Definition in. in British English

add in (phrasal verb) add-in () all in (phrase) all-in (adjective) bail-in (noun) bank in (phrasal verb) barge in (phrasal verb) bed in (phrasal verb) blend in (phrasal verb) block in (phrasal verb) blow in (phrasal verb) blow-in (noun) book in (phrasal verb) box in (phrasal verb) break in (phrasal verb) break-in (noun) bring in (phrasal verb) build in (phrasal verb) built-in (adjective) burn in (phrasal verb) burn-in (noun) butt in (phrasal verb) buy in (phrasal verb) buy-in (noun) C in C (noun) call in (phrasal verb) call-in (noun) cash in (phrasal verb) cave-in (noun) check in (phrasal verb) check-in (noun) chime in (phrasal verb) chip in (phrasal verb) chuck in (phrasal verb) clap in (phrasal verb) clock in (phrasal verb) close in (phrasal verb) come in (phrasal verb) copy in (phrasal verb) count in (phrasal verb) cram in (phrasal verb) creep in (phrasal verb) cut in (phrasal verb) deal in (phrasal verb) dig in (phrasal verb) dine in (phrasal verb) dive in (phrasal verb) do in (phrasal verb) done in (phrase) draft in (phrasal verb) drag in (phrasal verb) draw in (phrasal verb) drink in (phrasal verb) drive-in (adjective) drive-in (noun) drop-in (noun) dub in (phrasal verb) eat in (phrasal verb) end in (phrasal verb) fit in (phrasal verb) get in (phrasal verb) go in (phrasal verb) hem in (phrasal verb) hoe in (phrasal verb) in (adjective, adverb, preposition) in (noun) in all (phrase) in box (noun) in brief (phrase) in bulk (phrase) in case (phrase) in depth (phrase) in error (phrase) in fun (phrase) in rem (adjective, adverb) in sum (phrase) in tow (phrase) in- (prefix) in-app (adjective) in-car (adjective) in-law (noun) in. (abbreviation) ink in (phrasal verb) key in (phrasal verb) lay in (phrasal verb) let in (phrasal verb) lie in (phrasal verb) lie-in (noun) opt in (phrasal verb) pay in (phrasal verb) pen in (phrasal verb) put in (phrasal verb) rub in (phrasal verb) run in (phrasal verb) run-in (noun) see in (phrasal verb) set in (phrasal verb) sit in (phrasal verb) sit-in (noun) tie-in (noun)