ALL meanings of inbetween
in-be·tween
I i - noun inbetween Usually, betweens. a short needle with a rounded eye and a sharp point, used for fine hand stitchery in heavy fabric. 1
- adjective inbetween being between one thing, condition, etc., and another: a coat for in-between weather. 1
- preposition inbetween in the space separating (two points, objects, etc.): between New York and Chicago. 1
- preposition inbetween intermediate to, in time, quantity, or degree: between twelve and one o'clock; between 50 and 60 apples; between pink and red. 1
- preposition inbetween linking; connecting: air service between cities. 1
- preposition inbetween in portions for each of (two people): splitting the profits between them. 1
- preposition inbetween among: sharing the responsibilities between the five of us. 1
- preposition inbetween by the dual or common action or participation of: Between us, we can finish the job in a couple of hours. 1
- preposition inbetween distinguishing one from the other: He couldn't see the difference between good and bad. 1
- preposition inbetween in comparing: no preference between the two wines. 1
- preposition inbetween by the combined effect of. 1
- preposition inbetween existing confidentially for: We'll keep this matter between the two of us. 1
- preposition inbetween involving; concerning: war between nations; choice between things. 1
- preposition inbetween being felt jointly or reciprocated by: the love between them. 1
- preposition inbetween by joint possession of: Between them they own most of this company. 1
- preposition inbetween Heraldry. in the midst of, so as to make a symmetrical composition: a cross argent between four bezants. 1
- adverb inbetween in the intervening space or time; in an intermediate position or relation: two windows with a door between; visits that were far between. 1
- idioms inbetween between ourselves, confidentially; in trust. Also, between you and me, between you, me, and the post/lamppost/gatepost/etc. 1
- idioms inbetween in between, situated in an intermediary area or on a line or imaginary line connecting two points, things, etc. in the way: I reached for the ball, but the dog got in between. 1
- noun inbetween Misspelling of in-between. 1
- adverb inbetween Misspelling of in between. 0
- preposition inbetween Misspelling of in between. 0