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nab
( næb v. catch, capture, arrest, put or place under arrest, seize, apprehend, pick up, bring in, take into custody, Colloq pinch, collar, run in, nail, Brit nick: They finally nabbed that cat Далее…
nagging
( ˈnæɡɪŋ adj. distressing, chronic, continuous, continual, persistent, unrelenting, relentless, recurring: He complains of a nagging pain in his shoulder. I have a nagging feeling that I Далее…
nag°
( v. 1 Sometimes, nag at. annoy, irritate, irk, pester, criticize, ride, scold, carp (at), upbraid, badger, harass, harry, vex, henpeck, torment, hector, pick at, goad, pick on, find fault Далее…
nagÜ
( n. jade, Rosinante; horse, hack, pony, dobbin, racehorse, Thoroughbred, Slang gee-gee, US hayburner, plug, bangtail, gee-gee: That old nag wouldn't be able to clear the fence.)
nail
( neɪl n. 1 fastener, fastening, spike, pin: The pieces were held together by several nails. 2 fingernail, toenail, claw, talon: The detective found some fibres under the victim's nails. 3 Далее…
naked
( ˈneɪkɪd adj. 1 stark naked, unclothed, undraped, bare, exposed, stripped, undressed, unclad, uncovered, bared, nude, in the nude, Colloq in the altogether, in one's birthday suit, in the Далее…
name
( neɪm n. 1 designation, label, appellation, term, tag, style, Colloq moniker or monicker, handle: His name is Chauncy but they call him Rusty. 2 reputation; repute, honour, esteem, (high) Далее…
nameless
( ˈneɪmlɪs adj. 1 unnamed, innominate, unidentified, anonymous, pseudonymous, incognito, unknown, unheard-of, unsung: How much we owe the nameless inventor of the wheel! 2 inexpressible, Далее…
namely
( ˈneɪmlɪ adv. specifically, to wit, that is (to say), id est, i.e., videlicet, viz., scilicet, sc.; for example, for instance, exempli gratia, e.g. or eg or eg.: We visited three countries, Далее…
nap°
( v. 1 doze, nod (off), catnap, Colloq catch forty winks, drop off (to sleep), get some shut-eye, snooze, zizz, US catch or log a few zees (Z's): I nap every afternoon. —adv. 2 napping. Далее…
napÜ
( n. pile, fibre, texture, weave, down, shag: Choose a carpet with a short nap for areas of heavy wear.)
narcotic
( nɑ:ˈkɔtɪk adj. 1 soporific, stuporific, hypnotic, sedative, somnolent, sleep-inducing, opiate, dulling, numbing, anaesthetic, stupefacient, stupefying, stupefactive, tranquillizing, Далее…
narrate
( nəˈreɪt v. relate, tell, recount, report, give an account (of), recite, rehearse, repeat, review, unfold, chronicle, describe, detail, reveal, retail: She narrated a bone-chilling story of Далее…
narration
( nəˈreɪʃən n. 1 telling, relating, unfolding, recounting, chronicling, recording, describing; report, recital, recitation, rehearsal, relation, chronicle, description, portrayal, detailing, Далее…
narrative
( ˈnærətɪv n. 1 story, tale, chronicle, description, revelation, portrayal, account, report, record, history, recital, statement: The characterizations were poor, but the narrative was Далее…
narrator
( nəˈreɪtə n. reporter, storyteller, raconteur, taleteller, teller of tales, anecdotist or anecdotalist, relator, annalist, chronicler, describer, author; voice-over: We sat spellbound Далее…
narrow
( ˈnærəu adj. 1 constricted, slender, slim, thin, restricted, straitened, attenuated, narrowed; narrowing, tapering: We squeezed through the narrow passage to freedom. 2 confined, confining, Далее…
narrow-minded
( ˈnærəuˈmaɪndɪd adj. bigoted, prejudiced, illiberal, narrow, biased, opinionated, one-sided, intolerant, non-objective, conservative, reactionary, parochial, ultra-conservative, Далее…
narrowly
( ˈnærəulɪ adv. 1 barely, (only) just, scarcely, hardly, by a hair's breadth; by the skin of one's teeth, Colloq by a whisker: The speeding lorry narrowly missed those children. 2 closely, Далее…
nasty
( ˈnɑ:stɪ adj. 1 foul, filthy, dirty, unclean, offensive, disgusting, nauseating, revolting, horrible, loathsome, repugnant, repellent, vile, odious, obnoxious, objectionable, nauseous, Далее…
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