| NATCHES | • natches n. Plural of natch. • NATCH n. the rump of beef; esp. the lower and back part of the rump, also NACHE. |
| NATHEMO | • nathemo adv. Obsolete form of neverthemore. • NATHEMO adv. (Spenser) nevermore, also NATHEMORE, NEVERMORE. |
| NATIONS | • nations n. Plural of nation. • Nations prop.n. Plural of Nation. • NATION n. people who share common descent, language and culture. |
| NATIVES | • natives n. Plural of native. • Natives n. Plural of Native. • NATIVE n. an original inhabitant of an area. |
| NATRIUM | • natrium n. (Chiefly obsolete, rare) sodium. • NATRIUM n. sodium. |
| NATRONS | • NATRON n. (French) a mineral, native hydrous sodium carbonate. |
| NATTERS | • natters n. Plural of natter. • natters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of natter. • NATTER v. to chatter. |
| NATTERY | • nattery adj. (Informal) talkative; chatty. • nattery adj. Peevish. • NATTERY adj. peevish. |
| NATTIER | • nattier adj. Comparative form of natty: more natty. • NATTY adj. neatly dressed. |
| NATTILY | • nattily adv. In a natty manner. • NATTY adv. neatly dressed. |
| NATURAE | • NATURA n. (Latin) nature. |
| NATURAL | • natural adj. Existing in nature. • natural adj. Pertaining to birth or descent; native. • natural n. (Now rare) A native inhabitant of a place, country etc. |
| NATURED | • natured adj. (In combination) Having or possessing the specified disposition or temperament. • natured v. Simple past tense and past participle of nature. • NATURED adj. having a certain disposition. |
| NATURES | • natures n. Plural of nature. • natures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nature. • NATURE v. to give a particular, or a new, nature to. |