| NICEISH | • niceish adj. Somewhat or rather nice. • NICEISH adj. somewhat nice. |
| NICHERS | • nichers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nicher. • NICHER v. (Scots) to neigh, also NICKER. |
| NICHING | • niching v. Present participle of niche. • NICHE v. to place in a hollow. |
| NICKARS | • nickars n. Plural of nickar. • NICKAR n. the round seed of a tropical tree, used for playing marbles, also KNICKER, NICKERNUT. |
| NICKELS | • nickels n. Plural of nickel. • nickels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nickel. • Nickels prop.n. A surname originating as a patronymic. |
| NICKERS | • nickers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of nicker. • NICKER v. (Scots) to neigh, also NICHER. |
| NICKING | • nicking v. Present participle of nick. • nicking n. A small cut or nick. • nicking n. (Mining) The cutting made by the hewer at the side of the face. |
| NICKLED | • NICKLE v. to plate with a metallic element, also NICKEL. |
| NICKLES | • nickles n. Plural of nickle. • Nickles prop.n. A surname. • NICKLE v. to plate with a metallic element, also NICKEL. |
| NICKUMS | • nickums n. Plural of nickum. • NICKUM n. (Scots) a mischievous boy. |
| NICOISE | • NICOISE adj. made or garnished with tomatoes and olive oil, literally from Nice. |
| NICOTIN | • nicotin n. Dated form of nicotine. • NICOTIN n. a poisonous alkaloid in tobacco, also NICOTINE. |
| NICTATE | • nictate v. To wink or blink; (of certain animals) to close the nictating membrane. • NICTATE v. to wink. |