incluse
noun
in·cluse
ˈinˌklüs,
ə̇nˈk-,
-üz
plural -s
: a recluse who is voluntarily immured (as in a cave, hut, or isolated cell)
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin inclusus, from past participle of includere to enclose, include
- oustitis
- ousts
- out
- out and about
- out and away
- out at elbows
- out at the elbows
- out for
- out for blood
- out for the count
- out front
- out guide
- out home
- out in left field
- out in the cold
- out in the open
- out into the open
- out island
- Out Islands
- out like a light
- out loud
- out of
- out of action
- out of alignment
- out of breath