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Webster Dictionary :: Nectarine

NECTARINE, a. Sweet as nectar. NECTARINE , n. A fruit, a variety of the peach wi...

Webster Dictionary :: Nectariferous

NECTARIFEROUS, a. [L., to bear] Producing nectar or nomus; as a nectariferous gl...

Webster Dictionary :: Nectarial

NECTARIAL, a. Pertaining to the nectary of a plant. Stamens inserted into the ma...

Webster Dictionary :: Nectared

NECTARED, a. Imbued with nectar; mingled with nectar; abounding with nectar.

Webster Dictionary :: Nectarean

NECTAREAN, a. Resembling nectar; very sweet and pleasant. The juice nectareous a...

Webster Dictionary :: Nectar

NECTAR, n. 1. In fabulous history and poetry, the drink of the gods; hence, 2. A...

Webster Dictionary :: Necronite

NECRONITE, n. [Gr., dead] Fetid feldspar, a mineral which when struck or pounded...

Webster Dictionary :: Necromantically

NECROMANTICALLY, adv. by necromancy or the black art; by conjuration.

Webster Dictionary :: Necromantic

NECROMANTIC, a. Pertaining to necromancy; performed by necromancy. NECROMANTIC ,...

Webster Dictionary :: Necromancy

NECROMANCY, n. [Gr. Dead, and divination.] 1. The art of revealing future events...

Webster Dictionary :: Necromancer

NECROMANCER, n. [See Necromancy .] One who pretends to foretell future events by...

Webster Dictionary :: Necrology

NECROLOGY, n. [dead, and discourse] An account of the dead or of deaths; a regis...

Webster Dictionary :: Necrologist

NECROLOGIST, n. One who gives an account of deaths.

Webster Dictionary :: Necrological

NECROLOGICAL, a. Pertaining to or giving an account of the dead or of deaths.

Webster Dictionary :: Neckweed

NECKWEED, n. Hemp; in ridicule.

Webster Dictionary :: Neckverse

NECKVERSE, n. The verse formerly read to entitle a party to the benefit of clerg...

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