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naartje
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(Afrikaans) a small...
nabbers
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NABBER, one who nabs...
nabbing
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NAB, to seize [v]
nacarat
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(French) a bright or...
nacelle
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a structure on the w...
nackets
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NACKET, (Scots) a sn...
nacrite
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a clay mineral [n -S...
nacrous
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pertaining to mother...
nadiral
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of or like a nadir,...
naebody
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(Scots) nobody [n NA...
naevoid
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resembling a naevus...
naffest
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NAFF, inferior, tack...
naffing
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NAFF, to go away (as...
naganas
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NAGANA, (Zulu) a tro...
nagapie
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(Afrikaans) the bush...
nagaris
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10
NAGARI, (Sanskrit) t...
naggers
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NAGGER, one who nags...
naggier
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NAGGY, given to nagg...
nagging
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the act of finding f...
nagmaal
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(Afrikaans) a Dutch...
nagware
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software that is fre...
naiades
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NAIAD, a water nymph...
naifest
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NAIF, (French) ingen...
nailers
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9
NAILER, a maker of n...
nailery
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a place where nails...
nailing
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making nails [n -S]
nailset
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a tool for punching...
naively
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NAIVE, lacking sophi...
naivest
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NAIVE, lacking sophi...
naivete
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the quality of being...
naivety
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the quality of being...
naivist
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in a naive style [ad...
nakeder
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NAKED, without cloth...
nakedly
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NAKED, without cloth...
nallahs
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NALLAH, (Hindi) a ra...
namable
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able to be named, al...
namaste
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(Sanskrit) a traditi...
nametag
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a tag bearing one's...
namings
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NAMING, the act of n...
nancies
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NANCY, an effeminate...
nandina
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(Japanese) an evergr...
nandine
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a West African civet...
nandins
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NANDIN, (Japanese) a...
nandoos
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NANDOO, the rhea, or...
nanisms
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NANISM, abnormal sma...
nanites
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NANITE, a microscopi...
nankeen
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a durable buff-colou...
nankins
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NANKIN, a durable bu...
nannied
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NANNY, to look after...
nannies
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NANNY, to look after...
nanobee
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an artificial nanopa...
nanobes
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NANOBE, a very small...
nanobot
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a microscopically sm...
nanodot
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a small cluster of m...
nanooks
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NANOOK, (Inuit) a po...
napalms
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NAPALM, to assault w...
naphtha
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a vague name for the...
naphtol
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any one of a series...
napkins
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NAPKIN, a piece of m...
napless
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threadbare [adj]
napooed
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NAPOO, to use up [v]
nappers
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NAPPER, one who naps...
nappier
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NAPPY, of beer, havi...
nappies
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NAPPIE, an infant's...
napping
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NAP, to sleep briefl...
naprons
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NAPRON, (archaic) an...
narases
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NARAS, an edible mel...
narceen
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a narcotic component...
narcein
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a narcotic component...
narcism
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excessive love of on...
narcist
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one given to narcism...
narcoma
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a coma caused by the...
narcose
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experiencing a hallu...
nardine
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pertaining to nard [...
narding
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NARD, to anoint with...
nardoos
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NARDOO, (Native Aust...
nargile
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(Persian) a hookah,...
nargily
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(Persian) a hookah,...
narkier
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NARKY, irritable [ad...
narking
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NARK, to spy or info...
narrate
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to tell a story [v N...
narrows
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NARROW, to make narr...
narthex
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a small entrance or...
nartjie
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(Afrikaans) a small...
narwals
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NARWAL, a kind of wh...
narwhal
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a kind of whale with...
nasally
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through the nose [ad...
nasards
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NASARD, an organ sto...
nascent
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coming into existenc...
nashgab
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(Scots) prattle, cha...
nasions
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NASION, the middle p...
nastier
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NASTY, ill-natured [...
nasties
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NASTY, something tha...
nastily
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NASTY, ill-natured [...
nasutes
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NASUTE, a type of wh...
natches
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NATCH, the rump of b...
nathemo
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(Spenser) nevermore,...
nations
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NATION, people who s...
natives
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NATIVE, an original...
natrium
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sodium [n -S]
natrons
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NATRON, a mineral, n...
natters
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NATTER, to chatter [...
nattery
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peevish [adj]
nattier
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NATTY, neatly dresse...
nattily
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NATTY, neatly dresse...
naturae
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NATURA, (Latin) natu...
natural
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according to nature...
natured
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having a certain dis...
natures
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NATURE, to give a pa...
nauches
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NAUCH, (Hindi) an en...
naughts
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NAUGHT, nothing, als...
naughty
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badly-behaved [adj N...
nauplii
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NAUPLIUS, a larval f...
nauseas
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NAUSEA, an inclinati...
nautics
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the art or science o...
nautili
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NAUTILUS, a spiral-s...
navaids
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NAVAID, any of the e...
navally
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NAVAL, pertaining to...
navarch
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(Greek) the commande...
navarho
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a low-frequency, lon...
navarin
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a stew containing mu...
navette
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a gem cut in a point...
navvied
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NAVVY, to work as a...
navvies
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NAVVY, to work as a...
naysaid
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NAYSAY, to oppose or...
naysays
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NAYSAY, to oppose or...
nayward
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(Shakespeare) the ne...
nayword
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a proverbial reproac...
neaffes
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NEAFFE, (Shakespeare...
nealing
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NEAL, an aphetic for...
neaping
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NEAP, to tend toward...
nearest
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NEAR, situated withi...
nearing
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NEAR, to approach [v...
nearish
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somewhat near [adj]
neatens
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NEATEN, to make neat...
neatest
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NEAT, tidy [adj]
neatnik
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a compulsively neat...
nebbich
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(Yiddish) a colourle...
nebbing
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NEB, of birds, to to...
nebbish
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(Yiddish) a colourle...
nebbuks
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NEBBUK, a prickly sh...
nebecks
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NEBECK, a prickly sh...
nebulae
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NEBULA, (Latin) a ha...
nebular
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of or like a nebula,...
nebulas
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NEBULA, (Latin) a ha...
nebules
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NEBULE [n]
neckers
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NECKER, a person who...
necking
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a small molding near...
necklet
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an ornament for wear...
necktie
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a strip of fabric wo...
necrose
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to affect with necro...
nectars
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NECTAR, a delicious...
nectary
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a gland in a flower...
neddier
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NEDDY, like a ned, a...
neddies
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NEDDY, a pet name fo...
neddish
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like a ned [adj]
nedette
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a female ned, hoolig...
needers
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NEEDER, one who need...
needful
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necessary [adj NEEDF...
needier
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NEEDY, in a state of...
needily
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NEEDY, in a state of...
needing
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NEED, to have an urg...
needled
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NEEDLE, to sew with...
needler
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a needlemaker [n -S]
needles
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NEEDLE, to sew with...
neesing
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NEESE, (Scots) to sn...
neezing
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NEEZE, (Scots) to sn...
negated
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NEGATE, to nullify [...
negater
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one that negates, al...
negates
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NEGATE, to nullify [...
negaton
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a hypothetical atomi...
negator
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one that negates, al...
neglect
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to treat carelessly...
neglige
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(French) a woman's l...
negress
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a female negro [n -E...
negroes
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NEGRO, a member of a...
negroid
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typical of black or...
negroni
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an alcoholic beverag...
neguses
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NEGUS, an alcoholic...
neighed
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NEIGH, to utter the...
neineis
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NEINEI, (Maori) a Ne...
neither
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not one or the other...
nektons
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NEKTON, (Greek) the...
nellies
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NELLY, an effeminate...
nelsons
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NELSON, a wrestling...
nelumbo
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(Tamil) a plant of t...
nematic
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a liquid crystal in...
nemeses
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NEMESIS, (Greek) ret...
nemesia
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a South African flow...
nemesis
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(Greek) retributive...
nemning
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NEMN, (obsolete) to...
nemoral
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pertaining to or liv...
neocons
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NEOCON, (short for)...
neogene
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relating to the Mioc...
neolith
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an ancient stone imp...
neology
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a new word, phrase o...
neonate
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a newborn child [n -...
neosoul
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a style of popular m...
neoteny
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attainment of sexual...
neotype
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a specimen selected...
nepetas
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NEPETA, any of vario...
nephews
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NEPHEW, the son of o...
nephric
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of or pertaining to...
nephron
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an excretory unit of...
nepotic
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showing nepotism, al...
nerdics
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NERDIC, another name...
nerdier
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NERDY, socially inep...
nerdish
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socially inept, also...
nereids
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NEREID, a sea nymph,...
nerines
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NERINE, a type of So...
nerites
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NERITE, a type of se...
neritic
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pertaining to shallo...
nerolis
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NEROLI, an oil disti...
nervate
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having veins [adj]
nervers
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NERVER, someone or s...
nervier
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NERVY, nervous [adj]
nervily
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NERVY, nervous [adv]
nervine
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a soothing medicine...
nerving
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a type of veterinary...
nervous
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easily excited [adj...
nervule
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a vascular ridge on...
nervure
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a vascular ridge on...
neshest
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NESH, soft, crumbly;...
nesters
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NESTER, one who nest...
nestful
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enough to fill a nes...
nesting
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the act of making ne...
nestled
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NESTLE, to lie snugl...
nestler
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one who nestles [n -...
nestles
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NESTLE, to lie snugl...
nestors
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NESTOR, a genus of p...
netball
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a team game [n -S]
netbook
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a portable computer...
netfuls
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NETFUL, enough to fi...
nethead
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an enthusiast or exp...
netizen
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a citizen of the Int...
netless
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without a net [adj]
netlike
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like a net [adj]
netroot
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a political activist...
netsuke
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a small Japanese car...
netsurf
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to browse the intern...
netters
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NETTER, one who nets...
nettier
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NETTY, resembling a...
netties
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NETTIE, an internet...
netting
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a net [n -S]
nettled
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NETTLE, to annoy [v]
nettler
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one that nettles [n...
nettles
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NETTLE, to annoy [v]
network
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to form a structure...
neurine
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a very poisonous pto...
neurism
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a hypothetical nerve...
neurite
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an axon or dendrite...
neuroid
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either of the halves...
neuroma
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a tumor developed on...
neurone
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the basic cellular u...
neurons
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NEURON, the basic ce...
neurula
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an embryo at the sta...
neustic
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of or like neuston,...
neuston
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the aggregate of min...
neuters
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NEUTER, to castrate...
neutral
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taking no part on ei...
neutron
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a particle in the nu...
newbies
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NEWBIE, a new arriva...
newborn
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a recently born baby...
newcome
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recently arrived [ad...
newells
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NEWELL, (Spenser) a...
newmown
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recently mown [adj]
newness
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the state of being n...
newsboy
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a boy who delivers n...
newsier
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NEWSY, full of news...
newsies
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NEWSIE, (US) a newsb...
newsing
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NEWS, to report rece...
newsman
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a news reporter [n N...
newsmen
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NEWSMAN, a news repo...
newtons
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NEWTON, a unit of fo...
nexuses
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NEXUS, a link [n]
ngarara
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(Maori) a lizard fou...
nhandus
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NHANDU, the rhea, a...
niacins
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NIACIN, a nicotinic...
niagara
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a deluge or outpouri...
nibbing
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NIB, to provide with...
nibbled
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NIBBLE, to eat with...
nibbler
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one who nibbles [n -...
nibbles
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NIBBLE, to eat with...
niblets
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NIBLET, a small piec...
niblick
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an iron-headed golf...
niblike
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like a nib [adj]
niceish
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somewhat nice [adj]
nichers
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NICHER, (Scots) to n...
niching
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NICHE, to place in a...
nickars
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NICKAR, the round se...
nickels
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NICKEL, to plate wit...
nickers
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NICKER, (Scots) to n...
nicking
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NICK, to make a shal...
nickled
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NICKLE, to plate wit...
nickles
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NICKLE, to plate wit...
nickums
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NICKUM, (Scots) a mi...
nicoise
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made or garnished wi...
nicotin
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a poisonous alkaloid...
nictate
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to wink [v NICTATED,...
nidated
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NIDATE, to become im...
nidates
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NIDATE, to become im...
niddick
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(English dialect) th...
nidgets
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NIDGET [n]
nidings
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NIDING, an infamous...
niduses
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NIDUS, a breeding pl...
niellos
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NIELLO, to decorate...
niffers
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NIFFER, (Scots) to b...
niffier
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NIFFY, smelly [adj]
niffing
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NIFF, to smell bad [...
niftier
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NIFTY, apt, agile; s...
nifties
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NIFTY, a joke, a wit...
niftily
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NIFTY, apt, agile; s...
nigella
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a type of plant [n -...
niggard
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to act in a miserly...
niggers
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NIGGER, to exhaust b...
niggery
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like a black person...
niggled
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NIGGLE, to worry ove...
niggler
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one who niggles [n -...
niggles
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NIGGLE, to worry ove...
nighest
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NIGH, near [adj]
nighing
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NIGH, to draw near t...
nighted
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benighted, lost in d...
nightie
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a nightgown, also NI...
nightly
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taking place every n...
nigiris
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NIGIRI, a small oval...
nigrify
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to blacken [v NIGRIF...
nihonga
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(Japanese) a Japanes...
nilgais
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NILGAI, (Hindi) a la...
nilgaus
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NILGAU, (Hindi) a ki...
nilghai
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(Hindi) a kind of an...
nilghau
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(Hindi) a kind of an...
nilling
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NILL, to be unwillin...
nimbler
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NIMBLE, agile [adj]
nimiety
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excess [n NIMIETIES]
nimious
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overmuch, excessive;...
nimmers
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NIMMER, a thief [n]
nimming
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NIM, to take or stea...
nimonic
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of alloys used in hi...
nimrods
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NIMROD, a hunter; a...
nincoms
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NINCOM, (short for)...
nincums
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NINCUM, (short for)...
ninepin
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a wooden pin used in...
ninnies
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NINNY, a fool [n]
ninthly
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in the ninth place [...
niobate
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a salt of niobium [n...
niobite
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the chief ore of nio...
niobium
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a metallic element,...
niobous
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containing niobium w...
nippers
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NIPPER, to seize two...
nippier
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NIPPY, quick [adj]
nippily
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NIPPY, quick [adv]
nipping
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NIP, to pinch lightl...
nippled
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NIPPLE, to provide w...
nipples
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NIPPLE, to provide w...
nipters
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NIPTER, (Greek) an e...
niqaabs
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NIQAAB, (Arabic) a v...
nirlier
13
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NIRLY, (Scots) knott...
nirling
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NIRL, (Scots) to stu...
nirvana
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13
(Sanskrit) freedom f...
nisguls
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12
NISGUL, (dialect) th...
nitchie
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a derogatory term fo...
niterie
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8
(colloquial) a night...
nithers
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10
NITHER, (dialect) to...
nithing
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13
(Old English) an inf...
nitinol
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10
an alloy of nickel a...
nitpick
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to fuss over petty d...
nitrate
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8
a salt or ester of n...
nitride
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9
a compound of nitrog...
nitrids
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9
NITRID, a compound o...
nitrify
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to combine with nitr...
nitrile
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9
any organic cyanide...
nitrils
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9
NITRIL, any organic...
nitrite
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8
a salt of nitrous ac...
nitroso
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8
containing nitrosyl...
nitrous
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9
containing nitrogen...
nitryls
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NITRYL, the group NO...
nittier
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NITTY, full of nits...
nitwits
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NITWIT, a stupid per...
niveous
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resembling snow [adj...
nobbier
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NOBBY, stylish, modi...
nobbily
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17
NOBBY, stylish, modi...
nobbled
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NOBBLE, to disable a...
nobbler
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one who nobbles [n -...
nobbles
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NOBBLE, to disable a...
noblest
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NOBLE, possessing qu...
nocakes
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NOCAKE, a meal made...
nocebos
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NOCEBO, (Latin) a ha...
nocents
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NOCENT, a person who...
nochels
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NOCHEL, to repudiate...
nockets
15
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NOCKET, a light lunc...
nocking
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NOCK, to fit an arro...
noctuas
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NOCTUA, (Latin) a ge...
noctuid
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a night-flying moth...
noctule
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a large bat [n -S]
nocturn
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any one of the three...
nocuous
14
13
hurtful, noxious [ad...
nodally
19
13
NODAL, of the nature...
nodated
10
10
knotted [adj]
nodders
11
10
NODDER, one who nods...
noddier
11
10
NODDY, easy to under...
noddies
11
10
NODDY, a fool [n]
nodding
12
13
inclining, rocking [...
noddled
12
12
NODDLE, to nod frequ...
noddles
12
11
NODDLE, to nod frequ...
nodical
15
13
pertaining to an ast...
nodular
12
11
relation to a nodule...
noduled
12
12
having a nodule or n...
nodules
12
11
NODULE, a little rou...
nogging
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masonry or brickwork...
noggins
13
13
NOGGIN, a small mug...
noilier
12
9
NOILY, of or like no...
noilies
12
9
NOILY, a kind of dry...
nointed
10
10
NOINT, to anoint [v]
nointer
10
9
(Australian slang) a...
noirish
14
10
pertaining to noir,...
noisier
11
8
NOISY, making loud s...
noisily
19
11
NOISY, making loud s...
noising
12
11
NOISE, to spread as...
noisome
11
11
noxious, unwholesome...
nomades
11
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NOMADE, a member of...
nomadic
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like a nomad [adj NO...
nomarch
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16
(Greek) the chief ma...
nombles
15
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a deer's entrails, a...
nombril
16
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the point on an escu...
nominal
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in name only [adj NO...
nominee
10
12
one that is nominate...
nomisms
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NOMISM, the view tha...
nonacid
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a substance that is...
nonaged
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12
having the quality o...
nonages
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NONAGE, legal infanc...
nonagon
9
12
a nine-sided polygon...
nonanes
8
10
NONANE, a hydrocarbo...
nonarts
10
9
NONART, something th...
nonbank
12
17
an alternative provi...
nonbody
18
15
a person's nonphysic...
nonbook
12
16
a book of little lit...
noncash
15
14
other than cash [adj...
noncola
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13
a soft drink not con...
noncoms
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NONCOM, (short for)...
noncore
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12
not core [adj]
nondrip
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13
not liable to drip [...
nondrug
12
13
not involving drugs...
nonegos
10
11
NONEGO, all that is...
nonette
9
9
a musical piece for...
nonetti
10
9
NONETTO, a musical p...
nonetto
9
9
a musical piece for...
nonfact
15
15
a statement not base...
nonfans
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NONFAN, a person who...
nonfarm
13
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not pertaining to a...
nonfood
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an item that is not...
nonfuel
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a type of energy not...
nongame
11
14
not hunted for food,...
nongays
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13
NONGAY, a person who...
nonheme
12
14
not containing iron...
nonhero
11
11
one who is not a her...
nonhome
12
14
not taking place in...
noniron
9
10
not needing to be ir...
nonjury
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not involving a jury...
nonlife
13
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the absence of life...
nonmeat
10
12
a substance that doe...
nonnews
12
13
not being news [adj]
nonnies
9
10
NONNY, a meaningless...
nonoily
17
12
not oily [adj]
nonoral
10
10
not oral [adj NONORA...
nonpaid
12
13
not paid [adj]
nonpast
12
12
a verb form that lac...
nonpeak
12
16
a period of low dema...
nonplay
19
15
a theatrical work th...
nonplus
14
14
to take aback, baffl...
nonpoor
11
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a person who is not...
nonpros
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to enter judgement a...
nonself
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not connected with t...
nonsked
11
14
an airline without s...
nonskid
12
14
designed to inhibit...
nonslip
14
13
designed to prevent...
nonstop
12
12
continuous [adj] / a...
nonsuch
16
15
a person or thing wi...
nonsuit
11
10
to dismiss the lawsu...
nonuple
13
14
a set of nine [n -S]
nonuser
10
10
one that is not a us...
nonuses
10
10
NONUSE, failure to u...
nonwage
13
14
not obtained from a...
nonwars
13
12
NONWAR, a war that h...
nonwool
13
13
not made of wool [ad...
nonword
13
13
a word that has no m...
nonwork
14
16
that part of life wh...
nonzero
12
18
having a value other...
noodged
11
12
NOODGE, (Yiddish) to...
noodges
11
11
NOODGE, (Yiddish) to...
noodled
11
11
NOODLE, to play idly...
noodles
11
10
NOODLE, to play idly...
noogies
11
10
NOOGIE, the act of i...
nookier
11
12
NOOKY, full of nooks...
nookies
11
12
NOOKIE, (colloquial)...
noology
18
13
the science of the i...
noonday
15
12
the middle of the da...
nooners
9
9
NOONER, a brief sexu...
nooning
10
12
(US) an interval for...
noosers
10
8
NOOSER, one who noos...
noosing
11
11
NOOSE, to secure wit...
nopales
13
12
NOPAL, a Central Ame...
noplace
16
15
not at any place, no...
norimon
11
12
(Japanese) a covered...
norites
11
8
NORITE, a type of ro...
noritic
15
11
of or like norite, a...
norland
11
11
a region in the nort...
normals
13
12
NORMAL, a normal or...
normans
11
12
NORMAN, a tethering...
norsels
12
9
NORSEL, (obsolete) t...
nortena
9
9
(Spanish) among Lati...
norteno
9
9
(Spanish) among Lati...
northed
13
11
NORTH, to head north...
norther
13
10
to veer north [v -ED...
norward
14
12
same as northward [n...
noseans
9
9
NOSEAN, a cubic mine...
nosebag
13
13
a food bag hung over...
nosegay
17
12
a bouquet of fragran...
noshers
13
10
NOSHER, one who nosh...
noshery
19
12
(colloquial) a cafe...
noshing
14
13
NOSH, to eat snacks...
nosiest
11
8
NOSEY, unduly curiou...
nosings
12
11
NOSING, a projecting...
nosodes
10
9
NOSODE, a homeopathi...
nostocs
14
11
NOSTOC, a blue-green...
nostril
13
9
an external opening...
nostrum
13
12
a medicine of one's...
notable
13
12
a person of distinct...
notably
20
14
NOTABLE [adv]
notaeum
11
12
the upper surface of...
notaire
10
8
in France, a public...
notanda
9
10
NOTANDUM, something...
notated
10
9
NOTATE, to put into...
notates
10
8
NOTATE, to put into...
notator
10
8
one that notates [n...
notched
16
14
NOTCH, to make an an...
notchel
17
14
to repudiate the deb...
notcher
16
13
one who notches [n -...
notches
16
13
NOTCH, to make an an...
notedly
18
12
NOTED [adv]
notelet
11
9
a short letter [n -S...
notepad
12
12
a number of sheets o...
nothing
14
13
the absence of all q...
noticed
14
12
NOTICE, to become aw...
noticer
14
11
one who notices [n -...
notices
14
11
NOTICE, to become aw...
notions
10
9
NOTION, a general id...
notitia
11
8
(Latin) a roll, list...
nougats
12
11
NOUGAT, a sweet made...
noughts
15
13
NOUGHT, nothing, als...
noumena
10
13
NOUMENON, (Greek) an...
nounier
10
10
NOUNY, having many n...
nourice
14
12
(obsolete) a nurse [...
nourish
14
11
to sustain with food...
noursle
12
10
to foster, also NOUS...
nousell
13
11
to foster, also NOUR...
nousled
12
11
NOUSLE, to foster, a...
nousles
12
10
NOUSLE, to foster, a...
nouveau
12
14
(French) something n...
novalia
13
13
in Scots law, waste...
novated
12
13
NOVATE, to substitut...
novates
12
12
NOVATE, to substitut...
novella
14
14
a short novel [n NOV...
novelle
14
14
NOVELLA, a short nov...
novelly
21
16
NOVEL, new [adv]
novelty
20
15
something unusual [n...
novenae
10
13
NOVENA, a series of...
novenas
11
13
NOVENA, a series of...
novices
16
15
NOVICE, a person new...
nowcast
17
14
a report on current...
nowhere
15
13
a nonexistent place...
nowness
13
12
the state of existin...
nowtier
14
11
NOWTY, bad-tempered...
noxious
17
16
harmful to health [a...
noyades
16
11
NOYADE, (French) dro...
noyance
18
14
(Spenser) annoyance...
noyeses
16
10
NOYES, (Spenser) noi...
noysome
17
13
(obsolete) noisome,...
nozzers
17
26
NOZZER, (slang) a ra...
nozzles
18
27
NOZZLE, a projecting...
nuanced
13
14
NUANCE, to give subt...
nuances
13
13
NUANCE, to give subt...
nubbier
16
15
NUBBY, having small...
nubbing
17
18
an execution by hang...
nubbins
16
16
NUBBIN, a stunted or...
nubbled
17
17
NUBBLE, to beat with...
nubbles
17
16
NUBBLE, to beat with...
nubucks
19
20
NUBUCK, a type of le...
nucelli
17
14
NUCELLUS, the mass o...
nuchals
18
15
NUCHAL, the nape of...
nucleal
16
14
of or like a nucleus...
nuclear
15
13
pertaining to a nucl...
nucleic
19
16
as in nucleic acid,...
nuclein
15
14
a protein found in c...
nucleon
14
14
a general name for a...
nucleus
16
14
an essential part of...
nuclide
16
14
an atom of specified...
nucules
16
14
NUCULE, the stone of...
nuddies
12
11
NUDDY, (Australian s...
nudgers
13
12
NUDGER, one who nudg...
nudging
14
15
NUDGE, to poke gentl...
nudisms
14
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NUDISM, the practice...
nudists
13
10
NUDIST, an advocate...
nudnick
16
18
(Yiddish) a dense, b...
nudniks
13
15
NUDNIK, (Yiddish) a...
nudzhed
17
22
NUDZH, (Yiddish) to...
nudzhes
17
21
NUDZH, (Yiddish) to...
nuffins
16
16
NUFFIN, (slang) noth...
nuggars
14
13
NUGGAR, (Arabic) a l...
nuggets
14
13
NUGGET, to polish sh...
nuggety
20
15
in nuggets [adj]
nullahs
16
13
NULLAH, (Hindi) a ra...
nullify
23
16
to make useless or i...
nulling
15
14
knurled work in wood...
nullity
21
13
nothingness, also NU...
numbats
15
15
NUMBAT, a small Aust...
numbers
15
15
NUMBER, to count [v]
numbest
15
15
NUMB, lacking feelin...
numbing
16
18
NUMB, to deprive of...
numbles
16
16
a deer's entrails, a...
numbnut
15
17
an idiot [n -S]
numdahs
15
15
NUMDAH, an embroider...
numeral
13
13
according to number...
numeric
16
15
relating to number,...
nummary
20
17
relating to coins or...
nummier
14
15
NUMMY, delicious [ad...
numnahs
14
15
NUMNAH, a pad under...
numpkin
16
20
a stupid person [n -...
nunatak
11
14
(Inuit) a point of r...
nunchuk
18
20
(Japanese) a martial...
nuncios
14
13
NUNCIO, an ambassado...
nuncles
15
14
NUNCLE, (Shakespeare...
nundine
10
12
(Latin) the ancient...
nunhood
12
13
the condition of a n...
nunlike
13
15
like a nun [adj]
nunnery
16
13
a religious house fo...
nunnish
13
13
of, pertaining to, o...
nunship
16
15
the condition of a n...
nuptial
15
13
relating to weddings...
nuraghe
14
13
a broch-like Sardini...
nuraghi
15
13
NURAGHE, a broch-lik...
nurdier
12
10
NURDY, socially inep...
nurdish
15
12
socially inept, also...
nurdled
13
12
NURDLE, in cricket,...
nurdles
13
11
NURDLE, in cricket,...
nurhags
15
13
NURHAG, a broch-like...
nurling
14
13
NURL, to make nurls...
nursers
12
9
NURSER, one who nurs...
nursery
18
11
a room for young chi...
nursing
13
12
the profession of on...
nursled
13
11
NURSLE, to foster, a...
nursles
13
10
NURSLE, to foster, a...
nurture
12
10
to nourish [v NURTUR...
nutated
11
10
NUTATE, to nod, to d...
nutates
11
9
NUTATE, to nod, to d...
nutbars
14
12
NUTBAR, a bar made f...
nutcase
14
12
a crazy person [n -S...
nutgall
15
13
a round gall produce...
nutjobs
16
21
NUTJOB, (slang) a cr...
nutlets
13
10
NUTLET, a small nut...
nutlike
14
14
like a nut [adj]
nutloaf
14
13
a savoury loaf made...
nutmeal
13
13
meal made from nuts...
nutmeat
12
12
the edible kernel of...
nutmegs
14
14
NUTMEG, in football,...
nutpick
19
19
a device for extract...
nutrias
12
9
NUTRIA, (Spanish) th...
nutsier
12
9
NUTSY, (slang) crazy...
nutters
12
9
NUTTER, a crazy pers...
nuttery
18
11
an area of nut-trees...
nuttier
12
9
NUTTY, tasting of nu...
nuttily
20
12
NUTTY, tasting of nu...
nutting
13
12
the act of gathering...
nutwood
14
13
a nut-bearing tree [...
nuzzers
18
27
NUZZER, (Hindi) a pr...
nuzzled
19
29
NUZZLE, to caress wi...
nuzzler
19
28
one who nuzzles [n -...
nuzzles
19
28
NUZZLE, to caress wi...
nyaffed
21
17
NYAFF, to yelp, yap...
nyanzas
19
20
NYANZA, (Bantu) in A...
nybbles
23
17
NYBBLE, a measure of...
nylghai
22
15
a large antelope, al...
nylghau
22
16
a large antelope, al...
nyloned
17
13
wearing nylons [adj]
nymphae
22
18
NYMPHA, a fold of th...
nymphal
24
19
of or pertaining to...
nymphed
23
19
NYMPH, to fish using...
nymphet
23
18
a sexually desirable...
nymphic
27
21
of or pertaining to...
nymphly
31
21
like a nymph [adj]
nymphos
23
18
NYMPHO, (short for)...
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