NEAPOLITAN
NEAPOLITAN, adjective Belonging to Naples, in Italy.NEAPOLITAN, noun An inhabitant or native of the kingdom of Naples.
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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NEAPOLITAN, adjective Belonging to Naples, in Italy.NEAPOLITAN, noun An inhabitant or native of the kingdom of Naples.
NEAR, adjective [This seems to be a contracted word, from nigher, the comparative of neh, nih or nieh; strait, narrow; to narrow]1. Nigh; not far distant in place, time or degre...
NEAREST, adjective Shortest; most direct; as the nearest way to London. So we use nearer for shorter. [The use of these words is not correct, but very common.]
NEARLY, adverb1. At no great distance; not remotely.2. Closely; as two persons nearly related or allied.3. Intimately; pressingly; with a close relation to ones interest or happ...
NEARNESS, noun1. Closeness; small distance. The nearness of a place to a market enhances the value of lands.2. Close alliance by blood; propinquity; as the nearness of brothers ...
NEAT, noun [Neat coincides with the root of need in elements, and if connected with it, the sense is a herd or collection, from crowding, pressing; but this is doubtful.]1. Catt...
NEATHERD, noun A person who has the care of cattle; a cow-keeper.
NEATLY, adverb1. With neatness; in a neat manner; in a cleanly manner; as a garment neatly washed.2. With good taste; without tawdry ornaments; as a lady neatly dressed.3. Nicel...
NEATNESS, noun1. Exact cleanliness; entire freedom from foul matter; as the neatness of a floor or of a garment.2. Purity; freedom from ill chosen words; as the neatness of styl...
NEATRESS, noun [from neat, cattle] A female who takes care of cattle. [Not used in the United States]
NEB, noun [G. In the different dialects, it signifies a bill, beak, the nose, or the face, from extending or shooting. It is also written nib.] The nose; the beak of a fowl; the...
NEBULAB, noun [fog, mist; Probably the primary sense is thick or mixed.]1. A dark spot, a film in the eye, or a slight opacity of the cornea.2. In astronomy, a cluster of fixed ...
NEBULE, n. [fog, mist; Probably the primary sense is thick or mixed.]1. A dark spot, a film in the eye, or a slight opacity of the cornea.2. In astronomy, a cluster of fixed sta...
NEBULOSITY, noun [from nebulous.] The state of being cloudy or hazy.
NEBULOUS, adjective1. Cloudy; hazy.2. Resembling a small cloud or collection of vapors.
NECESSARIAN, noun [See Necessary.] An advocate for the doctrine of philosophical necessity; more properly necessitarian.
NECESSARIES, nounplural [from necessary] Things necessary for some purpose; as the necessaries of life.
NECESSARILY, adverb1. By necessity; in such a manner that it cannot be otherwise. Truth is necessarily opposite to falsehood. A square is necessarily different from a circle.2. ...
NECESSARINESS, noun The state of being necessary.
NECESSARY, adjective1. That must be; that cannot be otherwise; indispensably requisite. It is necessary that every effect should have a cause.2. Indispensable; requisite; essent...
NECESSITARIAN, noun One who maintains the doctrine of philosophical necessity in regard to the origin and existence of things.NECESSARIAN, noun One who maintains the doctrine of...
NECESSITATE, verb transitive To make necessary or indispensable; to render unavoidable; to compel.The marquis of Newcastle, being pressed on both sides, was necessitated to draw...
NECESSITATED, pp. Made necessary, indispensable or unavoidable.
NECESSITATING, participle present tense Making necessary or indispensable.
NECESSITATION, noun The act of making necessary; compulsion. [Little used]
NECESSITIED, adjective In a state of want. [Not in use.]
NECESSITOUS, adjective1.Very needy or indigent; pressed with poverty.There are multitudes of necessitous heirs and penurious parents.2. Narrow; destitute; pinching; as necessito...