| nervous |
of or concerning the nerves. [4 definitions] |
| nervous system |
the system of nerves and nerve centers in most multicellular animals. |
| -ness |
condition; quality; degree. [2 definitions] |
| nest |
a structure used by a bird to lay eggs and rear young, often constructed on a tree, in high grass, or in a cavity using twigs, fibers, and the like. [11 definitions] |
| nestle |
to lie close or curled up, as for warmth or affection. [3 definitions] |
| net1 |
a meshlike fabric made of cotton, silk, or other material that is woven or tied together in knots. [6 definitions] |
| net2 |
available after expenses and deductions have been subtracted. [5 definitions] |
| Netherlands |
(used with a sing. or pl. verb) a European country on the North Sea between Belgium and Germany (prec. by "the"). |
| nettle |
one of a variety of herbs, the leaves of which are covered with hairs that release a stinging substance when touched. [3 definitions] |
| network |
a system or process that involves a number of persons, groups or organizations. [7 definitions] |
| neurotic |
of or involving a neurosis. [3 definitions] |
| neutral |
not belonging to or taking any side or giving assistance to any of the conflicting parties in a dispute or contest. [9 definitions] |
| neutralize |
to cause to be ineffective; counteract. [3 definitions] |
| neutron |
an elementary particle having no charge, spin of one-half, and mass approximately equal to a proton, present in the nucleus of all atoms except the common isotope of hydrogen. |
| Nevada |
a western U.S. state between California and Utah. (abbr.: NV) |
| never |
not on any occasion; not at any time. [2 definitions] |
| nevertheless |
however; in spite of that. |
| new |
having recently arrived, been produced, or come into existence. [9 definitions] |
| newbie |
(informal) a person who is new to something, esp. using the internet or playing computer games. |
| newborn |
very recently born. [3 definitions] |
| New Brunswick |
a Canadian Maritime Province located northeast of Maine. |