in·ter·nal 
(ĭn-tûrnəl)
(ĭn-tûrnəl)adj.
1. Of, relating to, or located within the limits or surface; inner.
2. Residing in or dependent on essential nature; intrinsic: the internal contradictions of the theory.
3. Located, acting, or effective within the body.
4. Of or relating to mental or spiritual nature: "An internal sense of righteousness dwindles into an external concern for reputation" (A.R. Gurney, Jr.)
5. Of or relating to the domestic affairs of a nation, group, or business.
[Middle English internall, from Old French internel, from Medieval Latin internālis, from Latin internus, from inter, within; see en in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
in′ter·nali·ty (-nălĭ-tē) n.
in·ternal·ly adv.
- pitchiness
- pitch into
- pitchman
- pitch on
- pitch on/upon
- pitchout
- pitch-perfect
- pitch pine
- pitch pipe
- pitchpole
- pitch someone a curve ball
- pitchstone
- pitch/throw (someone) a curve ball
- pitch upon
- pitchy
- pitchy
- piteous
- piteously
- piteousness
- pitfall
- pith
- pithecanthropic
- pithecanthropine
- Pithecanthropus
- pith helmet