See Also: insert(2)(dictionary)
insert(medicine)
insert(1)(dictionary)
insert 2, noun(dictionary)
insert 1, verb(dictionary)
package insert(medicine)
metal insert teeth(medicine)
Face Insert - Golf(gambling)
Pour in Place Insert - Golf(gambling)
Reset Insert, Soleplate or Backweight, Etc. - Golf(gambling)

insert(2) (iou)



insert verb trans. Pa. pple -serted, -sert. L15.
[Latin insert- pa. ppl stem of inserere, formed as IN-2 + serere plant, join, put into.]
Introduce (a word, paragraph, etc.) into a piece of text; interpolate; put as an advertisement, article, etc., into a newspaper or magazine; include. L15.
P. G. Wodehouse Insert that advertisement in the Daily Mail.
Put or place in or between; fit or thrust in. (Foll. by in, into, between.) E16.
A. Nin I inserted the key in the lock. M. Drabble She raised a small forkful to her mouth, inserted it, chewed.
Anatomy, Zoology, & Botany. Attach (an organ, esp. a muscle) at a specified point. Chiefly as inserted ppl adjective. E19.
insertable adjective L19.
inserting noun (a) the action of the verb; (b) something inserted: E17.
inserter noun E17.
insertor noun L16.