Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Nautilus

Nautilusn.a shellfish that has oars and a sail

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Naval

Navala.consisting of or belonging to ships

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Nave

Naven.the middle part of a wheel or church

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Navel

Naveln.a part of the body, middle, center

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Navelstring

Navelstringn.the ligament which attaches a fetus to the parent

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Navelwort

Navelwortn.a plant of several kinds

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Navew

Navewn.a plant, a species of cabbage

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Navicular

Naviculara.shaped like a boat, cymbiform

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Navigable

Navigablea.passable for ships or boats

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Navigate

Navigatev.to sail, manage, direct, pilot ships

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Navigation

Navigationn.the act or art of passing by water

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Navigator

Navigatorn.a seaman, one who pilots a ship

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Navy

Navyn.a fleet of ships of war only, a force by sea

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Nay

Nayad.no, by no means, not only so but more

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Nayword

Naywordn.a denial, by-word, reproach, jest

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Nazarene

Nazarenen.a native of Nazareth, one of a sect of Jews who mingled judaism and christianity

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Nazarite

Nazariten.one of the Jews who professed an extraordinary purity of life and devotion

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Nazaritism

Nazaritismn.the doctrins, and practice of the Nazarites

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Neaf

Neafn.a feast, hand when clenched, ob.

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Neal

Nealv.t.to temper by fire or a gradual heat

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Neap

Neapa.low, decreasing, scanty, deficient

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Neapolitan

Neapolitann.a native of Naples in Italy

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Neapolitan (2)

Neapolitana.pertaining to Naples

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Neaptide

Neaptiden.a low tide, a short or slack tide

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Near

Neara.not distant, close, intimate, niggardly

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Near (2)

Near, or Nearlyad.at hand, closely, sparingly

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Nearness

Nearnessn.closeness, niggardliness, avarice