| NANNA | • nanna n. Grandmother. • Nanna prop.n. (Norse mythology) A goddess, the wife of Balder. • Nanna prop.n. The god of the moon in Sumerian mythology. |
| NANNAS | • nannas n. Plural of nanna. • Nannas prop.n. Plural of Nanna. • NANNA n. (colloquial) a grandmother. |
| NANNIE | • nannie n. Alternative form of nanny (female goat). • nannie n. Alternative form of nanny (grandmother). • Nannie prop.n. A diminutive of the female given names Ann or Annie. |
| NANNIED | • nannied v. Simple past tense and past participle of nanny. • NANNY v. to look after someone else's children. |
| NANNIES | • nannies n. Plural of nanny. • NANNY v. to look after someone else's children. |
| NANNOPLANKTON | • nannoplankton n. Alternative form of nanoplankton. • NANNOPLANKTON n. very small plankton, also NANOPLANKTON. |
| NANNOPLANKTONS | • nannoplanktons n. Plural of nannoplankton. • NANNOPLANKTON n. very small plankton, also NANOPLANKTON. |
| NANNY | • nanny n. A child’s nurse. • nanny n. (Colloquial) A grandmother. • nanny n. (US, colloquial) A godmother. |
| NANNYBERRIES | • nannyberries n. Plural of nannyberry. |
| NANNYBERRY | • nannyberry n. The sheepberry (plant or fruit). |
| NANNYGAI | • nannygai n. Any of various fish found around Australia, of the families Lutjanidae, Berycidae, and Glaucosomatidae. • NANNYGAI n. (Native Australian) a large edible marine fish, also NENNIGAI. |
| NANNYGAIS | • nannygais n. Plural of nannygai. • NANNYGAI n. (Native Australian) a large edible marine fish, also NENNIGAI. |
| NANNYING | • nannying v. Present participle of nanny. • nannying n. Behaving with an excess of protective concern. • NANNYING n. the act of treating with excessive caution. |
| NANNYINGS | • NANNYING n. the act of treating with excessive caution. |
| NANNYISH | • nannyish adj. Like a nanny; tending to coddle. • NANNYISH adj. overprotective. |