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nap, napper,
nap [nap]
n. A short sleep.
v. To sleep for a short while.
n. A short sleep.
v. To sleep for a short while.
napper
n. col. The head.
n. col. The head.
naiprie, naperie, napery, napery, napier, napiery, naprie, napry,
naperie [ˈnepərɪ]
n. Household or other linen.
n. Household or other linen.
Compounds and phrases etc.
naperie press: Linen cupboard.
napier [ˈnep(ɪ)(j)ər]: A draper.
napier [ˈnep(ɪ)(j)ər]: A draper.
naftie, naphtae, naphtie,
naphtae [ˈnafte, ˈnafti]
n. Naphtha, 'liquor'.
n. Naphtha, 'liquor'.
knappie, nappie, nappy,
nappie [ˈnapi]
n. Strong ale, liquor.
adj. Of ale or liquor: foaming, brisk, strong, rich, heady. Of people: slightly intoxicated, exhilarated by drink. Of a place: bright, cheerful.
n. Strong ale, liquor.
adj. Of ale or liquor: foaming, brisk, strong, rich, heady. Of people: slightly intoxicated, exhilarated by drink. Of a place: bright, cheerful.
nairrative, narraation, narration, narrative, narraution, narrawtion, noration, norration,
narrative [ˈnarətɪv]
n. A narrative. leg. That part of a deed or document which contains a statement of the relevant essential facts.
n. A narrative. leg. That part of a deed or document which contains a statement of the relevant essential facts.
Compounds and phrases etc.
narrate: leg. To set forth the relevant facts in a document.
narration [nəˈreʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Narration.
narration [nəˈreʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Narration.
nash,
nash [naʃ]
v. To hurry.
v. To hurry.
natch, nitch,
natch [natʃ]
n. A notch or indentation. A rowlock in a boat. In forestry: a shallow drill into which seedling trees are transplanted. A projection from a wooden surface serving as a peg or hook.
pl. natches
v. To make a notch or incision.
n. A notch or indentation. A rowlock in a boat. In forestry: a shallow drill into which seedling trees are transplanted. A projection from a wooden surface serving as a peg or hook.
pl. natches
v. To make a notch or incision.
aeshin, aishan, aishan, ation, ation, etian, etion, internaitional, naation, naciounal, naetion, naition, naitional, nash$n$, nation, national, nationheid, nationhuid, naution, nawtion,
nation [ˈneʃən, arch. ˈnɑːʃən]
n. A nation, stock, kindred, breed.
Contracted atian [ˈeʃən] col. Kindred, stock, breed.
n. A nation, stock, kindred, breed.
Contracted atian [ˈeʃən] col. Kindred, stock, breed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
national [ˈnɑːʃnəl etc.]: National.
international: International
nationheid. Nationhood.
international: International
nationheid. Nationhood.
natif, native,
native [ˈnetəv]
adj. Native.
n. The district of one's birth.
adj. Native.
n. The district of one's birth.
naiter, naitter, nattek, natter, natterie, nattery, nattik, nattle, nattock, nitter, nitteran, nittle, nyatter, nyatterie, nyattery, nyattle, nyattry, nyitter, nyter, nytter, snatter,
natter [ˈn(j)atər, ˈnɛtər]
also with prothetic s MN. snatter
n. Grousing, nagging talk, aimless chatter. A crabbed, nagging person, a continual chatterer.
v. To chatter in an irritating or nagging manner, to nag, grouse, keep grumbling peevishly. Of weather: to drizzle.
also with prothetic s MN. snatter
n. Grousing, nagging talk, aimless chatter. A crabbed, nagging person, a continual chatterer.
v. To chatter in an irritating or nagging manner, to nag, grouse, keep grumbling peevishly. Of weather: to drizzle.
nattle
v. S. To nibble, chew awkwardly. To mumble in a toothless fashion. I.Sh. To grumble, nag, carp. To work slowly, dawdle, trifle.
v. S. To nibble, chew awkwardly. To mumble in a toothless fashion. I.Sh. To grumble, nag, carp. To work slowly, dawdle, trifle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
nattery: Peevish, grumbling, ill-tempered.
nattock: I.Sh. An ill-trempered troublesome child.
nattock: I.Sh. An ill-trempered troublesome child.