intercept /in-tər-septˈ/

1. To stop and seize on the way from one place to another
2. To cut off
3. To stop, alter, or interrupt the progress of
4. To take or comprehend between (mathematics)

1. That part of a line that is intercepted (mathematics)
2. The act of intercepting

intercepˈter or intercepˈtor noun

1. A person or thing which intercepts
2. A light, swift aeroplane for pursuit

intercepˈtion noun

intercepˈtive adjective

• predicts
• predied
• predies
• predigest
• predigested
• predigesting
• predigestion
• predigestions
• predigests
• predikant
• predikants
• predilect
• predilected
• predilection
• predilections
• predispose
• predisposed
• predisposes
• predisposing
• predisposition
• predispositional
• predispositions
• prednisolone
• prednisone
• prednisones