1. Pertaining to or like an insect; small; mean; contemptible.

2. A small animal, being one of a class of articulated animals, with a body composed of three distinct parts, the head, the thorax, and the abdomen; anything small or contemptible.

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

• inserrt,
• insit,
• instit,
• inserat,
• inssit,
• instict,
• insectes,
• inscent,
• insector,
• insteat,
• insolt,
• inasent,
• isect,
• ensert,
• inyect,
• instuct,
• insurt,
• incert,
• inlict,
• inscect

• unasked,
• UNASGD.,
• injection,
• injector,
• Unsocket,
• insect-feeler,
• infect,
• WINSCAT,
• ingestion,
• inject,
• insect-friendly,
• incised,
• ingested,
• unsought,
• unscrewed,
• in secret,
• incased,
• ANSCAD,
• anisakidae,
• ENSCOT,
• Insect-fertilization,
• insert,
• Itch-Insect,
• ANZQOD,
• Unsucked,
• insectan,
• injectant,
• INSGD,
• scale-insect,
• oniscoid,
• in sight,
• enskede,
• Enskied,
• inspect,
• unsoaked,
• Insect-powder,
• inexact,
• woonsocket,
• onset,
• insecta,
• wainscot,
• ingesta,
• Unascried,
• insect-bites,
• insect-resistant,
• insect-eating,
• insect-eater,
• incus,
• Wainscott,
• wax-insect,
• UNSKED,
• ANZKOD,
• enskyed,
• ANZKOT,
• insect-pollinated,
• Inescate,
• insect-eaters,
• unasked-for,
• Unhusked,
• incest,
• insect-borne,
• ENSGTI,
• insect-like,
• in case,
• insect-proof,
• insecure,
• Incase,
• insect-catching,
• UNASGD,
• enschede,
• ingest,
• incise,
• inexactly.

The adjective form of the word "insect" is "insectoid".

The plural of the "insect" can be the "insects".

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