interbreeding | intercalar | intercalary | intercalary year | intercalate | intercalation | intercapitular vein | intercarotid | intercarpal | intercartilaginous | intercavernous

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WORDNET DICTIONARY

Noun intercalation has 1 sense

• intercalation(n = noun.time) embolism - an insertion into a calendar;
is a part of calendar
is a kind of interval, time interval

CIDE DICTIONARY

ROGET THESAURUS

intercalation

Interposition

N interposition, interjacence, intercurrence, intervenience, interlocation, interdigitation, interjection, interpolation, interlineation, interspersion, intercalation, interpenetration, permeation, infiltration, intervention, interference, intrusion, obtrusion, insinuation, insertion, dovetailing, embolism, intermediary, intermedium, go between, bodkin, intruder, interloper, parenthesis, episode, flyleaf, partition, septum, diaphragm, midriff, dissepiment, party wall, panel, room divider, halfway house, interjacent, intercurrent, intervenient, intervening, intermediate, intermediary, intercalary, interstitial, embolismal, parenthetical, episodic, mediterranean, intrusive, embosomed, merged, between, betwixt, twixt, among, amongst, amid, amidst, mid, midst, in the thick of, betwixt and between, sandwich-wise, parenthetically, obiter dictum.