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Webster Dictionary :: Nicety

NICETY, n. 1. Niceness; delicacy of perception. 2. Excess of delicacy; fastidiou...

Webster Dictionary :: Nich

NICH, n. A cavity, hollow, or recess within the thickness of a wall, for a statu...

Webster Dictionary :: Niche

NICHE, n. A cavity, hollow, or recess within the thickness of a wall, for a stat...

Webster Dictionary :: Nick

NICK, n. In the northern mythology, an evil spirit of the saters; hence the mode...

Webster Dictionary :: Nickar-tree

NICKAR-TREE, n. A tree of the genus Guilandina, which grows in the western parts...

Webster Dictionary :: Nickel

NICKEL, n. A metal of a white or reddish white color, of great hardness, very di...

Webster Dictionary :: Nickelic

NICKELIC, a. The nickelic acid is a saturated combination of nickel and oxygen.

Webster Dictionary :: Nicker

NICKER, n. One who watches for opportunities to pilfer or practice knavery.

Webster Dictionary :: Nickname

NICKNAME, n. [G. To banter. Signifies to surname, to call by a name of reproach....

Webster Dictionary :: Nicknamed

NICKNAMED, pp. Named in derision.

Webster Dictionary :: Nicknaming

NICKNAMING, ppr. Calling by a name in contempt or derision.

Webster Dictionary :: Nicolaitan

NICOLAITAN, n. One of a sect in the ancient Christian church, so named from Nico...

Webster Dictionary :: Nicotian

NICOTIAN, a. Pertaining to or denoting tobacco; and as a noun, tobacco; so calle...

Webster Dictionary :: Nicotin

NICOTIN, n. The peculiar principle in the leaves of tobacco; a colorless substan...

Webster Dictionary :: Nictate

NICTATE, v.i. [L. to wink.] To wink.

Webster Dictionary :: Nictating

NICTATING, ppr. or a. Winking. The nictitating membrane is a thin membrane that ...

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