indent /in-dentˈ/

1. To begin farther in from the margin than the rest of a paragraph
2. To cut into zigzags
3. To divide along a zigzag line
4. To notch
5. To indenture, apprentice
6. To draw up (as a deed, contract, etc) in exact duplicate
7. To impress
8. To make a dent or dint in

1. To make out a written order with counterfoil or duplicate
2. To order (esp from abroad)
3. To requisition
4. (of a coastline, etc) to penetrate, form recesses

1. To move in a zigzag course (archaic)
2. To bargain (obsolete)
3. To make a compact (obsolete)

1. A cut or notch
2. A recess like a notch
3. The amount of space left at the beginning of a line, indentation
4. An indenture
5. An order for goods (esp from abroad)
6. An (orig Indian) official requisition for goods
7. A dent or dint

indentāˈtion noun

1. A hollow or depression
2. The act or process of indenting or notching
3. A space left at the beginning of a line
4. The act or process of creating or leaving such a space
5. A notch
6. A recess

indentˈed adjective

1. Having indentations
2. Serrated
3. Zigzag

indentˈer or indentˈor noun

indenˈtion noun

1. Indentation
2. A blank space left at the beginning of a line

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