1. A concave indenture, as of tiles; an overlapping like tiles.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• embrication,
• umbrication,
• jmbrication,
• kmbrication,
• ombrication,
• 9mbrication,
• 8mbrication,
• inbrication,
• ikbrication,
• ijbrication,
• imvrication,
• imnrication,
• imbriction,
• imbricattion,
• imbiration,
• Imbroration,
• imbrications,
• Embarication,
• imbrecation,
• embrecation

• imbricated,
• imbricate,
• improvisation,
• impartation,
• impression,
• imperialist,
• imperialism,
• imprecation,
• imprecision,
• imperialistic,
• impregnation,
• imperial,
• imprecate,
• importation.

The adjective form of the word "imbrication" is "imbricated".

The plural of the "imbrication" can be the "imbrications".

The singular of the "imbrication" can be the "imbrication".