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NEAREST, a. Shortest; most direct; as the nearest way to London. So we use neare...
NEARLY, adv. 1. At no great distance; not remotely. 2. Closely; as two persons n...
NEARNESS, n. 1. Closeness; small distance. The nearness of a place to a market e...
NEAT, n. [Neat coincides with the root of need in elements, and if connected wit...
NEATHERD, n. A person who has the care of cattle; a cow-keeper.
NEATLY, adv. 1. With neatness; in a neat manner; in a cleanly manner; as a garme...
NEATNESS, n. 1. Exact cleanliness; entire freedom from foul matter; as the neatn...
NEATRESS, n. [from neat, cattle] A female who takes care of cattle. [ Not used i...
NEB, n. [G. In the different dialects, it signifies a bill, beak, the nose, or t...
NEBULAB, n. [fog, mist; Probably the primary sense is thick or mixed.] 1. A dark...
NEBULE, n . [fog, mist; Probably the primary sense is thick or mixed.] 1. A dark...
NEBULOSITY, n. [from nebulous.] The state of being cloudy or hazy.
NEBULOUS, a. 1. Cloudy; hazy. 2. Resembling a small cloud or collection of vapors.
NECESSARIAN,n. [See Necessary .] An advocate for the doctrine of philosophical n...
NECESSARIES, n. plu. [from necessary] Things necessary for some purpose; as the ...
NECESSARILY, adv. 1. by necessity; in such a manner that it cannot be otherwise....