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Sr. # Word Definition Example Sentence
1 n The fourteenth (14th) letter of the alphabet. "n" comes after "m" and before "o"
2 n/a n/a is an abbreviation of not applicable.
3 n00b N00b is another way of spelling noob. Alternate (geek) spelling of "Newbie" – A person who is new (to a subject
4 n00bs The plural form of n00b; more than one (kind of) n00b.
5 NA A shortened form of Native American. The NA population was wiped out.
6 nachos Nachos are a type of food from Mexico made from tortilla chips and melted cheese. Often Let's get some nachos as an appetizer.
7 nads Someone's nads are their testicles.
8 Nagaland Nagaland is a state in India.
9 nah You use "nah" as a casual way of saying "no". Nah, I'm not gonna make a funny prank at the teacher. You should do it if you are wanting me to do that.
10 nail biter A nail biter is a person that bites their own nails.
11 nail biters The plural form of nail biter; more than one (kind of) nail biter.
12 nailbiter Nailbiter is another way of spelling nail biter.
13 nail-biter Nail-biter is another way of spelling nail biter.
14 nailbiters The plural form of nailbiter; more than one (kind of) nailbiter.
15 nail-biters The plural form of nail-biter; more than one (kind of) nail-biter.
16 nails The plural form of nail; more than one (kind of) nail.
17 naive If someone is naive Because of his rash decisions, everyone said he was a naive person.
18 naively If something is done naively
19 nakba A nakba is a disastrous event
20 nakbas The plural form of nakba; more than one (kind of) nakba.
21 naked If someone is naked She was as naked as the day she was born.
22 name A name is what a person My name is Jack.
23 named The past tense and past participle of name.
24 namely You use namely to specifically name who or what you are talking about. Some of the students — namely Paul, Alice and Jake — seem to have problems with their projects.
25 names The plural form of name; more than one (kind of) name.
26 naming The present participle of name.
27 nan Nan is a friendly and affectionate name for a grandmother.
28 nancies The plural form of nancy; more than one (kind of) nancy.
29 Nancy Nancy is a female given name.
30 nannies The plural form of nanny; more than one (kind of) nanny.
31 nanny A nanny is a woman who looks after a child in its own home.
32 nans The plural form of nan; more than one (kind of) nan.
33 nap A nap is a short sleep Jennifer picked up her son from preschool and put him in bed for his nap.; The boy is taking a nap.
34 napalm A very flammable The soldiers dropped napalm on the enemy to destroy their camp.
35 napalmed The past tense and past participle of napalm.
36 napalming The present participle of napalm.
37 napalms The third-person singular form of napalm.
38 napkin A napkin is a square or rectangular piece of cloth or paper used at a meal to wipe the fingers or lips and to protect garments.
39 napkins The plural form of napkin; more than one (kind of) napkin.
40 Napoleon Napoleon was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution and led successful campaigns during the Revolutionary Wars from 1799 to 1804 Napoleon wanted to invade Russia in 1812.
41 napped The past tense and past participle of nap.
42 nappies The plural form of nappy; more than one (kind of) nappy.
43 napping The present participle of nap.
44 nappy A nappy is a diaper
45 naps The plural form of nap; more than one (kind of) nap.
46 Nara Nara is a city and the former capital (710-784) in Japan.
47 narc A shortening of the word narcotic.
48 narcissi The plural form of narcissus; more than one (kind of) narcissus.
49 narcissist A narcissist is a person who shows extreme admiration and obsession over their social validation; a mimophant.
50 narcissistic Having narcissism or megalomania. If you are narcissistic you need other people to regulate your emotions
51 narcissists The plural form of narcissist; more than one (kind of) narcissist.
52 Narcissus A hero who was known for his beauty and pride.
53 narcissuses The plural form of narcissus; more than one (kind of) narcissus.
54 narcotic A narcotic is an addictive drug that affects a person's mood or behaviour
55 narcotics The plural form of narcotic; more than one (kind of) narcotic.
56 narcs The plural form of narc; more than one (kind of) narc.
57 narration Narration is the act of telling a story or describing events. The book's narration is written in the first person.
58 narrations The plural form of narration; more than one (kind of) narration.
59 narrative A narrative tells events in a set order. This narrative about the Indian capture of an American pioneer woman in the 1800s is thrilling.
60 narratives The plural form of narrative; more than one (kind of) narrative.
61 narrator A narrator is someone who narrates or tells stories.
62 narrators The plural form of narrator; more than one (kind of) narrator.
63 narrower The comparative form of narrow; more narrow.
64 narrating The present participle of narrate.
65 narrates The third-person singular form of narrate.
66 narrowly If you do something narrowly The court applied the definition of "worker" extremely narrowly, leaving out many people who work.
67 narrowness The narrowness of something is how narrow it is.
68 narrows The third-person singular form of narrow.
69 NASA NASA is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. It is an American agency that explores and researches space.
70 NASCAR NASCAR is the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. It is an American organization that organizes car races. NASCAR runs 1500 car races each year at more than 100 tracks.
71 nascent If something is nascent
72 narraters The plural form of narrater; more than one (kind of) narrater.
73 narrater A narrater is someone who narrates or tells stories.
74 nastiness The nastiness of something is how nasty it is.
75 narrated The past tense and past participle of narrate.
76 natal Something that is natal is related to birth.
77 Natalie Natalie is a female given name.
78 natalism Natalism is a philosophy that supports childbirth.
79 Nathaniel Nathaniel is a male given name.
80 narrate If someone is narrating The movie is narrated by John Smith.
81 narcissizing The present participle of narcissize.
82 national anthem A national anthem is the official song of a country (nation).
83 national anthems The plural form of national anthem; more than one (kind of) national anthem.
84 nationalise If you nationalise a private company
85 narcissizes The third-person singular form of narcissize.
86 narcissized The past tense and past participle of narcissize.
87 narcissize If you narcissize someone Her daughter's self-esteem hit rock bottom after she was narcissized by her mother.
88 narcissism Narcissism is when someone is when someone has extreme admiration for their social validation; a God complex; a delusion of grandeur. Her narcissism started becoming irritating for those around her.
89 nationalisms The plural form of nationalism; more than one (kind of) nationalism.
90 nanas The plural form of nana; more than one (kind of) nana.
91 nana Nana is a nickname that a person uses to call his/her grandmother.
92 namesakes The plural form of namesake; more than one (kind of) namesake.
93 namesake A namesake is one who is named after another She was named Kylie after her namesake Kylie Minogue, a singer her mother really liked.
94 nationalization Nationalization is when a privately owned object becomes the property of the government or the public.
95 nationalizations The plural form of nationalization; more than one (kind of) nationalization.
96 nationalize If you nationalize a private company
97 nationalized The past tense and past participle of nationalize.
98 nationalizes The third-person singular form of nationalize.
99 nationalizing The present participle of nationalize.
100 nationally If something is done nationally it applies to the whole nation. The speech was broadcasted nationally.
101 nationals The plural form of national; more than one (kind of) national.
102 nations The plural form of nation; more than one (kind of) nation.
103 nationwide If something happens nationwide
104 native If something is native This is my native land.; English is not my native language.; I'm a native New Yorker, born and raised in Brooklyn.
105 Native American One of the group of people who lived in North America or South America before people came from Europe.
106 Native Americans The plural form of Native American; more than one (kind of) Native American.
107 nativelike When something is nativelike Even though he was not born in an English-speaking country, his English is nativelike.
108 natives The plural form of native; more than one (kind of) native.
109 nativities The plural form of nativity; more than one (kind of) nativity.
110 nativity A nativity is the birth of someone. In modern times
111 natrium Another term for sodium
112 nailing The present participle of nail.
113 nailed The past tense and past participle of nail. The picture was nailed to the wall.
114 nail A nail is a small I need some nails to fix the roof.
115 nags The third-person singular form of nag.
116 natural Something is natural if people didn't make it. Animals, plants and rocks are natural things.
117 natural gas Natural gas is a mixture of gaseous hydrocarbons that is made up og mostly methane with smaller amounts of ethane
118 natural gases The plural form of natural gas; more than one (kind of) natural gas.
119 nagging The present participle of nag.
120 nagged The past tense and past participle of nag.
121 nag If you nag someone
122 narrowest The superlative form of narrow; most narrow.
123 narrowed The past tense and past participle of narrow.
124 narrow If something is narrow The bridge was narrow.; She has a narrow waist.
125 narrowing The present participle of narrow.
126 nastier The comparative form of nasty; more nasty.
127 naturally If something happens naturally
128 nature The outdoors or outside. We went on a nature walk.
129 natures The plural form of nature; more than one (kind of) nature.
130 nastiest The superlative form of nasty; most nasty.
131 nasty If something is nasty it is very bad. I've never camped in the Italian Alps, but the weather must be pretty nasty there.; Her nasty behavior caused much trouble.; This poison is particularly nasty stuff.; Smoking, it's a nasty habit... but I quite enjoy it.
132 naught Naught is zero. What's three quarters as a decimal? Naught point seven five, right?; There are six naughts in one million.
133 naughtier The comparative form of naughty; more naughty.
134 naughtiest The superlative form of naughty; most naughty.
135 naughtiness The naughtiness of someone is how naughty they are.
136 naughts The plural form of naught; more than one (kind of) naught.
137 naughty If somebody Oh! Go on you naughty boy. Silly thing. Get out.; Hannah was described as a bright but naughty child.; Parents often tell their children what is naughty behaviour but not what is good behaviour.
138 nation A nation is a country or a political entity. Mexico is a nation of emigrants.; The Canadian government is working with the Mohawk nation.
139 national If something is national it affects a whole nation or country.
140 nationalised The past tense and past participle of nationalise.
141 nationalises The third-person singular form of nationalise.
142 nationalising The present participle of nationalise.
143 nationalism Nationalism is the idea of supporting one's country
144 nauseating The present participle of nauseate.
145 nautical If something is nautical nautical mile
146 naval If something is naval There is a naval station not far from here.; I liked the sailors' naval uniforms best of all.
147 nave The nave is the middle or body of a church that is intended to accommodate most of the congregation.
148 naves The plural form of nave; more than one (kind of) nave.
149 navies The plural form of navy; more than one (kind of) navy.
150 navigable If a waterbody is navigable
151 nationalist A nationalist is a person who supports the interests The nationalists organized a meeting to oppose immigration.
152 nationalists The plural form of nationalist; more than one (kind of) nationalist.
153 nationalities The plural form of nationality; more than one (kind of) nationality.
154 nationality The nationality of a person is the status of their belonging to a certain country/nation.
155 navigation Navigation is the process or activity of accurately determining the position and planning and following a route.
156 navigator A navigator is someone who navigates others.
157 navigators The plural form of navigator; more than one (kind of) navigator.
158 navy Navy is a dark blue color. ; He wore a navy shirt.
159 nay You use nay to show disapproval Lord Charles Grantham wanted to speak in Parliament, but other members said, "Nay!"
160 Naypyidaw Naypyidaw is the capital of Myanmar (previously known as Burma).
161 nays The plural form of nay; more than one (kind of) nay.
162 naysaid The present participle of naysay.
163 naysay If a person naysays
164 naysayer A naysayer is a person who consistently oppose something or say no to it. He ignored the naysayers and succeeded with his idea.
165 naysayers The plural form of naysayer; more than one (kind of) naysayer.
166 naysaying The past tense and past participle of naysay.
167 naysays The third-person singular form of naysay.
168 naturalize If you naturalize a person
169 nazis The plural form of nazi; more than one (kind of) nazi.
170 Neapolitan Neapolitan is a Romance language.
171 Neapolitans The plural form of Neapolitan; more than one (kind of) Neapolitan.
172 near With a small distance between; close. The end is near.; She lives near me.; The house is near the beach.
173 nearby close; not far
174 neared The past tense and past participle of near.
175 nearer The comparative form of near; more near. My office is nearer than my friend's office.
176 nearest The superlative form of near; most near.
177 nearing The present participle of near.
178 nearly If something is nearly it is close to be true He was nearly dead, but we revived him.; We were nearly hit by the car, but got out of its way just in time.
179 nears The third-person singular form of near.
180 naturalized The past tense and past participle of naturalize.
181 naturalizes The third-person singular form of naturalize.
182 naturalizing The present participle of naturalize.
183 neatly If something is neatly placed He arranged his clothes neatly in the drawers.
184 naturist A naturist is a person who follows the belief in leading a naked
185 Nebraska Nebraska is a state in the United States of America (USA). Lincoln is the capital of Nebraska.
186 naturists The plural form of naturist; more than one (kind of) naturist.
187 necessarily If something is not necessarily true I know we don't have a car, but that's not necessarily a problem.; Just because we have it doesn't mean that we will necessarily use it.
188 necessary Something is necessary if people need it. It must happen or there will be a big problem. It's necessary to stop when you see a red light.
189 nausea Nausea is the feeling of discomfort in the stomach
190 nauseae The plural form of nausea; more than one (kind of) nausea.
191 nauseas The plural form of nausea; more than one (kind of) nausea.
192 nauseate If something nauseates you
193 necessities The plural form of necessity; more than one (kind of) necessity.
194 necessity An object that is really needed. Is that toy really a necessity to you?
195 neck The part of the body between the head and the torso.
196 necklace A necklace is a piece of jewelry that is worn around the neck. Usually Stephanie's necklace consisted of a series of gold bands and a large diamond.
197 necklaces The plural form of necklace; more than one (kind of) necklace.
198 necks The plural form of neck; more than one (kind of) neck.
199 necromancer A necromancer is someone who summons dead people.
200 necromancers The plural form of necromancer; more than one (kind of) necromancer.
201 need If you need something Everyone needs food and water.
202 needed The past tense and past participle of need.
203 nauseated The past tense and past participle of nauseate.
204 needing The present participle of need.
205 nauseates The third-person singular form of nauseate.
206 needlecraft Needlecraft is the art of working with a needle in embroidery.
207 needlecrafts The plural form of needlecraft; more than one (kind of) needlecraft.
208 navigate If you navigate a ship or airplane somewhere
209 needlepoint Needlepoint is a craft that involves pulling a thread
210 needlepointed The past tense and past participle of needlepoint.
211 needlepointing The present participle of needlepoint.
212 needlepoints The plural form of needlepoint; more than one (kind of) needlepoint.
213 needles The plural form of needle; more than one (kind of) needle.
214 needless If something is needless
215 needlessly If something is done needlessly
216 navigated The past tense and past participle of navigate.
217 navigates The third-person singular form of navigate.
218 needling The present participle of needle.
219 navigating The present participle of navigate.
220 needn't The negative form of need; need not.
221 needs The plural form of need; more than one (kind of) need.
222 nefarious If a person is nefarious
223 negate If x negates y Smartphones have so many features that negate the need to carry other devices.
224 negated The past tense and past participle of negate.
225 negates The third-person singular form of negate.
226 negating The present participle of negate.
227 negative If something is negative You can believe or not believe, that there's a positive and negative side to everything.
228 negatively In a negative manner rather than a positive one. His idea for cutting wages was received negatively by the workers.
229 natter If someone natters He nattered for hours.
230 negativity The state of being negative.
231 neglect If you neglect someone
232 neglected The past tense and past participle of neglect. You neglected to tell me that you would be out of town this weekend.
233 neglecting The present participle of neglect.
234 neglects The third-person singular form of neglect.
235 nattered The past tense and past participle of natter.
236 negligences The plural form of negligence; more than one (kind of) negligence.
237 negligent Negligent is being careless
238 negligently When something is done negligently
239 negligible If something is negligible He is a bit taller than I am, but the height difference is negligible.
240 negotiable If something is negotiable
241 negotiate If you negotiate with somebody about something Owens and his boss are still negotiating.; I was still negotiating for the best rate.; She repeated her long-held belief that no country can negotiate with terrorists.; The US and Canada then negotiated an agreement that was completed in 1987.; The city's Peace Officers Association is currently negotiating a new contract with the city.; He made it clear that he would not negotiate.; I disagree that it is a relatively easy matter to negotiate over hostages.; The United States is willing to negotiate or see negotiations proceed with Iran.; Carter was known as the president who negotiated peace between Egypt and Israel.; The United Automobile Workers union negotiated good pension and health benefits with the American automakers.; Ontario has taken a leading role in negotiating lower prices for many drugs.; He didn't want to sign a particular contract with no opportunity to negotiate the terms of that contract.
242 nattering The present participle of natter.
243 natters The third-person singular form of natter.
244 negotiating The present participle of negotiate.
245 negotiation Negotiation is a process of achieving and agreement between two or more people through a discussion.
246 negotiations The plural form of negotiation; more than one (kind of) negotiation.
247 negotiator A negotiator is a person who discuss something with someone to achieve an agreement.
248 negotiators The plural form of negotiator; more than one (kind of) negotiator.
249 naturalise If you naturalise a person
250 naturalised The past tense and past participle of naturalise.
251 naturalises The third-person singular form of naturalise.
252 naturalising The present participle of naturalise.
253 neat If something is neat Jim's room is very neat. He has nothing on the floor and all his clothes are hung up.
254 neighbors The plural form of neighbor; more than one (kind of) neighbor.
255 neighbour A neighbour is someone who lives close to a person's home. My neighbour has an annoying cat.; They're our neighbours across the street.; My neighbour is very irritable and grumpy at times.
256 neighbourhood A neighbourhood is part of a town or city. They live in an Italian neighbourhood on the west side of the city.
257 neighbourhoods The plural form of neighbourhood; more than one (kind of) neighbourhood.
258 neighbouring If something is neighbouring something France is a country that is neighbouring Spain.
259 neighbours The plural form of neighbour; more than one (kind of) neighbour.
260 neater The comparative form of neat; more neat.
261 neatest The superlative form of neat; most neat.
262 neatness Neatness is the state of being neat.
263 Neil Neil is a male given name.
264 neither Not one or the other; not either; none of two things. Neither definition seems correct.; Neither Sarah nor John is going to the concert on Saturday.; Fresia and Lydia sat on either side of the bed, but neither spoke.; Neither of his two kids wants to work for him.; He only has two friends, and neither one is interesting.; In the first game neither side scored.; Neither Darwin nor Huxley worked at Oxford.; This helps neither you nor me.; We are neither saying that it's wrong, nor are we saying you should try it.
265 Nelson Nelson is a male given name.
266 neodymium Neodymium is a soft silvery metal with the symbol Nd and atomic number 60.
267 necessaries The plural form of necessary; more than one (kind of) necessary.
268 necessitate If you necessitate something
269 necessitated The past tense and past participle of necessitate.
270 necessitates The third-person singular form of necessitate.
271 neologism A neologism is a newly made-up term or word. Neologisms usually do not fit Wikimedia's Criteria For Inclusion.
272 neologisms The plural form of neologism; more than one (kind of) neologism.
273 necessitating The present participle of necessitate.
274 neologized The past tense and past participle of neologize.
275 neologizes The third-person singular form of neologize.
276 neologizing The present participle of neologize.
277 neon Neon is an element with atomic number 10 and the symbol Ne. Neon is used in signs to make them glow.
278 neonate A newborn infant; recently born baby.
279 neons The plural form of neon; more than one (kind of) neon.
280 neoterise If you neoterise
281 neoterised The past tense and past participle of neoterise.
282 neoterises The third-person singular form of neoterise.
283 neoterising The present participle of neoterise.
284 neoterize If you neoterize
285 neoterized The past tense and past participle of neoterize.
286 neoterizes The third-person singular form of neoterize.
287 neoterizing The present participle of neoterize.
288 neotrogla A genus of barklice
289 neotroglas The plural form of neotrogla; more than one (kind of) neotrogla.
290 Nepal Nepal is a country in Southeastern Asia.
291 nephew A nephew is the male child of someone's sister or brother My sister just had a baby boy. He is my nephew.
292 nephews The plural form of nephew; more than one (kind of) nephew.
293 nepoticide Nepoticide is the killing of one's nephew.
294 nepoticides The plural form of nepoticide; more than one (kind of) nepoticide.
295 nepotism Nepotism is when someone in power unfairly favors a family member. Typically It was a clear cut case of nepotism when the father hired his incompetent son for the position instead of the more qualified applicants.
296 nepotisms The plural form of nepotism; more than one (kind of) nepotism.
297 Neptune Neptune is the eighth and farthest planet from the Sun in the Solar System. You will need a telescope to see Neptune because it is too far away.
298 neptunium Neptunium is a chemical element with atomic number 93 and symbol Np.
299 needful If something is needful
300 needle A needle is a small She used a needle and blue thread to fix the hole in the shirt.
301 nerf To bump lightly
302 nerve A nerve is a cell in the body that sends signals. The brain is made of nerves. She can't feel anything with this arm, and can't move her arm, because the nerves were cut in an accident.
303 nerves The plural form of nerve; more than one (kind of) nerve.
304 nervous If you are nervous I am nervous about my examinations.
305 needled The past tense and past participle of needle.
306 needlework Needlework is the art of working with a needle especially in embroidery or needlepoint.
307 nest The home a bird builds for itself.
308 nest egg Money you save for the future. Often this is money kept for retirement or emergencies.
309 nest eggs The plural form of nest egg; more than one (kind of) nest egg.
310 nested The past tense and past participle of nest.
311 nesting The present participle of nest.
312 nesting instinct The instinct of some pregnant animals and humans to prepare a home for babies
313 needleworks The plural form of needlework; more than one (kind of) needlework.
314 needn't
315 nests The plural form of nest; more than one (kind of) nest.
316 net A net is a thing made of ropes or string that lets small things through but keeps big things in. I forgot my fishing net. What will we use to catch fish now?; The tennis player hit the ball into the net.
317 netball Netball refers to a game similar to basketball
318 negatives The plural form of negative; more than one (kind of) negative.
319 netbook A netbook is a kind of small portable computer. Joe brings his netbook to the library when he needs to do research for a paper.
320 netbooks The plural form of netbook; more than one (kind of) netbook.
321 nether Nether is the lowest underbody or the distant part of the earth. Rain water goes into the nether part of the earth.; Her chain fell into nether pit of the well.
322 Netherlands The Netherlands is a country in Europe. The man lives in the Netherlands.
323 netizen A netizen is a user of the internet.
324 netizens The plural form of netizen; more than one (kind of) netizen.
325 nets The plural form of net; more than one (kind of) net.
326 netted The past tense and past participle of net.
327 netting The present participle of net.
328 nettings The plural form of netting; more than one (kind of) netting.
329 nettle A nettle is a wild plant whose leaves are covered with stings and a little poisonous hair that could hurt you.
330 nazi A member of the National Socialist German Workers Party (the Nazi Party). The most famous nazi was Adolf Hitler.
331 negligence Negligence is the state of being careless and negligent.
332 networked The past tense and past participle of network.
333 networking The present participle of network.
334 networks The plural form of network; more than one (kind of) network.
335 neurocriminology Neurocriminology is an area of biocriminology. It uses neuroscience to study about crime.
336 neurologist A neurologist is a doctor who treats patients with problems in their nervous systems. Sigmund Freud was a neurologist who treated neurotic patients through psychotherapy and founded psychoanalysis.
337 neurologists The plural form of neurologist; more than one (kind of) neurologist.
338 neurology Neurology is the treatment of the nervous system by a medical doctor called a neurologist.
339 neuron A neuron is a cell in the body that sends information by electrical and chemical signals. The brain contains billions of neurons that help control movement and thinking.
340 neurons The plural form of neuron; more than one (kind of) neuron.
341 neuroscience Neuroscience is a type of science. It studies the nervous system (the brain and nerves). Thanks to neuroscience, we now have much better ways of helping people who injure their nerves or brains.; There are many different types of neuroscience. For example, some types study behavior, speech, or sleep problems. Neuroscience can study anything that has to do with the brain or nerves.
342 negotiated The past tense and past participle of negotiate.
343 negotiates The third-person singular form of negotiate.
344 neighed The past tense and past participle of neigh.
345 neutered The past tense and past participle of neuter.
346 neutering The present participle of neuter.
347 neuters The third-person singular form of neuter.
348 neutral Treating both sides equally. A judge in a trial must be neutral.; The referees in international matches are from neutral countries.; I think this new wording is more neutral than the old wording.; The newest wording is the most neutral of all.
349 neutralise If A neutralises B The antidote neutralised the toxin.
350 neutralised The past tense and past participle of neutralise.
351 neutralises The third-person singular form of neutralise.
352 neutralising The present participle of neutralise.
353 neutralities The plural form of neutrality; more than one (kind of) neutrality.
354 neutrality Neutrality is the state of being neutral and not supporting anyone in a situation.
355 neutralize If A neutralizes B The antidote neutralized the toxin.
356 neutralized The past tense and past participle of neutralize.
357 neutralizes The third-person singular form of neutralize.
358 neutralizing The present participle of neutralize.
359 neutron A neutron is a type particle in the nucleus (center) of an atom that is the largest out of all the particles in an atom Neutrons take up most of the space in an atom.
360 neutrons The plural form of neutron; more than one (kind of) neutron. Different amounts of neutrons are found in different things.
361 Nevada Nevada is a state in the United States of America (USA). Carson City is the capital of Nevada.
362 Nevaeh Nevaeh is a female given name.
363 never If something never happens As a child I was told that I should never tell a lie.
364 nevertheless You use nevertheless to add surprising information or something in contrast to what was already said or written. Morgan stopped working as a doctor in 1973. Nevertheless, he remained active in medical research until his death.; We are seriously over budget. I have nevertheless decided to continue with the project.
365 neighing The present participle of neigh.
366 New Age New Age is a religious movement based on eastern religions.
367 neighs The plural form of neigh; more than one (kind of) neigh.
368 New Hampshire New Hampshire is a state in the North-Eastern United States. Concord is the capital of New Hampshire.
369 New Jersey New Jersey is a state in the United States of America (USA). Trenton is the capital of New Jersey.
370 New Mexico New Mexico is a state located in the south-western United States. Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico.
371 New South Wales New South Wales is a state of Australia. Sydney is the capital of New South Wales.
372 New York New York is a state in the northeast of the United States. New York is one of the original English colonies in America.
373 New York City New York City is a city in New York in the United States of America.
374 New Yorker A New Yorker is a person who lives in either New York State or New York City.
375 New Yorkers The plural form of New Yorker; more than one (kind of) New Yorker.
376 New Zealand New Zealand is a country near Australia. Its capital city is Wellington.
377 newb A newb is someone that is new to a game That guy must be a newb at this video game. He has no idea how to play.
378 newbie A newbie is someone who is new to something; a newcomer.
379 newbies The plural form of newbie; more than one (kind of) newbie.
380 newborn If something is newborn
381 newborns The plural form of newborn; more than one (kind of) newborn.
382 newbs The plural form of newb; more than one (kind of) newb.
383 Newcastle Newcastle is a city in New South Wales
384 neologise If you neologise
385 neologised The past tense and past participle of neologise.
386 newer The comparative form of new; more new. Here, wear these shoes; they're newer and cleaner than those.
387 newest The superlative form of new; most new.
388 newly If something is newly formed The female insect deposits its eggs on the newly formed fruit.; During the 1960s, the newly independent Mali worked closely with Cuba.
389 news News is information about things that happened a short time ago Did you hear the news that the war just ended?; Do you have any news about Paul's sickness?
390 newscast A newscast is a broadcast of news that is transmitted through television
391 newscasts The plural form of newscast; more than one (kind of) newscast.
392 newsletter A newsletter is a publication issued periodically towards a targeted audience.
393 newsletters The plural form of newsletter; more than one (kind of) newsletter.
394 newspaper A newspaper is something you read for the news. It is usually published on cheap paper. "Democracy can't exist without newspapers." (The Independent, London, 2 March 2009)
395 newspapers The plural form of newspaper; more than one (kind of) newspaper. I have a stack of newspapers in my kitchen that needs to be recycled.
396 newsreel A newsreel is a short film containing news or current affairs.
397 newsreels The plural form of newsreel; more than one (kind of) newsreel.
398 newt A newt is an amphibian that looks like a lizard and lives in the water when it becomes an adult
399 newts The plural form of newt; more than one (kind of) newt.
400 next The next thing is the one after this one. I saw her again the next day.; The advances in technology will be amazing in the next decade or so.; When this is completed, the next step will be to edit everything carefully.; She plans to leave the company in the next two years.
401 neologises The third-person singular form of neologise.
402 Nganu Leima Nganu Leima is an ancient Meitei goddess of ducks and waterfowls.
403 Niamey Niamey is the capital city of Niger.
404 neologising The present participle of neologise.
405 neologize If you neologize
406 nerd A nerd is a person who seems more interested in technology and academics than in people and relationships. When I was a kid, I was a skinny little nerd with big glasses, and I couldn't find a date.
407 nerds The plural form of nerd; more than one (kind of) nerd.
408 nervously If you are acting or doing something nervously He paced nervously as he waited for the important phone call.
409 nervousness Nervousness is the state or quality of being nervous.
410 nestling Nestling is a baby bird which cannot leave its nest yet.
411 Nicaraguan A Nicaraguan is a person from Nicaragua.
412 Nicaraguans The plural form of Nicaraguan; more than one (kind of) Nicaraguan.
413 nice If something is nice I didn't know him, but I hear he was a very nice man.; Thank you, sir; have a nice day yourself, sir.; It's great. It's much nicer than your old place.; Thank you for coming! It was so nice to see you again.
414 nicely If something is done nicely
415 nestlings The plural form of nestling; more than one (kind of) nestling.
416 netballs The plural form of netball; more than one (kind of) netball.
417 niceties The plural form of nicety; more than one (kind of) nicety.
418 nicety A nicety is a small detail or distinction. We met the new captain while we were taking enemy fire and were unable to observe the niceties of formal introductions.
419 niche A niche is a good opportunity in the market for a specific kind of service.
420 niches The plural form of niche; more than one (kind of) niche.
421 Nicholas Nicholas is a male given name.
422 nick A nick is a small cut.
423 nicked The past tense and past participle of nick.
424 nickel A nickel is a coin that is worth five cents.
425 nickels The plural form of nickel; more than one (kind of) nickel.
426 Nicki Nicki is a female given name.
427 nicking The present participle of nick.
428 nickname A nickname is something people call you that is not your real name. This is often something your friends call you for fun My name is James, but my friends call my Ferret -- that's my nickname.; The name "Jenny" started as a nickname for "Jennifer."
429 nicknamed The past tense and past participle of nickname.
430 nettles The plural form of nettle; more than one (kind of) nettle.
431 nicknaming The present participle of nickname.
432 nicks The plural form of nick; more than one (kind of) nick.
433 Nicky Nicky is a female given name.
434 Nicola Nicola is a female given name.
435 Nicole Nicole is a female given name.
436 nicotine Nicotine is a chemical in tobacco that might make you want to smoke. I needed to smoke because I was addicted to nicotine.
437 network A network is a group of connections between a number of points. Electronic systems control the busiest parts of the rail network.; This is the first national TV network that is 100% sports.; We conduct much of our overseas banking business through a network of some 3,500 worldwide branches.; You can connect to the Internet through a wireless local network system.; I don't have a good social network in my new job.
438 nieces The plural form of niece; more than one (kind of) niece.
439 niftier The comparative form of nifty; more nifty.
440 niftiest The superlative form of nifty; most nifty.
441 nifty If something is nifty a nifty trick for reducing your household energy bill
442 Niger Niger is a country in Africa. Its official name is the Republic of Niger.
443 neigh A horse's neigh refers to the loud cry it makes.
444 neighbor American standard spelling of neighbour
445 nigga Another way to say nigger; it is often offensive Hey, what's up, nigga?
446 niggardly When someone is niggardly The economics teacher said people were being niggardly with their money.
447 niggas The plural form of nigga; more than one (kind of) nigga.
448 nigger A very offensive and insulting name for a black person Hey, nigger, what's up? (friendly if the speaker is black); Go back to Africa, nigger! (offensive)
449 neighborhood A neighborhood is part of a town or city. They live in an Italian neighborhood on the west side of the city.
450 niggle A niggle is a minor complaint or problem.
451 niggled The past tense and past participle of niggle.
452 niggles The plural form of niggle; more than one (kind of) niggle.
453 niggling The present participle of niggle.
454 night Nighttime. During the day we usually go hiking in the mountain. Then at night, we come back to the hotel to get some sleep.; We woke up at night because of the thunder.
455 nightclub A nightclub is a place that is open late at night to provide entertainment
456 nightclubbed The past tense and past participle of nightclub.
457 nightclubbing The present participle of nightclub.
458 nightclubs The plural form of nightclub; more than one (kind of) nightclub.
459 nightdress A nightdress is a female attire that is designed to be worn to bed.
460 nightdresses The plural form of nightdress; more than one (kind of) nightdress.
461 nightfall Nightfall is the end of the day; the beginning of night.
462 nightfalls The plural form of nightfall; more than one (kind of) nightfall.
463 nightie A nightie is a nightdress for women which they wear when they sleep. Mary climbed into bed after puttin on her nightie.
464 nighties The plural form of nightie; more than one (kind of) nightie.
465 nightmare A nightmare is a bad or frightening dream.
466 nightmares The plural form of nightmare; more than one (kind of) nightmare.
467 nights The plural form of night; more than one (kind of) night.
468 nighttime Period from 18:00 (6:00 pm) to 05:59 (5:59 am). Right now it is nighttime in London.
469 nighttimes The plural form of nighttime; more than one (kind of) nighttime.
470 Nihon Another term for Japan.
471 nihonium Nihonium is a synthetic radioactive element with an atomic number of 113 and symbol Nh.
472 nil Nil is zero. Their chances of meeting again are almost nil.; She won six games to nil.
473 Nile The Nile is a large river in Africa flowing through Khartoum and Cairo into the Mediterranean Sea. It is the longest river in the world.
474 Nile crocodile The Nile crocodile is a type of crocodile from Africa. It is the largest type of crocodile in Africa.
475 Nile crocodiles The plural form of Nile crocodile; more than one (kind of) Nile crocodile.
476 nimble If something or someone is nimble He tried to catch his friend, but she was too 'nimble.
477 nimbler The comparative form of nimble; more nimble.
478 nimblest The superlative form of nimble; most nimble.
479 neighborhoods The plural form of neighborhood; more than one (kind of) neighborhood.
480 nimrod A nimrod is a foolish person.
481 nimrods The plural form of nimrod; more than one (kind of) nimrod.
482 nincompoop A nincompoop is a foolish or silly person.
483 nincompoops The plural form of nincompoop; more than one (kind of) nincompoop.
484 nine ordinal ninth) Nine is the number that is after eight and before ten. It can be written as 9. Children study in school about nine months a year.
485 nines The plural form of nine; more than one (kind of) nine.
486 nineteen ordinal nineteenth) Nineteen is the number that is after eighteen and before twenty. It can also be written as 19. Nineteen ducks swim on the lake.
487 nineteens The plural form of nineteen; more than one (kind of) nineteen.
488 nineteenth The nineteenth thing is the one that is number nineteen (19) in order.
489 neighboring American standard spelling of neighbouring
490 ninetieth The ninetieth thing is the one that is number ninety (90) in order.
491 ninety ordinal ninetieth) Ninety is an even number. In numerals Ninety years ago, things were different.
492 ninety-nine ordinal ninety-ninth) Ninety-nine (99) is the odd number that comes before one hundred. Ninety-nine apples lay on the table.
493 ninja A ninja wears a black bandana around the head and they are known as being sneaky and stealthy.
494 ninjas The plural form of ninja; more than one (kind of) ninja.
495 new If something is new They had a new car.; In 1900, the idea was very new.
496 New Delhi New Delhi is the capital city of India. It is located in the national capital territory of Delhi.
497 niobium An element with atomic number 41 and the symbol Nb. It was formerly known as columbium (Cb)
498 nip To pinch The small dog nipped at her fingers affectionately.
499 nipped The third-person singular form of nip.
500 nipping The past tense and past participle of nip.
501 newcomer A newcomer is someone who is new to something. He is a newcomer.
502 newcomers The plural form of newcomer; more than one (kind of) newcomer.
503 Nipponese Nipponese people are inhabitants of Japan. Nipponese people are from Japan.
504 nips The third-person singular form of nip.
505 Niralee Niralee is a female given name.
506 nirvana When a person has reached nirvana
507 Ngaleima Ngaleima is an ancient Meitei goddess of fish and aquatic life.
508 nib The nib is the pointed end part of a pen which the ink comes out from.
509 nitrate A nitrate is any salt or compound of nitric acid.
510 nitrated The past tense and past participle of nitrate.
511 nitrates The plural form of nitrate; more than one (kind of) nitrate.
512 nitrating The present participle of nitrate.
513 nitrogen Nitrogen is a colourless gas that has an atomic number of 7 and the symbol N. The air we breathe is mostly made of nitrogen.; Nitrogen does not react very easily.; Liquid nitrogen is used to keep other things very cold.
514 nitroglycerin Nitroglycerin is a type of explosive that is made by mixing nitric acid and glycerol.
515 nitroglycerine Nitroglycerine is a type of explosive that is made by mixing nitric acid and glycerol.
516 nibble When you nibble on something That squirrel nibbled on the nut it was holding.
517 nibbled The past tense and past participle of nibble.
518 nibbles The third-person singular form of nibble.
519 nibbling The present participle of nibble.
520 nibs The plural form of nib; more than one (kind of) nib.
521 Nixon Nixon is a given name.
522 Nicaragua Nicaragua is a country in Central America.
523 no honor among thieves Bad people will treat everyone badly
524 no longer If something is no longer true I quit last week, so I no longer work there.
525 no matter If something is true no matter what else happens No matter what she says, I'll believe you.
526 no one no person
527 no strings attached If a contract has no strings attached
528 no way You say no way to strongly reject something; definitely not! "Are you going to help?" "No way! It's your problem, not mine."
529 Noah Noah is a male given name.
530 nobelium Nobelium is a chemical element (symbol No) with an atomic number of 102. It was named after Alfred Nobel.
531 nobilities The plural form of nobility; more than one (kind of) nobility.
532 nobility Nobility is a privileged social class
533 noble A noble is an aristocrat; a member of the highest social class. This house was occupied by nobles in the 16th century.
534 noble gas Any of the elements of group 18 of the periodic table Helium is the first noble gas in the periodic table.
535 noble gases The plural form of noble gas; more than one (kind of) noble gas.
536 nobleman A nobleman is a man who belongs by rank
537 noblemen The plural form of nobleman; more than one (kind of) nobleman.
538 nobler The comparative form of noble; more noble.
539 nobles The plural form of noble; more than one (kind of) noble.
540 noblest The superlative form of noble; most noble.
541 nobly In a manner which is noble. She died nobly, trying to save the lives of others.
542 nobodies The plural form of nobody; more than one (kind of) nobody.
543 nobody no person Nobody would do something like that.; Almost nobody lives on Greenland.
544 nocturnal When someone is nocturnal Owls are nocturnal animals.
545 nod If you nod I asked him if he wanted an ice cream, and he nodded in agreement.
546 nodded The past tense and past participle of nod.
547 nodding The present participle of nod.
548 node A node is a center point The railway station was the town's transport node where all the buses stopped.
549 nodes The plural form of node; more than one (kind of) node.
550 nods The third-person singular form of nod.
551 noise A noise is a sound There's too much noise. I can't hear what she's saying.
552 noises The plural form of noise; more than one (kind of) noise.
553 noisier The comparative form of noisy; more noisy.
554 noisiest The superlative form of noisy; most noisy.
555 nicer The comparative form of nice; more nice.
556 nicest The superlative form of nice; most nice.
557 nicknames The plural form of nickname; more than one (kind of) nickname.
558 niece A niece is the female child of someone's sister or brother and is a part of their extended family. My brother has a daughter. She is my niece.
559 Nigeria Nigeria is a country in western Africa. Its official name is the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
560 neurotypical A neurotypical person is someone who behaves normally.
561 neurotypicals The plural form of neurotypical; more than one (kind of) neurotypical.
562 neuter A neuter word or form is neither male nor female. In English, it is a neuter pronoun.; The word child is often used as a neuter term instead of boy or girl.
563 Nigerian Nigerian is the language that people from Nigeria speak.
564 niggers (vulgar
565 nimbly If something is done nimbly
566 ninths The plural form of ninth; more than one (kind of) ninth.
567 nipple A nipple is a mammary gland. On female mammals
568 nipples The plural form of nipple; more than one (kind of) nipple.
569 nite A short way to say night. The family went to a nite at the opera.
570 nites The plural form of nite; more than one (kind of) nite.
571 niveous A niveous place is snowy or resembles snow.
572 nix If you nix something
573 nixed The past tense and past participle of nix.
574 nixes The third-person singular form of nix.
575 nixing The present participle of nix.
576 no Used to disagree or refuse; to say something different from what the other person said. No, I do not fish.; No, I still have some things to do first.
577 nineties The plural form of ninety; more than one (kind of) ninety.
578 ninth The ninth thing is something that is number nine (9) in order.
579 noisily If something is done noisily
580 noisy If someone or something is noisy Students are often noisy in class.
581 Nolan Nolan is a male given name. Nolan is a surname.
582 nomad A nomad is a person who moves from place to place and does not have a set home.
583 nomadic When someone is nomadic
584 nomads The plural form of nomad; more than one (kind of) nomad.
585 nomenclature Nomenclature is a system for naming things and putting things into categories. It is used in science My science teacher asked me: "How is your Felis catus today?" I had no idea she was using scientific nomenclature to ask me how my cat is.; The teacher explained that there are thousands of words for "cat" in different languages. However, if you said "Felis catus" to any scientist in the world, they would know you were talking about a cat.
586 nomenclatures The plural form of nomenclature; more than one (kind of) nomenclature.
587 nominal The nominal price GDP grew at a nominal rate of 3.4%, or 1.4% after adjusting for inflation.
588 nominals The plural form of nominal; more than one (kind of) nominal.
589 nominate To name someone for a role or position Jim nominated Tom to be the leader of their group
590 nominated The past tense and past participle of nominate.
591 nominates The third-person singular form of nominate.
592 nominating The present participle of nominate.
593 nomination Nomination The process of suggesting a candidate for either election to an office Senator Barry Goldwater won the Republican Party's nomination for President of the United States of America in 1964 after competing with and defeating Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York for it.
594 nominations The plural form of nomination; more than one (kind of) nomination.
595 nominee A nominee is a person who has been nominated to do something.
596 nominees The plural form of nominee; more than one (kind of) nominee.
597 non non or non- means the same as not That drink is non-alcoholic, it has no alcohol in it.; He is a non-believer; he does not believe at all.
598 non- Words with the prefix non- usually mean the opposite of the same word without it. non-alcoholic means it is not alcoholic; nonadjustable means it cannot be adjusted
599 nonadjustable Nonadjustable is something that is not adjustable (cannot be adjusted). The chair's height was nonadjustable.
600 nonagon A nonagon is a shape with nine sides.
601 nonagons The plural form of nonagon; more than one (kind of) nonagon.
602 nonalcoholic If a drink is nonalcoholic
603 non-alcoholic If a drink is non-alcoholic
604 non-binary A person who is is non-binary is not fully a man but also not fully a woman. Alex and their friend are both non-binary.
605 noncardiac
606 nonchargeable Something that is nonchargeable is not able to be charged.
607 non-comparable adjective An adjective that has only one form. "Iron" is a non-comparable adjective.
608 non-comparable adjectives The plural form of non-comparable adjective; more than one (kind of) non-comparable adjective.
609 nonconformist A nonconformist is someone who does not conform to already made practices or rules.
610 nonconformists The plural form of nonconformist; more than one (kind of) nonconformist.
611 nondescript If something is nondescript He drives a nondescript white car.
612 none Not any. I looked to see how many coins I had, but I had none.; There was no food on the table, and there was none in the kitchen either.
613 nonetheless When x is true It's raining, but we're going to eat outside nonetheless.; The British were very interested in starting talks. Nonetheless, it was the Americans who actually got things organised.
614 non-fiction Non-fiction is a book or magazine that is factual and true I borrowed non-fiction books from the library to help me write my science essay.
615 non-finite a verb (phrase) or a clause that is not marked for tense.
616 non-finite auxiliary A non-finite auxiliary is an auxiliary verb that is not marked for tense.
617 Nongpok Ningthou Nongpok Ningthou is an ancient Meitei guardian God of the eastern direction.
618 Nongshaba Nongshaba is an ancient Meitei dragon lion God of protection.
619 Nongthang Leima Nongthang Leima is an ancient Meitei goddess of seduction
620 nonhuman A nonhuman is an animal that is not human.
621 non-human A non-human is an animal that is not human.
622 nonhumans The plural form of nonhuman; more than one (kind of) nonhuman.
623 non-humans The plural form of non-human; more than one (kind of) non-human.
624 nonillion ordinal nonillionth) The number 1
625 nonillions The plural form of nonillion; more than one (kind of) nonillion.
626 noninterchangeable Not interchangeable.
627 nonmetal If an element is a nonmetal Chlorine is a nonmetal.
628 nonmetals The plural form of nonmetal; more than one (kind of) nonmetal.
629 nonobscene If something is nonobscene The video was nonobscene.
630 nonperishable When something is nonperishable
631 nonperishables The plural form of nonperishable; more than one (kind of) nonperishable.
632 nonracial When something is nonracial
633 non-rhotic If a dialect (form of a language) or accent is non-rhotic
634 nonsense Something is nonsense when it makes no sense or has no meaning. This is just a bunch of words randomly jumbled together. It is complete nonsense.
635 nonsensical When something is nonsensical
636 nonstandard If something is nonstandard The size of that icon is nonstandard.
637 nonswimmer A nonswimmer is someone who is not able to swim.
638 nonswimmers The plural form of nonswimmer; more than one (kind of) nonswimmer.
639 nonviolent When something is nonviolent Mahatma Gandhi and his protesters protested in a nonviolent way.
640 nonwhite A person who is not white; a person who is not Caucasian.
641 nonwhites The plural form of nonwhite; more than one (kind of) nonwhite. There is sometimes discrimination against nonwhites by whites.
642 noob A noob is a beginner or a newbie; a player of a game who has just started out; not having the experience that other players have with the game. The noobs never understand the rules of the game.
643 noobs The plural form of noob; more than one (kind of) noob.
644 noodle A noodle is a long thin food made of flour I cooked ramen noodles for dinner.
645 noodles The plural form of noodle; more than one (kind of) noodle.
646 nook A nook is a hidden or secluded place; a retreat. Geoff loved to sit and read in his favorite nook under a tree.
647 nooks The plural form of nook; more than one (kind of) nook.
648 noon 12:00 (12:00 pm). We turned the television on just before noon.
649 noons The plural form of noon; more than one (kind of) noon.
650 noose A noose is usually a rope used for execution or to commit suicide. This man killed himself with a noose.
651 nooses The plural form of noose; more than one (kind of) noose.
652 noosphere Noosphere is a scientific term meaning "mind-domain". Noo means mind
653 noospheres The plural form of noosphere; more than one (kind of) noosphere.
654 nope Another word for no. "Do you want something to eat?" "Nope, just coffee."; "Are you ready?" "Nope, I still have some things to do first."
655 nor Used to show two things that are both untrue or do not happen. He was calm, neither happy nor sad.; Neither my wife nor I knew what to do.; I don't belong here. Nor do you.
656 nor'easters
657 Nora Nora is a female given name.
658 Norah Norah is a female given name.
659 Nordic If something is Nordic Nordic design is known for being simple and natural.
660 nor'easter A nor'easter is a type of storm system. The nor'easter caused lots of snow and wind.
661 nor'easters The plural form of nor'easter; more than one (kind of) nor'easter.
662 norm A norm is the usual situation CDs are dying out and MP3s are becoming the norm.; His income is slightly above the norm for someone in his position.; Many teens find it very important to conform to group norms.
663 normal A normal thing A normal computer has a keyboard and a screen.
664 normalise If you normalise something
665 normalised The past tense and past participle of normalise.
666 normalises The third-person singular form of normalise.
667 normalising The present participle of normalise.
668 normalities The plural form of normality; more than one (kind of) normality.
669 normality The state of being normal. One day, we will get back to normality.
670 normalize If you normalize something
671 normalized The past tense and past participle of normalize.
672 normalizes The third-person singular form of normalize.
673 normalizing The present participle of normalize.
674 normally You use normally to show what usually happens or what you usually do. Normally, we eat lunch at 12:00.
675 normative statement A normative statement makes a moral judgement about what should be the case.
676 normie A normie is someone with mainstream and conventional beliefs and tastes.
677 normies The plural form of normie; more than one (kind of) normie.
678 norms The plural form of norm; more than one (kind of) norm.
679 Norse Of
680 north North is the direction towards the top of the Earth Canada is the biggest country in North America.
681 North America The continent that is east of the Pacific Ocean The United States, Canada, and Mexico are all in North America.
682 North Carolina North Carolina is a state in the United States of America (USA). Raleigh is the capital of North Carolina.
683 North Dakota North Dakota is a state in the United States of America (U.S.). Bismarck is the capital of North Dakota.
684 North Korea North Korea is a country in east Asia. The capital city of North Korea is Pyongyang.
685 northbound If you are travelling northbound
686 northeast Northeasth is the direction between north and east.
687 northeastern A northeastern state Maine is in the northeastern United States.
688 northern If something is northern We couldn't go south, so we looked for a more northern route.; The birds are found from the Missouri River west to the Rocky Mountains and from southern Canada to northern Mexico.; Once the Soviet Union fell, Iran's northern borders became peaceful.; Almost every forest in the Northern Hemisphere has been logged.; Rock River runs along the northern edge of town.
689 Northern Hemisphere The Northern Hemisphere is the part of a hemisphere that is north of its equator.
690 Northern Hemispheres The plural form of Northern Hemisphere; more than one (kind of) Northern Hemisphere.
691 Northern Ireland The Northern Ireland is a state located on the island of Ireland that is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
692 Northern Territory The Northern Territory is a territory of Australia. Darwin is the capital of the Northern Territory.
693 northerner A northerner is a person or thing that is from the north of a place. I am a Northerner who moved South when I left home.
694 northerners The plural form of northerner; more than one (kind of) northerner.
695 Northman A person from Scandinavia A common medieval prayer was: "From the fury of the Northmen deliver us, O Lord."
696 Northmen The plural form of Northman; more than one (kind of) Northman.
697 Northumberland Northumberland is a small county at the most northerly part of England and is home to the most famous of Viking raids.
698 northward Moving or facing north.
699 northwards moving or facing north.
700 northwest The direction in between north and west; northwest can be shortened to NW.
701 northwestern If somebody or something is northwestern
702 northwesternmost The superlative form of northwestern; most northwestern.
703 Norway Norway is a country in the north of Europe
704 Norwegian Norwegian is a language spoken by around 5 million people I can not understand a word Norwegian, but I think it is a very nice language.
705 Norwegians The plural form of Norwegian; more than one (kind of) Norwegian.
706 nose The part of the face that sticks out and is used for breathing and smelling things. His nose is very big.
707 nosed The past tense and past participle of nose.
708 noses The plural form of nose; more than one (kind of) nose.
709 nosey If you are nosey He is always too interested in what I am doing. He's such a nosey boy
710 nosier The comparative form of nosy; more nosy.
711 nosiest The superlative form of nosy; most nosy.
712 nosing The present participle of nose.
713 nostalgic If you feel nostalgic Listening to old songs makes me feel nostalgic for my childhood.
714 nostril A nostril is one of the two holes at the bottom of the nose. When you breathe using your nose, air goes through your nostril.
715 nostrils The plural form of nostril; more than one (kind of) nostril.
716 nosy If you are nosy He is always too interested in what I am doing. He's such a nosy boy
717 not "Not" makes a phrase have the opposite meaning. I was not there.; I am not fat!
718 not only You use not only at the beginning of a phrase to say that something else was involved. We saw not only this country but all of Europe as well.; She not only had never had a salad, but had never even heard of one.; Not only was he nice, but he was also helpful.
719 not only mention the team of god!
720 notabilities The plural form of notability; more than one (kind of) notability.
721 notability The notability of a person is how notable they are.
722 notable A person or a thing is notable if the person or thing is famous She is a notable writer: people in many different countries read her books.; A notable event happened here today. It will be in the newspaper.
723 notably If something is notably done The artist's work was notably praised for its originality.
724 notaries The plural form of notary; more than one (kind of) notary.
725 notarise If you notarise something
726 notarised The past tense and past participle of notarise.
727 notarises The third-person singular form of notarise.
728 notarising The present participle of notarise.
729 notarize If you notarize something
730 notarized The past tense and past participle of notarize.
731 notarizes The third-person singular form of notarize.
732 notarizing The present participle of notarize.
733 notary A notary is a lawyer who drafts legal documents and provides legal advice for private parties. They do not represent their client in court.
734 notation A notation is a few words written to explain something
735 notations The plural form of notation; more than one (kind of) notation.
736 notch A notch is an indentation.
737 notched The past tense and past participle of notch.
738 notches The plural form of notch; more than one (kind of) notch.
739 notching The present participle of notch.
740 note A note is a single sound in music. In this song, every word is on a different note.
741 notebook A notebook is a book with blank sheets that you can write or draw in. Remember to take your notebook to class.
742 notebooks The plural form of notebook; more than one (kind of) notebook.
743 noted If somebody is a noted person Joining us today is noted author and historian Pierre Burton.; The zoo is noted for its three pandas.
744 notes The plural form of note; more than one (kind of) note. Check his notes. Maybe they'll give us an idea where to go next.; The notes in this part of the song should be played staccato.
745 noteworthier The comparative form of noteworthy; more noteworthy.
746 noteworthies The plural form of noteworthy; more than one (kind of) noteworthy.
747 noteworthiest The superlative form of noteworthy; most noteworthy.
748 noteworthy Deserving attention; notable; worthy of notice. Zukertort represent the other most noteworthy tournaments.
749 nothing Not anything. Without any things. I bought nothing in the shop, because it was closed.
750 notice If you notice something You didn't even notice that I cut my hair.; When the cook changed, I noticed the difference right away.; I've looked at her a thousand times, but I'd never noticed her green eyes before.; "Did you see the mistakes?" "No, I'm afraid I didn't notice.; I couldn't help noticing that you look lost. Can I help?
751 noticeable Something that is noticeable is very easily seen or noticed. There was a noticeable increase in work being done.; The event caused some noticeable drama between the teams.
752 noticeably If something is done noticeably
753 noticed The past tense and past participle of notice.
754 notices The third-person singular form of notice.
755 noticing The present participle of notice.
756 notification A notification is a message that notifies you of something.
757 notifications The plural form of notification; more than one (kind of) notification.
758 notified The past tense and past participle of notify.
759 notifies The third-person singular form of notify.
760 notify If you notify someone
761 notifying The present participle of notify.
762 noting The present participle of note.
763 notion A notion is an idea about something. The film questions the standard notions of right and wrong.; We have to reject this strange notion that some languages are better than others.; I made my way home each night with at least some notion of hope.
764 notions The plural form of notion; more than one (kind of) notion.
765 notorieties The plural form of notoriety; more than one (kind of) notoriety.
766 notoriety Notoriety is the state of being well-known
767 notorious If something is notorious
768 notwithstanding If something is true notwithstanding something else We're going ahead with the event as planned, notwithstanding the heavy rain and wind.; He's really a terrible man, his excellent work notwithstanding.; Notwithstanding, the problem is a significant one.; You live an eternal life notwithstanding that your seat of consciousness is currently physical.
769 Nouakchott Nouakchott is the capital city of Mauritania.
770 nought Nought is zero. What's three quarters as a decimal? Nought point seven five, right?; There are six noughts in one million.
771 nought-o'clock 00:00 (12:00 am).
772 noughts The plural form of nought; more than one (kind of) nought.
773 noun A noun is a kind of word that is usually the name of a person The words "cat", "home", "bread", "Sue" and "sunshine" are nouns.
774 nouns The plural form of noun; more than one (kind of) noun. "Cat", "tree" and "house" are examples of nouns.
775 nourish If you nourish a baby
776 nourished The past tense and past participle of nourish.
777 nourishes The third-person singular form of nourish.
778 nourishing The present participle of nourish.
779 nourishment Nourishment is the act of nourishing or the state of being nourished.
780 nourishments The plural form of nourishment; more than one (kind of) nourishment.
781 nov November (the month).
782 novate If you novate something
783 novated The past tense and past participle of novate.
784 novates The third-person singular form of novate.
785 novating The present participle of novate.
786 novel Something that is novel is new and interesting. "That's a novel idea!"
787 novelist A novelist is a person who writes novels Leo Tolstoy is a famous Russian novelist and has written many novels.
788 novelists The plural form of novelist; more than one (kind of) novelist.
789 novella A novella is a short form of a book. It has between 7 Animal Farm by George Orwell has 30,000 words and would be considered a novella.
790 novellas The plural form of novella; more than one (kind of) novella.
791 novels The plural form of novel; more than one (kind of) novel.
792 novelties The plural form of novelty; more than one (kind of) novelty.
793 novelty A novelty is something that is new or unique.
794 November November is the eleventh month of the year. There are 30 days in November.
795 Novembers The plural form of November; more than one (kind of) November.
796 novemdecillion The number 10⁶⁰.
797 novemdecillions The plural form of novemdecillion; more than one (kind of) novemdecillion.
798 novice A novice is a person who is new to a field or activity. I was once a novice at football.
799 novices The plural form of novice; more than one (kind of) novice.
800 noviciate A noviciate is the period where a novice is trained for a religious position.
801 noviciates The plural form of noviciate; more than one (kind of) noviciate.
802 novitiate A novitiate is the period where a novice is trained for a religious position.
803 novitiates The plural form of novitiate; more than one (kind of) novitiate.
804 now You use now when you want to say that something is true at this time. It is also used for things a short time in the future or a short time in the past. I had many problems before, but I'm OK now.; What did you say just now?; The English teacher is at the library now.
805 nowadays Now and recently; in this time. Back then we walked everywhere, but nowadays everyone drives a car.
806 nowhere (in We tried to follow his instructions but we got nowhere.; I got lost and found myself in the middle of nowhere.
807 nowt Nowt means nothing There is nowt in this box.
808 noxious If something is noxious As the bird got near, the insect put out a noxious-smelling substance.
809 nozzle A nozzle is a short tube that forms the vent of a hose or pipe.
810 nozzles The plural form of nozzle; more than one (kind of) nozzle.
811 nu Thirteenth letter of Greek.
812 nuance A nuance is a minor difference.
813 nuanced The past tense and past participle of nuance.
814 nuances The plural form of nuance; more than one (kind of) nuance.
815 nuancing The present participle of nuance.
816 nuclear Nuclear weapons Japan relies mainly on nuclear power (atomic energy) generation for its energy needs.; The US has more nuclear weapons than any other country. Many of them are called atomic bombs.; Most Canadians live in a nuclear family: the husband, wife, and children.
817 nuclear bomb A nuclear bomb is a kind of bomb that uses the energy made from fission or fusion nuclear reactions.
818 nuclear bombs The plural form of nuclear bomb; more than one (kind of) nuclear bomb.
819 nuclear family A nuclear family is made up of two parents and their child/children.
820 nuclear weapon A nuclear weapon is a weapon that uses nuclear energy to cause an explosion.
821 nuclear weapons The plural form of nuclear weapon; more than one (kind of) nuclear weapon.
822 nuclearise If something is nuclearised
823 nuclearised The past tense and past participle of nuclearise.
824 nuclearises The third-person singular form of nuclearise.
825 nuclearising The present participle of nuclearise.
826 nuclearize If something is nuclearized
827 nuclearized The past tense and past participle of nuclearize.
828 nuclearizes The third-person singular form of nuclearize.
829 nuclearizing The present participle of nuclearize.
830 nuclei The plural form of nucleus; more than one (kind of) nucleus.
831 nucleus A nucleus is the central part of something Our cells store their genetic information in their nucleus.; The nucleus of an atom is made up of protons and neutrons.
832 nucleuses The plural form of nucleus; more than one (kind of) nucleus.
833 nuclide A nuclide is a specific kind of atom defined by the exact number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus.
834 nuclides The plural form of nuclide; more than one (kind of) nuclide.
835 nude Someone who is nude is not wearing clothes or some other covering.
836 nudes The plural form of nude; more than one (kind of) nude.
837 nudge A nudge gentle push. He gave her shoulder a nudge.
838 nudged The past tense and past participle of nudge.
839 nudges The plural form of nudge; more than one (kind of) nudge.
840 nudging The present participle of nudge.
841 nudie A nudie is a person who practices nudism.
842 nudies The plural form of nudie; more than one (kind of) nudie.
843 nudism Nudism is the practice of being nude in a public place.
844 nudist A nudist is a person who practices nudism.
845 nudists The plural form of nudist; more than one (kind of) nudist.
846 nudity The state of being nude.
847 nugget A nugget is a small and compact piece of something
848 nuggets The plural form of nugget; more than one (kind of) nugget.
849 nuisance A nuisance is something or someone that bothers or annoys.
850 nuisances The plural form of nuisance; more than one (kind of) nuisance.
851 nuke A nuke is another word for nuclear bomb. North Korea launched another nuke yesterday.
852 nuked The past tense and past participle of nuke.
853 nukes The plural form of nuke; more than one (kind of) nuke.
854 nuking The present participle of nuke.
855 null If a law Your marriage to the King has been declared null and void.
856 nulled The past tense and past participle of null.
857 nullified The past tense and past participle of nullify.
858 nullifies The third-person singular form of nullify.
859 nullify If you nullify something The FCC voted on Thursday Dec 14, 2017 to nullify 2015’s Open Internet Order and its strong net neutrality rules.
860 nullifying The present participle of nullify.
861 nulling The present participle of null.
862 nulls The plural form of null; more than one (kind of) null.
863 numb If someone is numb My hand was so cold it went numb.
864 number A symbol that that is used to describe quantity; a numeral. 2, 5589, and 0 are all numbers.
865 number sign The character # used to represent the word number; the hash sign; also called the pound sign in the United States of America.
866 number signs The plural form of number sign; more than one (kind of) number sign.
867 numbered The past tense and past participle of number.
868 numbering The present participle of number.
869 numbers The plural form of number; more than one (kind of) number.
870 numbest The superlative form of numb; most numb.
871 numerable If something is numerable
872 numeral A numeral is a symbol or word that represents a number He dialed the number by looking carefully at each numeral.
873 numerals The plural form of numeral; more than one (kind of) numeral.
874 numerator In a fraction In the fraction 3/4, the numerator is 3 and the denominator is 4.
875 numerators The plural form of numerator; more than one (kind of) numerator.
876 numeric Something that is a number or relates to numbers. The characters 0 through 9 are numeric.
877 numerical Numerical values In Tokyo, building addresses generally don't run in numerical order.; This kind of grading attempts to put a numerical value on everything students do.
878 numerous If something is numerous Why are there numerous ants here?
879 nun A nun is a member of a religious community of women who live under vows and usually wear a habit.
880 nunchaku A nunchaku is a kind of weapon with two short sticks connected at one end by a chain or rope.
881 nunchakus The plural form of nunchaku; more than one (kind of) nunchaku.
882 nunchuck A nunchuck is a kind of weapon with two short sticks connected at one end by a chain or rope.
883 nunchucks The plural form of nunchuck; more than one (kind of) nunchuck.
884 nunchuk A nunchuk is a kind of weapon with two short sticks connected at one end by a chain or rope.
885 nunchuks The plural form of nunchuk; more than one (kind of) nunchuk.
886 Nungthel Leima Nungthel Leima is an ancient Meitei Goddess of the first citizen. She is the adopted daughter of God Koupalu and Goddess Kounu. She is the wife of God Loyalakpa.
887 nunneries The plural form of nunnery; more than one (kind of) nunnery.
888 nunnery A nunnery is the place where a nun lives.
889 nuns The plural form of nun; more than one (kind of) nun.
890 nurse A nurse is a healthcare worker who helps doctors and helps sick or injured people with the activities of daily life.
891 nurse shark A nurse shark is a type of shark of the family Ginglymostomatidae that have two fleshy barbels hanging from the lower jaw.
892 nurse sharks The plural form of nurse shark; more than one (kind of) nurse shark.
893 nursed The past tense and past participle of nurse.
894 nurseries The plural form of nursery; more than one (kind of) nursery.
895 nursery A nursery is place where babies are kept.
896 nurses The plural form of nurse; more than one (kind of) nurse.
897 nursing If a female is nursing The nursing bear wouldn't move far until her cubs were older.
898 nursings The plural form of nursing; more than one (kind of) nursing.
899 nurture To nurture is to protect something and be very careful with it
900 nurtured The past tense and past participle of nurture.
901 nurtures The third-person singular form of nurture.
902 nurturing The present participle of nurture.
903 nus The plural form of nu; more than one (kind of) nu.
904 nut A nut is a kind of seed that usually grows on trees inside a hard shell and that people often eat. Nuts are a good source of protein.
905 nutcase A nutcase is an insane person.
906 nutcases The plural form of nutcase; more than one (kind of) nutcase.
907 nutrient A nutrient is a something that is eaten for nourishment or energy. Nuts and berries are healthy: they are full of nutrients.
908 nutrients The plural form of nutrient; more than one (kind of) nutrient.
909 nutrition nutrition is the organic process by which an organism takes in food for growth.
910 nutritional Relating to nutrients.
911 nutritionist A nutritionist is an expert or specialist in nutrition.
912 nutritionists The plural form of nutritionist; more than one (kind of) nutritionist.
913 nutritions The plural form of nutrition; more than one (kind of) nutrition.
914 nutritious If a food or drink is nutritious
915 nutritive If something is nutritive
916 nuts The plural form of nut; more than one (kind of) nut.
917 nutshell The shell that surrounds the kernel (the hard part in the center) of a nut Because nutshells are very hard, it takes a lot of time to crack them open.
918 nutshells The plural form of nutshell; more than one (kind of) nutshell.
919 nutted The past tense and past participle of nut.
920 nuttier The comparative form of nutty; more nutty.
921 nuttiest The superlative form of nutty; most nutty.
922 nuttiness The nuttiness of a food is how nutty it tastes.
923 nutting The present participle of nut.
924 nutty If something is nutty
925 Nuuk Nuuk is the capital city of Greenland.
926 nuzzle If you nuzzle something
927 nuzzled The past tense and past participle of nuzzle.
928 nuzzles The third-person singular form of nuzzle.
929 nuzzling The present participle of nuzzle.
930 nylon Nylon is a type of synthetic polymer.
931 nylons The plural form of nylon; more than one (kind of) nylon.
932 nymph A nymph is an attractive young girl.
933 nympho A clipping of nymphomaniac.
934 nymphoes The plural form of nympho; more than one (kind of) nympho.
935 nymphomaniac A nymphomaniac is a woman with an excessive sexual desire.
936 nymphomaniacs The plural form of nymphomaniac; more than one (kind of) nymphomaniac.
937 nymphos The plural form of nympho; more than one (kind of) nympho.
938 nymphs The plural form of nymph; more than one (kind of) nymph.

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