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Webster Dictionary :: Nemolite

NEMOLITE, n. An arborized stone.

Webster Dictionary :: Nemoral

NEMORAL, a. Pertaining to a wood or grove.

Webster Dictionary :: Nemorous

NEMOROUS, a. Woody.

Webster Dictionary :: Nempne

NEMPNE, v.t. To call.

Webster Dictionary :: Nenia

NENIA, n. A funeral song; an elegy.

Webster Dictionary :: Nenuphar

NENUPHAR, n. The water lily or water rose, a species of Nymphaea.

Webster Dictionary :: Neodamode

NEODAMODE, n. In ancient Greece, a person newly admitted to citizenship.

Webster Dictionary :: Neologic

NEOLOGIC, a. Pertaining to neology; employing new words.

Webster Dictionary :: Neological

NEOLOGICAL, a. Pertaining to neology; employing new words.

Webster Dictionary :: Neologism

NEOLOGISM, n. A new word or expression.

Webster Dictionary :: Neologist

NEOLOGIST, n. One who introduces new words into a language. Lavoisier has been a...

Webster Dictionary :: Neology

NEOLOGY, n. The introduction of a new word or of new words into a language. The ...

Webster Dictionary :: Neonomian

NEONOMIAN, n. One who advocates new laws, or desires Gods law to be altered.

Webster Dictionary :: Neophyte

NEOPHYTE, n. 1. A new convert or proselyte; a name given by the early Christians...

Webster Dictionary :: Neoteric

NEOTERIC, a. [Gr. Young, from new] New; recent in origin; modern.

Webster Dictionary :: Neoterical

NEOTERICAL, a. [Gr. Young, from new] New; recent in origin; modern. NEOTERIC , n...

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