| NERVIER | • nervier adj. Comparative form of nervy: more nervy. • NERVY adj. nervous. |
| NERVILY | • nervily adv. In a nervy way. • NERVY adv. nervous. |
| NERVINE | • nervine adj. (Medicine) Having the quality of acting upon or affecting the nerves; quieting nervous excitement. • nervine n. A drug or substance that acts upon the nerves. • NERVINE n. a soothing medicine. |
| NERVING | • nerving v. Present participle of nerve. • nerving n. (Botany) An arrangement of nerves or veins in a plant. • NERVING n. a type of veterinary operation. |
| ENERVING | • enerving v. Present participle of enerve. • ENERVE v. (obsolete) to weaken, to enervate. |
| NERVIEST | • nerviest adj. Superlative form of nervy: most nervy. • NERVY adj. nervous. |
| NERVINES | • nervines n. Plural of nervine. • NERVINE n. a soothing medicine. |
| NERVINGS | • nervings n. Plural of nerving. • NERVING n. a type of veterinary operation. |
| INNERVING | • innerving v. Present participle of innerve. • INNERVE v. to supply with nerves or a nervous stimulus, also INNERVATE. |
| NERVINESS | • nerviness n. The characteristic of being nervy. • NERVINESS n. the state of being nervy. |
| UNNERVING | • unnerving v. Present participle of unnerve. • UNNERVE v. to deprive of courage. |
| NERVINESSES | • NERVINESS n. the state of being nervy. |
| UNNERVINGLY | • unnervingly adv. To an unnerving degree. • UNNERVING adv. UNNERVE, to deprive of courage. |