Ness
Nessn.a headland, point, nose
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Nessn.a headland, point, nose
Nestn.a bed, box of drawers, abode;v.t.to build nests
Nesteggn.an egg left in the nest of a bird
Nestlev.to lie close, settle, cherish, move
Nestlingn.a bird just hatched, a close person
Nestoriann.one of a sect who denied Mary to be the mother of Christ
Netn.a device for fishing, &c.a.neat, real
Netv.to make nets, to catch in a net
Nethera.lower, placed lower, infernal
Nethermosta.lowest, most infernal
Nettingn.a complication of ropes intersecting each other
Nettlen.a stinging plant;v.t.to provoke, to sting
Networkn.work made in the manner of nets
Neuter, or Neutrala.indifferent, being of neither party
Neuter, or Neutraln.one who stands neuter
Neutralityn.a state of absolute indifference
Neutralizationn.the destroying of qualities of bodies by combination
Neutralizev.t.to render neuter, to destroy the properties of a body or bodies by mixture
Neverad.at no time, in no degree, not even
Nevermeaninga.having no meaning or design
Neverthelessad.notwithstanding that, however
Newa.fresh, late, modern, repaired, uncommon
New-hampshiren.one of the United States
New-jerseyn.one of the United States
New-year's-giftn.a present on new-year's day
New-yorkn.one of the United States and its metropolis
Neweln.the upright post in a staircase