURET.1

IOLITE, n. [Gr. a violet, and stone.] A mineral of a violet blue color, with a shade of purple or black, called also dichroit and cordierite. It occurs in regular six-sided prisms. Its varieties are peliom and steinheilite. NWAD IOLITE.1

[Note. By the regular principles of pronouncing the Greek iota and the Shemitic jod, this word ought to be pronounced yolite.] NWAD IOLITE.2

IONIC, a. [from Ionia.] The Ionic order, in architecture, is that species of column named from Ionia, in Greece. It is more slender than the Doric and Tuscan, but less slender and less ornamented than the Corinthian and Composite. It is simple, but majestic; its highth is 18 modules, and that of the entablature four and a half. NWAD IONIC.1

1. The Ionic dialect of the Greek language, is the dialect used in Ionia. NWAD IONIC.2

2. The Ionic sect of philosophers, was that founded by Thales of Miletus, in Ionia. Their distinguishing tenet was, that water is the principle of all natural things. NWAD IONIC.3

3. Denoting an airy kind of music. The Ionic or Ionian mode was, reckoning from grave to acute, the second of the five middle modes. NWAD IONIC.4

IPECACUANHA, n. A root produced in South America. Four sorts are mentioned, gray, brown, white, and yellow. The gray, or genuine kind, is referred by Mutis to the Psychotria emetica, but more recently by Brotero to the Callicocca Ipecacuanha, a plant growing in Brazil. These plants have been considered by some as the same, or as species of the same genus. This root is used as an emetic. Ipecacuanha is a little wrinkled root about the thickness of a moderate quill, much used as an emetic, and against diarrheas and dysenteries. NWAD IPECACUANHA.1

IRASCIBILITY, IRASCIBLENESS, n. [from irascible.] The quality of being irascible, or easily inflamed by anger; irritability of temper. NWAD IRASCIBILITY.1

IRASCIBLE, a. [L. irascor, from ira. See Ire.] NWAD IRASCIBLE.1

Very susceptible of anger; easily provoked or inflamed with resentment; irritable; as an irascible man; an irascible temper. NWAD IRASCIBLE.2

IRE, n. [L. ira, wrath. See Eng. Wrath.] Anger; wrath; keen resentment; a word chiefly used in poetry. NWAD IRE.1

Thus will persist, relentless in his ire. NWAD IRE.2

IREFUL, a. [ire and full.] Angry; wrath; furious with anger. NWAD IREFUL.1

The ireful bastard Orleans. NWAD IREFUL.2

IREFULLY, adv. In an angry manner. NWAD IREFULLY.1

IRENARCH, n. [Gr.] An officer formerly employed in the Greek empire, to preserve the public tranquillity. NWAD IRENARCH.1

IRIDESCENCE, n. Exhibition of colors like those of the rainbow. NWAD IRIDESCENCE.1

IRIDESCENT, a. [from iris.] Having colors like the rainbow. NWAD IRIDESCENT.1

IRIDIUM, n. [from iris.] A metal of a whitish color, not malleable, found in the ore of platinum, and in a native allow with osmium. Its specific gravity is above 18. It takes its name from the variety of colors which it exhibits while dissolving in muriatic acid. The native allow with osmium, or native iridium, is of a steel gray color and shining metallic luster. It usually occurs in small irregular flat grains, in alluvial soil, in S. America. NWAD IRIDIUM.1

IRIS, n. plu. irises. [L. iris, iridis, the rainbow.] NWAD IRIS.1

1. The rainbow. NWAD IRIS.2

2. An appearance resembling the rainbow. NWAD IRIS.3

3. The colored circle which surrounds the pupil of the eye, by means of which that opening is enlarged and diminished. NWAD IRIS.4

4. The changeable colors which sometimes appear in the glasses of telescopes, microscopes, etc. NWAD IRIS.5

5. A colored spectrum which a triangular glass prism casts on a wall, when placed at a due angle in the sun-beams. NWAD IRIS.6

6. The flower-de-lis, or flag-=flower, a genus of many species. NWAD IRIS.7

IRISATED, a. Exhibiting the prismatic colors; resembling the rainbow. NWAD IRISATED.1

IRISED, a. Containing colors like those of the rainbow. NWAD IRISED.1

IRISH, a. Pertaining to Ireland. NWAD IRISH.1

IRISH, n. A native of Ireland. NWAD IRISH.2

1. The language of the Irish; the Hiberno-Celtic. NWAD IRISH.3

IRISHISM, n. A mode of speaking peculiar to the Irish. NWAD IRISHISM.1

IRK, v.t. urk. To weary; to give pain to; used only impersonally; as, it irketh me, it gives me uneasiness. It is nearly obsolete. NWAD IRK.1

IRKSOME, a. Wearisome; tedious; tiresome; giving uneasiness; used of something troublesome by long continuance or repetition; as irksome hours; irksome toil or task. NWAD IRKSOME.1

IRKSOMELY, adv. In a wearisome or tedious manner. NWAD IRKSOMELY.1

IRKSOMENESS, n. Tediousness; wearisomeness. NWAD IRKSOMENESS.1

IRON, n. i’urn, or i’rn. [L. ferrum, for herrum. The radical elements of this word are not easily ascertained.] NWAD IRON.1

1. A metal, the hardest, most common and most useful of all the metals; of a livid whitish color inclined to gray, internally composed, to appearance, of small facets, and susceptible of a fine polish. It is so hard and elastic as to be capable of destroying the aggregation of any other metal. Next to tin, it is the lightest of all metallic substances, and next to gold, the most tenacious. It may be hammered into plates, but not into leaves. Its ductility is more considerable. It has the property of magnetism; it is attracted by the lodestone, and will acquire its properties. It is found rarely in native masses, but in ores, mineralized by different substances, it abounds in every part of the earth. Its medicinal qualities are valuable. NWAD IRON.2

2. An instrument or utensil made of iron; as a flat-iron, a smoothing-iron. NWAD IRON.3

Canst thou fill his skin with barbed irons? Job 41:7. NWAD IRON.4

3. Figuratively, strength; power; as a rod of iron. Daniel 2:40-42. NWAD IRON.5

4. Irons, plu. fetters; chains; manacles; handcuffs. Psalm 105:18. NWAD IRON.6

IRON, a. Made of iron; consisting of iron; as an iron gate; an iron bar; iron dust. NWAD IRON.7

1. Resembling iron in color; as an iron gray color. NWAD IRON.8

2. Harsh; rude; severe; miserable; as the iron age of the world. NWAD IRON.9

Iron years of wars and dangers. NWAD IRON.10

Jove crush’d the nations with an iron rod. NWAD IRON.11

3. Binding fast; not to be broken; as the iron sleep of death. NWAD IRON.12

4. Hard of understanding; dull; as an iron witted fool. NWAD IRON.13

5. Firm; robust; as an iron constitution. NWAD IRON.14

IRON, v.t. To smooth with an instrument of iron. NWAD IRON.15

1. To shackle with irons; to fetter or handcuff. NWAD IRON.16

2. To furnish or arm with iron. NWAD IRON.17

IRON-CLAY, n. A substance intermediate between basalt and wacky, of a reddish brown color, and occurring massive or vesicular. NWAD IRON-CLAY.1

IRONED, pp. Smoothed with an iron; shackled; armed with iron. NWAD IRONED.1

IRONFLINT, n. Ferruginous quartz; a subspecies of quartz, opake or translucent at the edges, with a fracture more or less conchoidal, shining and nearly vitreous. It is sometimes in very minute and perfect six-sided prisms, terminated at both extremities by six-sides pyramids. It occurs also in masses, and in small grains. Its varieties are red, yellow, and greenish. NWAD IRONFLINT.1

IRONHEARTED, a. Hardhearted; unfeeling; cruel. NWAD IRONHEARTED.1

IRONMOLD, n. A spot on cloth made by applying rusty iron to the cloth when wet. NWAD IRONMOLD.1

IRONMONGER, n. A dealer in iron wares or hardware. NWAD IRONMONGER.1

IRONSICK, a. In seamen’s language, a ship is said to be ironsick, when her bolts and nails are so much corroded or eaten with rust that she has become leaky. NWAD IRONSICK.1

IRONSTONE, n. An ore of iron. NWAD IRONSTONE.1

IRONWOOD, n. The popular name of a genus of trees called Sideroxylon, of several species; so called from their hardness. NWAD IRONWOOD.1

IRONWORK, n. A general name of the parts or pieces of a building which consist of iron; any thing made of iron. NWAD IRONWORK.1

IRONWORKS, n. plu. The works or establishment where pig-iron is wrought into bars, etc. NWAD IRONWORKS.1

IRONWORT, n. A genus of plants called Sideritis, of several species. NWAD IRONWORT.1

IRONICAL, a. Expressing one thing and meaning another. An ironical expression is often accompanied with a manner of utterance which indicates that the speaker intends to be understood in a sense directly contrary to that which the words convey. NWAD IRONICAL.1

IRONICALLY, adv. By way of irony; by the use of irony. A commendation may be ironically severe. NWAD IRONICALLY.1

IRONIST, n. One who deals in irony. NWAD IRONIST.1

IRONY, a. [from iron.] Made or consisting of iron; partaking of iron; as irony chains; irony particles. NWAD IRONY.1

1. Resembling iron; hard. NWAD IRONY.2

IRONY, [L. ironia; Gr. a dissembler in speech.] NWAD IRONY.3

A mode of speech expressing a sense contrary to that which the speaker intends to convey; as, Nero was a very virtuous prince; Pope Hildebrand was remarkable for his meekness and humility. when irony is uttered, the dissimulation is generally apparent from the manner of speaking, as by a smile or an arch look, or perhaps by an affected gravity of countenance. Irony in writing may also be detected by the manner of expression. NWAD IRONY.4

IROUS, a. [from ire.] Apt to be angry. NWAD IROUS.1

IRRADIANCE, IRRADIANCY, n. [L. irradians, from irradio. See Irradiate.] NWAD IRRADIANCE.1

1. Emission of rays of light on an object. NWAD IRRADIANCE.2

2. Beams of light emitted; luster; splendor. NWAD IRRADIANCE.3

IRRADIATE, v.t. [L. irradio; in and radio, to shine. See Ray.] NWAD IRRADIATE.1

1. To illuminate; to brighten; to make splendid; to adorn with luster. NWAD IRRADIATE.2

2. To enlighten intellectually; to illuminate; as, to irradiate the mind. NWAD IRRADIATE.3

3. To animate by heat or light. NWAD IRRADIATE.4

4. To decorate with shining ornaments. NWAD IRRADIATE.5