Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Nectar

Nectarn.the feigned drink of the gods, a sweet

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Nectared

Nectareda.tinged, or mixed with nectar

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Nectareous

Nectareous, or Nectarina.sweet as nectar, fine

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Nectariferous

Nectariferousa.producing nectaries

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Nectarin (2)

Nectarinn.a very fine fruit of the plum-kind

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Nectary

Nectaryn.that part of a plant which produces a sweet juce of honey

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Nectiferous

Nectiferousa.producing nectar

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Need

Needv.to want, lack, require, be necessitated

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Need (2)

Need, or Needinessn.necessity, want, exigence

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Needer

Needern.one who needs or wants any thing

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Needful

Needfula.indispensibly requisit, neccessary, fit

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Needfully

Needfullyad.with need or want, necessarily

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Needily

Needilyad.in need, in want, in poverty, in distress

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Needle

Needlev.to form into needles, as in crystals

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Needlefish

Needlefishn.a fish with the middle of the body hexangular

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Needleful

Needlefuln.a short piece of silk, thread, 7c.

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Needlemaker

Needlemaker, or Needlern.one who makes needles

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Needless

Needlessa.unnecessary, not requisit, useless

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Needlessly

Needlesslyad.without need, unnecessarily

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Needlessness

Needlessnessn.an unnecessary state or quality

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Needlework

Needleworkn.work done with a needle

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Needly

Needlyn.a thing used for sewing with, a small steel bar or wire used in a mariner's compass

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Needs

Needsad.from need, necessarily, indispensably

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Needy

Needya.necessitous, poor, distressed, low

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Neese

Neesev.i.to sneeze;n.a nose, cape, headland

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Nef

Nefn.the body of a church, a nave of a wheel

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Nefandous

Nefandous, or Nefariousa.abominable, wicked