Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Neat

Neata.clean, spruce, nice;n.an ox, cow, &c.

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Neatherd

Neatherdn.one who keeps herds, a cowkeeper

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Neatly

Neatlyad.cleanly, sprucely, nicely, artfully

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Neatness

Neatnessn.cleanliness, spruceness, elegance

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Neb

Nebn.a nose, mouth, bill or beak of a bird

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Nebule

Nebulen.a cloudiness, a thin cloud

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Nebulosity

Nebulosityn.cloudiness, mistiness

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Nebulous

Nebulousa.cloudy, misty, hazy, dim, dark, dull

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Necessaries

Necessariesn. pl.things needful to support life

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Necessarily

Necessarilyad.from necessity, unavoidably

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Necessary

Necessarya.needful, proper, conclusive, fatal

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Necessitarian

Necessitariann.a person who denies free agency

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Necessitate

Necessitatev.t.to make necessary, compel, force

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Necessitated

Necessitatedpa.forced by necessity, obliged

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Necessitation

Necessitationn.a making necessary, compulsion

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Necessitous

Necessitousa.pressed with poverty, needy, low

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Necessitousness

Necessitousness, or Necessituden.poverty, want

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Necessity

Necessityn.poverty, want, distress, compulsion

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Neck

Neckn.a part of the body, of land, &c. a point

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Neckbeef

Neckbeefn.the coarse or hard flesh of the neck

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Neckcloth

Neckclothn.a thing worn about men's necks

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Necklace

Necklacen.a woman's ornament for the neck

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Necrological

Necrologicala.pertaining to necrology

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Necrology

Necrologyn.an account of the dead

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Necromancer

Necromancern.a magician, a conjurer

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Necromancy

Necromancyn.magic, conjuration, enchantment

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Necromantic

Necromantica.of or relating to necromancy