Adjective with I
Describes something that holds attention.
Means smart or quick to understand.
Means very cold or frozen with ice.
Means amazing or hard to believe.
Means unwell or suffering from sickness.
Means unpleasant, sticky, or gross.
Describes a feeling needing scratching.
Means very foolish or silly.
Means lacking knowledge or awareness.
Describes something annoying or bothersome.
Means not active, still, or unused.
Describes someone with creativity.
Means having great value or meaning.
Describes something dark or ink-covered
Means cannot be done; not possible
Describes the perfect or best case
When reality is opposite of expectation
Causing admiration; remarkable or grand
Wildly unreasonable or extremely foolish
Very strong in feeling, effort, or degree
Self-reliant; not controlled by others
Has trouble making choices; unsure
Not guilty; pure or harmless in nature
Feeling very angry or furious.
Playfully mischievous, like a cheeky imp.
Not able to be seen; unseen to the eye.
Widely recognized and highly symbolic.
Easily annoyed; quick to get cranky.
Not reliable; failing to act responsibly.
Shy and reserved; energized by solitude.
Guided by high ideals; hopeful, dreamy.
Alone or separated from others.
Covered with ice or served chilled.
Unable to read or write.
Shimmering with rainbow-like colors.
Very clever and inventive; smartly made.
Informal for uncertain or doubtful; kind of risky.
Means improper or offensive; not polite.
Describes something from India; nationality.
Feeling annoyed or bothered; a bit upset.
Based on instinct; easy to grasp without study.
Not willing to wait; gets annoyed easily.
Not real; existing only in the mind.
Makes you feel motivated or full of ideas.
Not following the normal or even pattern.
Not reasonable; goes against logic.
Located on the inner part; internal.
Not allowed by law; illegal or forbidden.
So appealing or strong you cannot resist.
Means not related or important to the topic.
Not caring about other people's feelings.
From or relating to Ireland.
Harmful in a sneaky, subtle way.
Not perfect; has flaws or mistakes.
Curious; loves to ask questions.
Doesn't care one way or the other.
Not confident; feels unsafe or unsure.
Impossible to defeat or overcome.
About the intellect; brainy or academic.
Too amazing or unusual to describe.
Flawless; without any mistakes.
Located inside; internal.
Showing curiosity or wanting to know.
Perfectly clean, neat, or spotless.
Adjective meaning showing deep insight.
Adjective: angry at unfair treatment.
Adjective meaning extremely large.
Adjective: not fully grown; childish.
Adjective meaning very famous or celebrated.
Adjective meaning immediate; happening at once.
Informal adjective: independent style/scene.
Adjective: introducing new ideas; creative.
Adjective meaning unethical; not moral.
Adjective: not logical or reasonable.
Adjective: native to a place; original.
Adjective meaning creative and resourceful.
Adjective: causing fear or nervousness.
Adjective meaning annoying or bothersome.
Not active; resting, off-duty or idle.
Relating to or between countries worldwide.
Peacefully beautiful, like a perfect scene.
So special it cannot be replaced.
Very close, private, or personal.
Creamy white color; used as a color adjective.
Very detailed and complex; full of parts.
Acting quickly without much thought.
Cannot be destroyed; super tough.
Enlightening; helps you understand.
Makes you feel inspired and motivated.
Lives forever; never dies or ends.
Lit up; made bright with light.
Not straight or direct; roundabout.
Means extremely cold, like ice.
Means lacking ability or skill; not capable.
Means having a tendency; also sloped.
The words in the list Adjective with I come from players of the word game City, Country, River.