Nab
Nabv.t.to catch by surprise, catch, bite
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Nabv.t.to catch by surprise, catch, bite
Nabobn.a prince in India, subordinate to the subahs, a man of great wealth
Nadirn.the point opposit to the zenith
Nagn.a faddle-horse, a little or young horse
Naidn.a water nymph
Nailn.a kind of horn on the fingers and toes, iron pin, stud, boss, the 16th part of a yard
Nailv.t.to fasten, secure or stud with nails
Nailern.a maker or dealer in nails
Nakeda.uncovered, bare, unarmed, open, plain
Nakedlyad.barely, simply, plainly, evidently
Nakednessn.a want of covering, plain evidence
Namazn.the common prayer used by the Turks
Namev.t.to mention by name, call, utter, tell
Namen.an appellation, title, reputation, renown
Namelessa.having no name, unnamed
Namelyad.particularly, to wit, that is to say
Namern.one who names, one who appoints
Namesaken.a person who is of the same name
Nankeenn.a species of cotton cloth from China
Napn.a short sleep, a down on cloth
Napv.to take a nap, be off one's guard, raise, cheat
Napen.the joint of the neck behind
Naphthan.a bituminous mineral, very inflammable
Napkinn.linen to wipe the face or hands on
Naplessa.threadbare, much worn, shabby
Nappya.having a nap, soft, frothy, spumy
Narcissusn.a fine flower, the daffodil-flower