Invention preceder | 18 |
Invention patented on March 14, 1794 | 36 |
Invention patented in 1858 | 26 |
Invention papers | 16 |
Invention of World War I | 24 |
Invention of the 1830's | 27 |
Invention of new words | 22 |
Invention of Morton, Krum et al. | 32 |
Invention of I891 | 17 |
Invention of Hermes, supposedly | 31 |
Invention of Arthur Wynne: 1913 | 31 |
Invention of Arthur Wynne | 25 |
Invention of Anders Celsius | 27 |
Invention of a sort | 19 |
Invention of 200's B.C. | 27 |
Invention of 1945 | 17 |
Invention of 1922 | 17 |
Invention of 1900 | 17 |
Invention of 1888 | 17 |
Invention of 1887 | 17 |
Invention of 1885 | 17 |
Invention of 1868 | 17 |
Invention of 1860 | 17 |
Invention of 1856 | 17 |
Invention of 1824 | 17 |
Invention of 1785 | 17 |
Invention of 1620 | 17 |
Invention necessity | 19 |
Invention modernized by William Bullock that mangled his leg and led to his death | 81 |
Invention inspired by burs | 26 |
Invention inspiration | 21 |
Invention initiators | 20 |
Invention inception | 19 |
Invention impetus | 17 |
Invention germ | 14 |
Invention genesis | 17 |
Invention for lazy equestrians? | 31 |
Invention credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori circa 1700 | 54 |
Invention convention | 20 |
Invention by tailor Franz Reichelt in which he fell to his death (as seen on YouTube) | 85 |
Invention by Otto Lilienthal in which he crashed to his death | 61 |
Invention beginning | 19 |
Invention a British parliamentarian claimed in 1903 would not lead to a decline in riding horses | 96 |
Invention | 9 |
Inventing, as an expression | 27 |
Inventing things | 16 |
Inventing safeguards | 20 |
Inventing middle name | 21 |
Inventing initials | 18 |
Inventing immortal | 18 |
Inventing family | 16 |
Inventing "wizard" | 28 |
Inventeur's starting point | 30 |
Inventeur's notes | 21 |
Inventeur's need | 20 |
Inventeur's list | 20 |
Inventer of spouge music (stage name) | 37 |
Inventer Howe | 13 |
Invented, as a phrase | 21 |
Invented word | 13 |
Invented things? | 16 |
Invented things | 15 |
Invented story | 14 |
Invented something | 18 |
Invented facts | 14 |
Invented account | 16 |
Invented a word | 15 |
Invented a whopper | 18 |
Invented | 8 |
Invent, as a word or phrase | 27 |
Invent, as a word | 17 |
Invent, as a phrase | 19 |
Invent, as a new word | 21 |
Invent something | 16 |
Invent extender | 15 |
Invent an idiom? | 16 |
Invent an idiom | 15 |
Invent a new word | 17 |
Invent | 6 |
Inveigles | 9 |
Inveiglement | 12 |
Inveigled, with "in" | 30 |
Inveigled | 9 |
Inveigle, in a way | 18 |
Inveigle | 8 |
Inveighed against | 17 |
Inveighed (against) | 19 |
Inveighed | 9 |
Inveigh against | 15 |
Inveigh (against) | 17 |
Inveigh | 7 |
Invectives | 10 |
Invective, e.g. | 15 |
Invective | 9 |
Invasive vine | 13 |
Invasive software, perhaps | 26 |
Invasive programs | 17 |
Invasive plant with yellow flowers | 34 |
Invasive plant | 14 |
Invasive medical procedure | 26 |