ingate

[in-geyt]

noun Metallurgy.

Origin of ingate

First recorded in 1855–60; in + gate¹

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Miss Ingate said that she was not a bit tired, and that lobster was her dream.
The Lion's Share
E. Arnold Bennett
At the ingate to the Dale he found watches set, the men whereof told him that the tidings were not right great.
The Roots of the Mountains
William Morris
Miss Ingate shook her head, and put her lips tightly together, while mechanically smoothing the sides of her grey coat.
The Lion's Share
E. Arnold Bennett
Miss Ingate opened her mouth to say something, but, saying nothing, forgot for a long time to shut it again.
The Lion's Share
E. Arnold Bennett
Miss Ingate was aware of this, but she was not aware of other and more recondite interviews which Audrey had accomplished.
The Lion's Share
E. Arnold Bennett