Narcotic
Narcotica.stupifying, opiate, causing sleep, easing
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Narcotic (2)
Narcoticn.a stupifying medicin, an opiate
Nard
Nardn.an odoriferous shrub, a sweet ointment
Nare
Naren.a natural cavity in the nose, a nostril
Narrable
Narrablea.that may be related or told
Narration
Narration, or Narrativen.an account, relation, history
Narrative (2)
Narrativea.relating, descriptive, expressive
Narratively
Narrativelyad.by way of narrative or relation
Narrator
Narratorn.a relater, teller, reciter, repeater
Narrow
Narrowa.not broad, not wide, covetous, near
Narrow (2)
Narrowv.t.to contract, limit, diminish, cut
Narrowly
Narrowlyad.closely, nearly, sparingly, meanly
Narrowminded
Narrowmindeda.meanspirited, ungenerous
Narrowness
Narrownessn.a want of breadth, meanness, greediness
Narrows
Narrowsn.a strait or narrow passage
Narwal
Narwaln.the sea unicorn, a fish with a horn projecting from its nose
Nasal
Nasala.belonging or relating to the nose
Nascent
Nascenta.beginning to exist or grow
Naseberry
Naseberryn.a species of tree
Nastily
Nastilyad.dirtily, filthily, obscenely, lewdly
Nastiness
Nastinessn.dirtiness, filthiness, filth, obscenity
Nasturtion
Nasturtionn.a species of cress
Nasty
Nastya.dirty, filthy, nauseous, obscene, lewd
Nasus
Nasusn.a fish like the chub
Natal
Natala.relating to nativity or birth, native
Natalitious
Natalitiousa.relating to a person's birthday
Natant
Natanta.swimming, floating on water