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- netherlands/ˈnɛðələndz/The common name for a country in northwestern Europe, officially the Kingdom of the Netherlands, comprising twelve provinces. Often referred to as Holland, although this is technically the name of a historic region within the country.nounC1
- netherlands antilles/ˌnɛðələndz ænˈtɪliːz/A former constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, comprising several Caribbean islands, officially dissolved in 2010.nounplural-nounLow
- netherlands east indies/ˈnɛðələndz ˈiːst ˈɪndiːz/A former Dutch colonial territory in Southeast Asia, comprising most of present-day Indonesia.plural-nounLow
- netherlands guiana/ˌnɛðələndz ɡiˈɑːnə/The former Dutch colony on the northern coast of South America that corresponds to modern-day Suriname.nounVery Low
- netherlands west indies/ˌnɛðələndz ˌwɛst ˈɪndiːz/A former Dutch colonial territory in the Caribbean, comprising Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire, Sint Maarten, Saba, and Sint Eustatius.plural-nounLow
- netiquette/ˈnɛt.ɪ.ket/The informal code of polite and respectful behaviour for communicating on the internet.nounB2
- netizen/ˈnet.ɪ.zən/A person who is a regular or active participant in online communities and the internet culture.nounC1
- netman/ˈnɛtmən/A person who makes, repairs, or uses nets, especially a fisherman or a tennis player who plays at the net.nounVery low
- netrebko/nɛˈtrɛbkəʊ/A proper noun, specifically a surname, most famously associated with the Russian-born operatic soprano Anna Netrebko.nounVery Low (C2+ / Niche)
- netroot/ˈnɛt.ruːt/A person who is a grassroots activist or organizer primarily through online networks and communities.nounLow
- netroots/ˈnɛtruːts/Political activists who organise and campaign via the internet, especially using blogs and social media.plural-nounLow
- netspeak/ˈnɛtspiːk/A style of writing or vocabulary characteristic of online communication, often involving abbreviations, acronyms, emoticons, and informal syntax.nounmedium
- netsuke/ˈnɛtsʊkeɪ/A small, ornamental carved toggle, typically made of ivory, wood, or lacquer, used in traditional Japanese dress to secure a container (inro) or purse suspended from the sash (obi).nounLow
- netted melon/ˌnɛtɪd ˈmɛlən/A type of melon with a distinctive rough, tan, net-like pattern on its rind and sweet, aromatic, orange flesh.nounLow-frequency (specialized)
- nettie/ˈnɛti/A diminutive or affectionate form of the given name 'Netty' or 'Annette', used as a personal name.nounLow
- netting/ˈnet.ɪŋ/A type of open-meshed material made of cord, rope, or wire, twisted or knotted together at regular intervals.nounC1
- nettle/ˈnet.l̩/A common wild plant with stinging hairs on its leaves that cause a temporary, painful rash when touched.nounverbverb-transitiveC1
- nettle cell/ˈnetl̩ ˌsel/A stinging cell found in certain marine animals, such as cnidarians, used for defense and prey capture.nounC2 / Very Low Frequency / Highly Specialized
- nettle family/ˈnetl ˈfæməli/The plant family Urticaceae, which includes stinging nettles and related herbaceous plants, shrubs, and some trees, characterized by often having stinging hairs and inconspicuous flowers.nounLow
- nettle rash/ˈnetl ˌræʃ/A skin rash caused by an allergic reaction, characterized by raised, itchy welts (hives).nounC1
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