in·cuse (ĭn-kyo͞oz′, -kyo͞os′) adj. Formed by hammering, stamping, or pressing: an incuse design on a coin.
[Latin incūdere , incūs- , to forge with a hammer ; see incus .]
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incuse (ɪnˈkjuːz ) n a design stamped or hammered onto a coin
vb (Crafts) to impress (a design) in a coin or to impress (a coin) with a design by hammering or stamping
adj stamped or hammered onto a coin
[C19: from Latin incūsus hammered; see incus]
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in•cuse (ɪnˈkyuz, -ˈkyus) adj. hammered or stamped in, as a figure on a coin.
[1810–20; < Latin incūdere to indent with a hammer]
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incuse Past participle: incusedGerund: incusingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Present I incuse you incuse he/she/it incuses we incuse you incuse they incuse
Preterite I incused you incused he/she/it incused we incused you incused they incused
Present Continuous I am incusing you are incusing he/she/it is incusing we are incusing you are incusing they are incusing
Present Perfect I have incused you have incused he/she/it has incused we have incused you have incused they have incused
Past Continuous I was incusing you were incusing he/she/it was incusing we were incusing you were incusing they were incusing
Past Perfect I had incused you had incused he/she/it had incused we had incused you had incused they had incused
Future I will incuse you will incuse he/she/it will incuse we will incuse you will incuse they will incuse
Future Perfect I will have incused you will have incused he/she/it will have incused we will have incused you will have incused they will have incused
Future Continuous I will be incusing you will be incusing he/she/it will be incusing we will be incusing you will be incusing they will be incusing
Present Perfect Continuous I have been incusing you have been incusing he/she/it has been incusing we have been incusing you have been incusing they have been incusing
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been incusing you will have been incusing he/she/it will have been incusing we will have been incusing you will have been incusing they will have been incusing
Past Perfect Continuous I had been incusing you had been incusing he/she/it had been incusing we had been incusing you had been incusing they had been incusing
Conditional I would incuse you would incuse he/she/it would incuse we would incuse you would incuse they would incuse
Past Conditional I would have incused you would have incused he/she/it would have incused we would have incused you would have incused they would have incused
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