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NATCH, n. The part of an ox between the loins, near the rump.
NATATORY, a. Enabling to swim.
NATATION, n. A swimming; the act of floating on the water
NATANT, a. In botany, swimming; floating on the surface of water; as the leaf of...
NATALITIOUS, a. Pertaining to ones birth or birth day, or consecrated to ones na...
NATALITIAL, a. Pertaining to ones birth or birth day, or consecrated to ones act...
NATAL, a. Pertaining to birth. The natal day is the day of birth or nativity. So...
NASUS, n. A fresh water fish, about nine inches in length, resembling the chub. ...
NASTY, a. 1. Disgustingly filthy; very dirty, foul or defiled; nauseous. 2. Obsc...
NASTURTION, n. A plant of the genus Tropaeolum; Indian cresses.
NASTINESS, n. 1. Extreme filthiness; dirtiness; filth. 2. Obscenity; ribaldry.
NASTILY, adv. 1. In a nasty manner; filthily; dirtily. 2. Obscenely.
NASICORNOUS, a. Having a horn growing on the nose.
NASEBERRY, n. The naseberry tree is a species of the genus Sloanea.
NASCENT, a. [to be born] beginning to exist or to grow; coming into being.
NASCAL, n. 1. A kind of medicated pessary. 2. Pessary made of wool or cotton, to...