1. The twelfth part of a foot; a small degree.

2. Measuring an inch.

3. In Scotland, a small island.

4. To advance or retire by small degrees. By inches, by slow degrees.

5. To drive by small degrees; to give sparingly.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• kunch,
• nch,
• ich,
• inche,
• fench,
• intuch,
• inoy,
• nitch,
• inrich,
• incl,
• unich,
• fanch,
• inyo,
• inmuch,
• wintch,
• niech,
• oncw,
• nanch,
• inthe,
• uncc

• inky,
• Ince,
• Inc,
• Ines,
• pinch,
• inks,
• Inez,
• inca,
• finch,
• itch,
• Inka,
• Ing,
• inge,
• INS,
• ink,
• winch,
• inga.

The adverb form of the word "inch" is "inches".

The adjective form of the word "inch" is "inch-long".

The plural of the "inch" can be the "inches".

The singular of the "inch" can be the "inch".