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nabbed
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NAB, to seize [v]
nabber
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one who nabs [n -S]
nablas
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NABLA, in Cartesian...
nabobs
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NABOB, (Urdu) a prov...
nachas
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(Yiddish) pride in a...
naches
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NACH, (Hindi) an ent...
nachos
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NACHO, (Spanish) a c...
nacket
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(Scots) a snack, a l...
nacred
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having mother-of-pea...
nacres
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NACRE, mother-of-pea...
nadirs
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NADIR, (Arabic) the...
nadors
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(South African) thir...
naeves
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NAEVE, (obsolete) a...
naevus
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a birthmark, also NA...
naffed
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NAFF, to go away (as...
naffer
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NAFF, inferior, tack...
naffly
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NAFF, inferior, tack...
nagana
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(Zulu) a tropical di...
nagari
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(Sanskrit) the chara...
nagged
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NAG, to find fault i...
nagger
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one who nags, esp. a...
nagors
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NAGOR, a reedbuck of...
nahals
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NAHAL, (Hebrew) in I...
naiads
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NAIAD, a water nymph...
naiant
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in heraldry, swimmin...
naifer
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NAIF, (French) ingen...
naifly
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NAIF, (French) ingen...
nailed
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NAIL, to fasten with...
nailer
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a maker of nails [n...
nairas
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NAIRA, a Nigerian cu...
nairus
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NAIRU, an acronym fo...
naiver
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NAIVE, lacking sophi...
naives
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NAIVE, an unsophisti...
nakers
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NAKER, a small kettl...
nakfas
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NAKFA, the standard...
naleds
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NALED, an agricultur...
nallah
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(Hindi) a ravine, a...
nallas
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9
NALLA, (Hindi) a rav...
namely
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that is to say [adv]
namers
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NAMER, one who names...
naming
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the act of naming [n...
nances
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NANCE, an effeminate...
nandin
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(Japanese) an evergr...
nandoo
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the rhea, or South A...
nandus
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NANDU, the rhea, or...
nanism
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abnormal smallness [...
nanite
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a microscopically sm...
nankin
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a durable buff-colou...
nannas
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NANNA, (colloquial)...
nannie
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a children's nurse;...
nanobe
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a very small microbe...
nanook
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(Inuit) a polar bear...
nanuas
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NANUA, (Maori) a New...
naoses
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NAOS, (Greek) the in...
napalm
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to assault with a ty...
napery
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table and other hous...
naping
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NAPE, to attack with...
napkin
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a piece of material...
napoos
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NAPOO, to use up [v]
nappas
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NAPPA, a kind of sof...
napped
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NAP, to sleep briefl...
napper
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one who naps cloth a...
nappes
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NAPPE, a sheet of ro...
nappie
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an infant's diaper,...
napron
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(archaic) an apron [...
narcos
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NARCO, (short for) a...
narded
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NARD, to anoint with...
nardoo
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(Native Australian)...
narial
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of or relating to th...
narine
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of or relating to th...
narked
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NARK, to spy or info...
narras
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an edible melonlike...
narrow
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of little width [adj...
narwal
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a kind of whale with...
nasals
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NASAL, a sound utter...
nasard
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an organ stop [n -S]
nashis
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NASHI, (Japanese) an...
nasial
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relating to the nasi...
nasion
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the middle point of...
nastic
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growing because of i...
nasute
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a type of white ant...
natant
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floating in water, a...
nation
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people who share com...
native
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inborn [adj NATIVELY...
natron
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a mineral, native hy...
natter
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to chatter [v -ED, -...
natura
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(Latin) nature [n NA...
nature
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the qualities of any...
naught
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nothing, also NOUGHT...
naunts
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NAUNT, (archaic) an...
nausea
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an inclination to vo...
nautch
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(Hindi) an entertain...
nautic
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relating to ships, a...
navaid
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any of the electroni...
navars
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NAVAR, a system of a...
navels
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NAVEL, a depression...
navews
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NAVEW, a wild Swedis...
navies
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NAVY, a nation's war...
nawabs
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NAWAB, (Urdu) a gove...
naysay
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to oppose or deny [v...
nazify
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to become like a naz...
nazirs
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NAZIR, an Indian cou...
neafes
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NEAFE, (Shakespeare)...
neaffe
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(Shakespeare) a fist...
nealed
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NEAL, an aphetic for...
neanic
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relating to the adol...
neaped
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NEAP, to tend toward...
nearby
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near [adv]
neared
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NEAR, to approach [v...
nearer
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NEAR, situated withi...
nearly
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almost [adv NEARLIER...
neaten
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to make neat [v -ED,...
neater
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NEAT, tidy [adj]
neatly
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NEAT, tidy [adv]
nebbed
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NEB, of birds, to to...
nebbuk
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a prickly shrub, the...
nebeck
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a prickly shrub, the...
nebeks
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NEBEK, a prickly shr...
nebels
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NEBEL, (Hebrew) a He...
nebish
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(Yiddish) a colourle...
nebris
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(Latin) a fawn-skin...
nebula
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(Latin) a hazy or in...
nebule
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in heraldry, a wavy...
nebuly
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in heraldry, compose...
necked
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NECK, to kiss and ca...
necker
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a person who indulge...
nectar
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a delicious drink [n...
needed
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NEED, to have an urg...
needer
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one who needs [n -S]
needle
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to sew with a slende...
needly
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like needles [adj NE...
neelds
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NEELD, a needle, als...
neeles
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NEELE, (obsolete) a...
neembs
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NEEMB, (Hindi) an Ea...
neesed
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NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neeses
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NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neezed
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NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
neezes
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NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
nefast
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abominable [adj]
negate
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to nullify [v NEGATE...
neighs
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NEIGH, to utter the...
neinei
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(Maori) a New Zealan...
neives
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NEIVE, (archaic) the...
nekton
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(Greek) the totality...
nelies
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a winter pear, also...
nellie
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an effeminate male,...
nelson
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a wrestling hold [n...
nemned
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NEMN, (obsolete) to...
neocon
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(short for) a neocon...
neoned
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having a gaseous ele...
nepers
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NEPER, a unit for ex...
nepeta
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any of various labia...
nephew
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the son of one's bro...
nepits
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NEPIT, a unit of inf...
nerals
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NERAL, the trans-iso...
nerdic
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another name for gee...
nereid
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a sea nymph, one of...
nereis
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a marine worm [n NER...
nerine
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a type of South Amer...
nerite
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a type of sea snail...
nerkas
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NERKA, the sockeye s...
neroli
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an oil distilled fro...
nerols
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NEROL, a fragrant al...
nerval
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of the nerves, also...
nerved
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NERVE, to give coura...
nerver
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someone or something...
nerves
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NERVE, to give coura...
nesher
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NESH, soft, crumbly;...
nesses
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NESS, a headland [n]
nested
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NEST, to build a str...
nester
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one who nests [n -S]
nestle
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to lie snugly togeth...
nestor
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a genus of parrots w...
netful
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enough to fill a net...
nether
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situated below [adj]
netops
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NETOP, a friend, com...
netted
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NET, to catch in an...
netter
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one who nets [n -S]
nettie
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an internet aficiona...
nettle
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to annoy [v NETTLED,...
nettly
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like a nettle [adj N...
neumes
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NEUME, a succession...
neumic
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relating to a neume,...
neural
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pertaining to the ne...
neuron
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the basic cellular u...
neuter
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to castrate [v -ED,...
nevels
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NEVEL, (Scots) to po...
nevoid
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of or like a nevus,...
newbie
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a new arrival such a...
newell
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(Spenser) a new thin...
newels
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NEWEL, a post suppor...
newest
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NEW, of recent origi...
newies
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NEWIE, (Australian s...
newing
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NEW, to renew [v]
newish
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somewhat new [adj NE...
newsed
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NEWS, to report rece...
newses
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NEWS, to report rece...
newsie
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(US) a newsboy, also...
newton
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a unit of force [n -...
nextly
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NEXT, nearest [adv]
ngaios
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NGAIO, (Maori) a New...
nganas
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NGANA, (Zulu) a trop...
ngatis
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NGATI, (Maori) a tri...
ngomas
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NGOMA, (Swahili) a t...
ngwees
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NGWEE, (Bantu) a Zam...
nhandu
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the rhea, a South Am...
niacin
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a nicotinic acid, a...
nibbed
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NIB, to provide with...
nibble
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to eat with small bi...
nibbly
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a small food item [n...
niblet
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a small piece of foo...
nicads
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NICAD, (short for) n...
nicely
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NICE, agreeable; pre...
nicest
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NICE, agreeable; pre...
nicety
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a fine point or dist...
niched
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NICHE, to place in a...
nicher
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(Scots) to neigh, al...
niches
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NICHE, to place in a...
nichts
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NICHT, (Scots) night...
nicish
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somewhat nice, also...
nickar
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the round seed of a...
nicked
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NICK, to make a shal...
nickel
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to plate with a meta...
nicker
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(Scots) to neigh, al...
nickle
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to plate with a meta...
nickum
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(Scots) a mischievou...
nicols
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NICOL, a crystal of...
nidate
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to become implanted...
nidget
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to assist a woman in...
nidify
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to nest [v NIDIFIED,...
niding
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an infamous person;...
nidors
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NIDOR, (Latin) the s...
nieces
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NIECE, a daughter of...
nielli
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NIELLO, a black meta...
niello
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a black metallic sub...
niente
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(Italian) softly fad...
nieves
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NIEVE, (archaic) the...
niffed
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NIFF, to smell bad [...
niffer
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(Scots) to barter, t...
nigers
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NIGER, (obsolete) a...
nigger
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to exhaust by overcr...
niggle
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to worry over petty...
niggly
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trifling [adj NIGGLI...
nighed
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NIGH, to draw near t...
nigher
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NIGH, near [adj]
nighly
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NIGH, near [adv]
nights
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NIGHT, the period fr...
nighty
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a nightgown, also NI...
nigiri
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a small oval block o...
nihils
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NIHIL, (Latin) nothi...
nikabs
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NIKAB, a veil coveri...
nikahs
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NIKAH, in Islamic ma...
nikaus
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NIKAU, (Maori) a typ...
nilgai
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(Hindi) a large ante...
nilgau
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(Hindi) a kind of an...
nilled
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NILL, to be unwillin...
nimbed
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having a halo [adj]
nimble
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agile [adj NIMBLER,...
nimbly
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NIMBLE, agile [adv]
nimbus
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a halo; a type of cl...
nimmed
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NIM, to take or stea...
nimmer
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a thief [n -S]
nimrod
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a hunter; a stupid p...
nincom
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(short for) nincompo...
nincum
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(short for) nincompo...
niners
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NINER, a student in...
ninety
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a number, nine times...
ninjas
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NINJA, (Japanese) on...
ninons
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NINON, a sheer fabri...
ninths
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NINTH, one of nine e...
niobic
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relating to the elem...
nipped
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NIP, to pinch lightl...
nipper
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to seize two ropes t...
nipple
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a small projection w...
nipter
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10
(Greek) an ecclesias...
niqaab
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(Arabic) a veil worn...
niqabs
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NIQAB, (Arabic) a ve...
nirled
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NIRL, (Scots) to stu...
nirlie
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(Scots) knotty, stun...
nirlit
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(Scots) knotty, stun...
niseis
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NISEI, (Japanese) a...
nisgul
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(dialect) the smalle...
nishes
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NISH, (colloquial) n...
nisses
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NISSE, in Scandinavi...
niters
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7
NITER, potassium nit...
nitery
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(colloquial) a night...
nither
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9
(dialect) to shiver...
nitons
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NITON, an old name f...
nitres
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7
NITRE, potassium nit...
nitric
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containing nitrogen...
nitrid
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8
a compound of nitrog...
nitril
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any organic cyanide...
nitros
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NITRO, (short for) n...
nitrox
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a mixture of nitroge...
nitryl
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the group NO2, usual...
nitwit
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a stupid person [n -...
nixers
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NIXER, (Australian s...
nixies
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NIXY, a female nix o...
nixing
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NIX, to veto [v]
nizams
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NIZAM, (Hindi) the t...
nkosis
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NKOSI, (South Africa...
nobble
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to disable a racehor...
nobbut
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(dialect) only, exce...
nobler
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NOBLE, possessing qu...
nobles
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NOBLE, a person of h...
nobody
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an unimportant perso...
nocake
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a meal made from par...
nocebo
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(Latin) a harmless s...
nocent
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causing injury; harm...
nochel
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to repudiate the deb...
nocked
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NOCK, to fit an arro...
nocket
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a light lunch, also...
noctua
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(Latin) a general na...
nodded
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NOD, to give a quick...
nodder
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one who nods; a drow...
noddle
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to nod frequently [v...
nodose
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having nodes, also N...
nodous
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having nodes, also N...
nodule
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a little rounded lum...
noeses
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NOESIS, intellectual...
noesis
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intellectual reasoni...
noetic
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pertaining to reason...
nogaku
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(Japanese) a traditi...
nogged
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NOG, to fill a space...
noggin
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a small mug or cup;...
noints
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NOINT, to anoint [v]
noised
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NOISE, to spread as...
noises
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NOISE, to spread as...
nomade
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a member of a wander...
nomads
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NOMAD, a member of a...
nomady
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the life of a nomad...
nomens
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NOMEN, (Latin) a nam...
nomina
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NOMEN, (Latin) a nam...
nomism
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the view that moral...
nonage
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legal infancy, minor...
nonane
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a hydrocarbon of the...
nonart
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something that is no...
nonary
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10
a group of nine [n N...
nonces
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NONCE, the present o...
noncom
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14
(short for) a non-co...
nonego
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10
all that is not part...
nonets
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NONET, a musical pie...
nonfan
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12
a person who is not...
nonfat
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11
having no fat solids...
nongay
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12
a person who is not...
nonman
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12
a being that is not...
nonmen
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12
NONMAN, a being that...
nonpar
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11
being a stock that h...
nonrun
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10
of e.g. tights, not...
nontax
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15
a tax of little cons...
nonuse
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9
failure to use [n -S...
nonwar
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a war that has not b...
nonyls
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NONYL, a hydrocarbon...
noodge
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10
(Yiddish) to nag, al...
noodle
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9
to play idly on a mu...
noogie
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9
the act of inflictin...
nookie
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(colloquial) sexual...
nooned
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9
NOON, to rest at mid...
nooner
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8
a brief sexual encou...
noosed
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8
NOOSE, to secure wit...
nooser
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7
one who nooses [n -S...
nooses
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7
NOOSE, to secure wit...
nopals
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NOPAL, a Central Ame...
nordic
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11
pertaining to cross-...
norias
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7
NORIA, (Arabic) esp....
norite
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7
a type of rock, a ga...
normal
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usual [adj NORMALLY]...
norman
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11
a tethering bar inse...
normas
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10
NORMA, (Latin) a nor...
normed
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11
having a norm [adj]
norsel
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8
a short piece of lin...
norths
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9
NORTH, to head north...
nosean
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8
a cubic mineral, alu...
nosers
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7
NOSER, (slang) a blo...
noseys
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9
NOSEY, a prying pers...
noshed
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10
NOSH, to eat snacks...
nosher
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9
one who noshes, nibb...
noshes
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9
NOSH, to eat snacks...
nosier
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NOSEY, unduly curiou...
nosies
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NOSY, a prying perso...
nosily
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10
NOSY, unduly curious...
nosing
10
10
a projecting edge of...
nosode
8
8
a homeopathic remedy...
nostoc
12
10
a blue-green alga [n...
nostoi
9
7
NOSTOS, a Greek poem...
nostos
9
7
a Greek poem describ...
nostro
9
7
of a bank account, '...
notary
15
9
a public official wh...
notate
8
7
to put into a system...
notchy
21
14
having notches [adj...
noters
9
7
NOTER, a person who...
nother
11
9
neither; nor [adj]
notice
12
10
to become aware of [...
notify
18
12
to inform [v NOTIFIE...
noting
10
10
NOTE, to write down...
notion
8
8
a general idea [n -S...
notour
9
8
in Scots law, notori...
nougat
10
10
a sweet made from eg...
nought
13
12
nothing, also NAUGHT...
noulde
10
10
NILL, to be unwillin...
noules
10
9
NOULE, the top of th...
nounal
9
10
relating to a noun [...
nouses
9
8
NOUS, intellect, com...
nousle
10
9
to foster, also NOUR...
novate
10
11
to substitute a new...
novels
12
12
NOVEL, a fictional p...
novena
9
12
a series of Catholic...
novice
14
14
a person new to any...
novity
18
13
innovation [n NOVITI...
novums
13
15
NOVUM, (Shakespeare)...
noways
18
12
in no way, also NOWA...
nowise
12
10
in no manner or degr...
noyade
14
10
(French) drowning, e...
noyaus
15
10
NOYAU, (French) a li...
noyaux
21
17
NOYAU, (French) a li...
noying
16
12
NOY, (Spenser) to an...
noyous
15
10
(Spenser) vexatious,...
nozzer
15
25
(slang) a raw naval...
nozzle
16
26
a projecting spout [...
nuance
11
12
to give subtle shade...
nubbed
14
15
NUB, (obsolete) to h...
nubbin
14
15
a stunted or imperfe...
nubble
15
15
to beat with the fis...
nubbly
22
17
having small protube...
nubias
12
11
NUBIA, a woman's sof...
nubile
13
12
suitable for marriag...
nubuck
17
19
a type of leather wi...
nuchae
14
13
NUCHA, the nape of t...
nuchal
16
14
the nape of the neck...
nuclei
14
12
NUCLEUS, an essentia...
nucule
14
13
the stone of a flesh...
nudely
17
12
NUDE, without clothe...
nudest
10
9
NUDE, without clothe...
nudged
11
12
NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nudger
11
11
one who nudges [n -S...
nudges
11
11
NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nudies
10
9
NUDIE, (slang) a fil...
nudism
12
12
the practice of goin...
nudist
11
9
an advocate of nudis...
nudity
17
11
the state of being n...
nudnik
11
14
(Yiddish) a dense, b...
nuffin
14
15
(slang) nothing [n -...
nuggar
12
12
(Arabic) a large boa...
nugget
12
12
to polish shoes or b...
nuking
12
15
NUKE, to attack with...
nullah
14
12
(Hindi) a ravine, a...
nullas
12
10
NULLA, (Hindi) a rav...
nulled
12
11
NULL, to annul, make...
numbat
13
14
a small Australian m...
numbed
13
15
NUMB, to deprive of...
number
13
14
to count [v -ED, -IN...
numbly
21
17
NUMB, lacking feelin...
numdah
13
14
an embroidered felt...
numina
10
12
NUMEN, (Latin) a loc...
numnah
12
14
a pad under the sadd...
numpty
20
16
(Scots) an idiot [n...
nuncio
12
12
an ambassador from t...
nuncle
13
13
(Shakespeare) an unc...
nurdle
11
10
in cricket, to score...
nurhag
13
12
a broch-like Sardini...
nurled
11
10
NURL, to make nurls...
nursed
10
9
NURSE, to care for t...
nurser
10
8
one who nurses; one...
nurses
10
8
NURSE, to care for t...
nursle
11
9
to foster, also NOUR...
nutant
9
9
drooping [adj]
nutate
9
8
to nod, to droop [v...
nutbar
12
11
a bar made from chop...
nuthin
12
11
(colloquial) nothing...
nutjob
14
20
(slang) a crazy pers...
nutlet
11
9
a small nut [n -S]
nutmeg
12
13
in football, to kick...
nutria
10
8
(Spanish) the coypu,...
nutsos
10
8
NUTSO, (Australian s...
nutted
10
9
NUT, to gather hard-...
nutter
10
8
a crazy person [n -S...
nuzzer
16
26
(Hindi) a present to...
nuzzle
17
27
to caress with the n...
nyaffs
20
15
NYAFF, to yelp, yap...
nyalas
16
10
NYALA, a kind of ant...
nyanza
17
19
(Bantu) in Africa, a...
nyases
15
9
NYAS, (obsolete) a y...
nybble
21
16
a measure of compute...
nylons
16
11
NYLON, (tradename) a...
nympha
21
17
a fold of the vulva...
nympho
21
17
(short for) a nympho...
nymphs
22
17
NYMPH [n]
nyssas
16
9
NYSSA, a tree of a g...
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