Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Nelogical

Nelogicala.pertaining to neology

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Nemean

Nemeana.pertaining to Nemea, in Greece

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Nemine-Contradicente

Nemine-contradicentead.none opposing

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Nemoral

Nemorala.relating or belonging to a grove

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Neologist

Neologistn.he who uses new terms in language

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Neology

Neologyn.the introduction of new words

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Neophite

Neophiten.that which is newly planted

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Neoteric

Neoterica.novel, late, modern, fresh, recent, ob.

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Nep

Nepn.a plant, catmint

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Nepenthe

Nepenthen.a drug that can expel all pain or care

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Nephew

Nephewn.the son of a brother or sister

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Nephritic

Nephritica.pertaining to the kidneys

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Nephritic (2)

Nephriticn.a medicin good against the stone

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Nepotism

Nepotismn.a fondness or affection for nephews

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Neptunian

Neptuniana.of or relating to the ocean or water

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Neptunian (2)

Neptunian, or Neptunist

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Nereid

Nereidn.a sea nymph

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Nerite

Neriten.a genus of univalve shell-fish

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Nersling

Nerslingn.a fresh water fish of Germany

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Nerture

Nerturev.t.to train or bring up, educate, nurse

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Nerve

Nerven.an organ of sensation, a whitish vessel

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Nerve (2)

Nervev.t.to give nerves, strength or vigor

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Nerveless

Nervelessa.void of stength, weak, insipid

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Nervose

Nervosea.having simple unbranched nerves

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Nervous

Nervous, or Nervya.strong, vigorous, robust, having the nerves affected or diseased

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Nervousness

Nervousnessn.great strength, weakness

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Nescience

Nesciencen.ignorance, a want of knowledge