| NAIADES | • naiades n. Plural of naiad. • NAIAD n. (Greek) a water nymph. |
| NAIFEST | • naifest adj. Superlative form of naif: most naif. • NAIF adj. (French) ingenuous, also NAIVE. |
| NAILERS | • nailers n. Plural of nailer. • NAILER n. a maker of nails. |
| NAILERY | • nailery n. (Archaic) A manufactory of nails. • NAILERY n. a place where nails are made. |
| NAILING | • nailing v. Present participle of nail. • nailing n. A mechanical fastening by means of nails. • NAILING n. making nails. |
| NAILSET | • nailset n. A tool used with a hammer for driving in nails, rather than striking the nail directly at the risk of… • nail␣set n. (Carpentry) A punch that drives in a nail so that its head is level with or below the surface. • NAILSET n. a tool for punching the head of a nail below or flush with the surface. |
| NAIVELY | • naively adv. In a naive manner. • naïvely adv. Alternative form of naively. • NAIVE adv. lacking sophistication. |
| NAIVEST | • naivest adj. Superlative form of naive: most naive. • naïvest adj. Superlative form of naïve: most naïve. • NAIVE adj. lacking sophistication. |
| NAIVETE | • naivete n. Alternative spelling of naïveté. • naiveté n. Alternative spelling of naïveté. • naïvete n. Rare spelling of naïveté. |
| NAIVETY | • naivety n. Alternative spelling of naïveté. • naïvety n. Alternative spelling of naïveté. • NAIVETY n. the quality of being naive, also NAIVETE. |
| NAIVIST | • naivist n. (Art) An artist working in the style of naivism. • NAIVIST adj. in a naive style. |