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Webster Dictionary :: Neglect
NEGLECT, v.t. [G. To let, to leave, to suffer to pass. The sense of the latter w...
Webster Dictionary :: Neger
NEGER, n. [L. niger] A black person; one of the African race.
Webster Dictionary :: Negboor
NEGBOOR, n. 1. One who lives near another. In large towns, a neighbor is one who...
Webster Dictionary :: Negatory
NEGATORY, a. That denies; belonging to negation. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Negatively
NEGATIVELY, adv. 1. With or by denial; as, he answered negatively. 2. In the for...
Webster Dictionary :: Negative
NEGATIVE, a. 1. Implying denial or negation; opposed to affirmative, as a negati...
Webster Dictionary :: Negation
NEGATION, n. [L. The sense is to thrust, to stop or repel; for in Italian, negar...
Webster Dictionary :: Nefariously
NEFARIOUSLY, adv. With extreme wickedness; abominably.
Webster Dictionary :: Nefandous
NEFANDOUS, a. [L. Unlawful, or to utter.] Wicked in the extreme; abominable; atr...
Webster Dictionary :: Nef
NEF, n. The nave of a church. [Not used. See Nave .]
Webster Dictionary :: Neesing
NEESING, n. A sneezing.
Webster Dictionary :: Neesewort
NEESEWORT, n. A plant.
Webster Dictionary :: Neese
NEESE, v.i. To sneeze [See Sneeze , which is formed on this word.]
Webster Dictionary :: Neer
NEER, a contraction of never.
Webster Dictionary :: Needy
NEEDY, a. Necessitous; indigent; very poor; distressed by want of the means of l...
Webster Dictionary :: Needs
NEEDS, adv. Necessarily; indispensably; generally used with must. A trial at law...
