English Words Starting With N
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- nasolacrimal duct/ˌneɪ.zəʊˈlæk.rɪ.məl dʌkt/The anatomical channel that drains tears from the eye into the nasal cavity.nounVery Low
- nasology/neɪˈzɒlədʒi/The study or science of the nose.nounExtremely rare / Technical
- nasopharynx/ˌneɪ.zəʊˈfær.ɪŋks/The upper part of the throat behind the nose.nounLow-frequency (technical/specialist)
- nass/næs/A Middle English and obsolete dialectal word meaning 'wet, damp, or soggy'.nounExtremely Low / Obsolete
- nassau/ˈnæsɔː/The capital city of the Bahamas, located on the island of New Providence.nounLow
- nassau grouper/ˈnæsɔː ˈɡruːpə/A large marine fish of the grouper family (Epinephelus striatus), found in the western Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, characterized by a stocky body, distinctive color patterns, and importance as a food fish.nounLow
- nassella tussock/nəˈsɛlə ˈtʌsək/A perennial bunchgrass native to South America, known for its problematic status as an invasive weed in certain regions.nounLow / Very Specialized
- nassella tussock board/nəˈsɛlə ˈtʌsək bɔːd/A regulatory or advisory body (board) concerned with the management, control, or research of Nassella tussock, a highly invasive perennial grass species.nounVery Low / Obscure
- nasser/ˈnæsə/A person or thing that is more wet or sodden; something that is thoroughly drenched.nounRare
- nast/nɑːst/This is not a standard English word. It is often used as a non-standard, informal abbreviation or truncation of 'nasty'. Its use is heavily context-dependent and often specific to informal speech or text.nounVery low / Non-standard
- nastase/næˈstɑːzeɪ/A proper noun referring to a surname of Romanian origin, most famously associated with the tennis player Ilie Năstase.nounVery Low
- nastic movement/ˈnæstɪk ˈmuːvmənt/A non-directional plant movement in response to an external stimulus where the direction of movement is independent of the stimulus direction.nounVery low
- nasturtium/nəˈstɜː.ʃəm/A garden plant of the genus Tropaeolum, with round bright green leaves and red, orange, or yellow edible flowers.nounC1
- nasty/ˈnɑː.sti/Very unpleasant or offensive, especially to the senses, morals, or feelings; causing disgust or repulsion.adjectivenounHigh frequency
- nasute/neɪˈsjuːt/Having a large or long nose; keenly perceptive or shrewd.nounVery Rare (C2+)
- nat/næt/A person who strongly advocates for a particular cause, typically relating to nationalism or political independence, particularly for Northern Ireland.nounRare / Niche
- natal/ˈneɪ.təl/Relating to birth or the place of birth.adjectivenounC2
- natal chart/ˈneɪ.təl ˌtʃɑːt/A diagram used in astrology showing the positions of celestial bodies at a person's birth.nounC1/C2
- natal orange/ˌneɪ.təl ˈɒr.ɪndʒ/The name for a specific citrus tree (Citrus reticulata × sinensis) or its fruit, also commonly known as the tangor, which is a hybrid of a tangerine and an orange.nounLow
- natal plum/ˌneɪ.təl ˈplʌm/A thorny evergreen shrub native to South Africa, bearing edible red fruits and white, star-shaped flowers.nounLow
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