| ANTENNAS | • antennas n. Plural of antenna. • ANTENNA n. (Latin) a feeler in insects. |
| FLANNENS | • FLANNEN n. (dialect) flannel. |
| KENNINGS | • kennings n. Plural of kenning. • Kennings prop.n. Plural of Kenning. • KENNING n. a metaphorical compound word or phrase. |
| NANDINES | • nandines n. Plural of nandine. • NANDINE n. a West African civet. |
| NANKEENS | • nankeens n. Plural of nankeen. • nankeens n. Clothes, especially breeches, made of nankeen. • NANKEEN n. (Chinese) a durable buff-coloured cotton, also NANKIN. |
| NINEPINS | • ninepins n. (Games) The game of skittles. • ninepins n. Plural of ninepin. • NINEPIN n. a wooden pin used in a bowling game. |
| NONSENSE | • nonsense n. Letters or words, in writing or speech, that have no meaning or pattern or seem to have no meaning. • nonsense n. An untrue statement. • nonsense n. That which is silly, illogical and lacks any meaning, reason or value; that which does not make sense. |
| NUNDINES | • nundines n. Plural of nundine. • nundines n. Alternative form of nundine. • NUNDINE n. (Latin) the ancient Roman market-day, every eighth day. |
| PENNANTS | • pennants n. Plural of pennant. • PENNANT n. a long narrow flag; a signalling or identifying flag, also PENNON. |
| PENNINES | • Pennines prop.n. A range of hills stretching through north central England. • PENNINE n. a mineral of the chlorite group, also PENNINITE. |
| RENNINGS | • RENNING n. the act of running. |
| SKENNING | • skenning v. Present participle of sken. • SKEN v. (Scots) to squint. |
| STENNING | • STEN v. to stride vigorously, also STEND. |
| UNSUNNED | • unsunned adj. Not having been exposed to the sun. • UNSUNNED adj. not exposed to sun. |