1. An ungrateful person.

2. Ungrateful; unpleasing to the sense. See Ungrateful.

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

• incarate,
• ingrant,
• inegrated,
• enerate,
• ignorate,
• inegrate,
• itegrate,
• inicate,
• incrase,
• immgrate,
• congrate,
• ingree,
• ingnite,
• ingraned,
• inherate,
• engrate,
• ingrafft,
• ingrfat,
• ingrafe,
• ingrats

• increment,
• increase,
• incarnate,
• engrave,
• ingres,
• incrust,
• Inghram,
• ingress,
• ingraft,
• incurvate,
• ingrassia,
• increased,
• ingrian,
• ingratiate,
• in gear,
• Ingram,
• incurably,
• integrate,
• ingrain,
• incur,
• Insurable,
• incurable,
• inaugurate,
• inger,
• insurance,
• inaccurate,
• Ingraham,
• ingrained.

The adjective form of the word "ingrate" is "ingratiate".

The plural of the "ingrate" can be the "ingrates".

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