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Webster Dictionary :: Nim

NIM, v.t. To take; to steal; to filch.

Webster Dictionary :: Nimble

NIM'BLE, a. Light and quick in motion; moving with ease and celerity; lively; sw...

Webster Dictionary :: Nimble-footed

NIM'BLE-FOOTED, a. Running with speed; light of foot.

Webster Dictionary :: Nimble-witted

NIM'BLE-WITTED, a. Quick; ready to speak.

Webster Dictionary :: Nimbleness

NIM'BLENESS, n. Lightness and agility in motion; quickness; celerity; speed; swi...

Webster Dictionary :: Nimbless

NIM'BLESS, n. Nimbleness.

Webster Dictionary :: Nimbly

NIM'BLY, adv. With agility; with light, quick motion. He capers nimbly in a lady...

Webster Dictionary :: Nimiety

NIM'IETY, n. The state of being too much. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Nimmer

NIM'MER, n. A thief. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Nincompoop

NIN'COMPOOP, n. [said to be a corruption of L. non compos, not of sound mind.] A...

Webster Dictionary :: Nine

NINE, a. Denoting the number composed of eight and one; as nine men; nine days. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Nine-fold

NI'NE-FOLD, a. Nine times repeated.

Webster Dictionary :: Nine-holes

NI'NE-HOLES, n A game in which holes are made in the ground, into which a pellet...

Webster Dictionary :: Nine-pence

NI'NE-PENCE, n. A silver coin of the value of nine pence.

Webster Dictionary :: Nine-pins

NI'NE-PINS, n. A play with nine pins or sharpened pieces of wood set on end, at ...

Webster Dictionary :: Nine-score

NI'NE-SCORE, n. The number of nine times twenty.

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