Four letter word with N
Pleasant, kind, or friendly
Not any; no one or nothing
Part of the face used for smelling and breathing
Informal way of saying "no"
Word used to identify a person or thing
Short message or a musical sound
The number 9; comes after eight
Word that names a person, place, or thing
Thin pointed metal piece or part of finger
12 o’clock in the daytime; midday
Plural of nut; edible seeds or slang for crazy
Structure built by birds to lay eggs
Part of the body between head and shoulders
Bright gas used in signs; also a glowing color
Close in distance or time
To require something; a necessity.
Means tidy or well-organized; a clean look.
A person very into academic or tech stuff.
Immediately following in order or time.
A small cut or notch; also a tiny dent.
New information or reports about events.
Without feeling; lacking physical sensation.
Famous sports brand; also Greek goddess.
A small amphibian, like a salamander.
Slang for a beginner, especially in games.
Short sleeps; plural of nap.
A famous African river; proper noun.
Mesh used for catching or sports; plural.
The back of the neck.
Slang: to microwave food; also a nuclear weapon.
A small cozy corner or recess.
A male given name; proper noun.
A standard or usual way to do things.
An Indian flatbread; widely used in English.
Means zero value; in computing, empty.
A point in a network or a graph.
Armed sea force; also a dark blue color.
Religious sisters; plural of nun.
Informal word for grandmother.
Means very small; relates to nanotech.
Genre term for dark, moody crime style.
Colloquial for 'nothing'; common loanword.
Means Christmas or a carol; also a name.
Lice eggs; also tiny, trivial details.
Old-fashioned word for 'near' or 'almost'.
Slang for a narcotics agent or informant.
A common given name; valid word.
A well-known given name; valid word.
Verb: pesters; also old horses (nags).
A star that suddenly brightens.
Gaming: weaken; also foam-toy brand.
Verb/noun: quick head movements of yes.
Plural of 'not'; used in logic/grammar.
Slang: an informer; also to annoy (UK/Aus).
A common female given name.
Arrow notch; to fit an arrow to a bow.
Curious, prying into others' affairs.
Male given name (variant of Neil).
Brand name of a hair removal cream.
Central part of a church building.
A common male given name.
Male given name; famed Roman emperor.
Female given name (Spanish origin).
UK dialect word meaning 'nothing'.
A given name, used for boys or girls.
Plural of nib; pen tip or cocoa pieces.
UK slang plural: posh people, aristocrats.
US nickname for the Washington Nationals team.
UK English: common sense, practical smarts.
US space agency; well-known acronym.
UK slang: tacky, uncool, not stylish.
British variant of net: after deductions.
Plural of nub: small lumps or stubs.
Common surname; also short for Nashville (US).
Archaic: not any; hardly a one.
City in Japan; well-known proper noun.
To eat or snack; a tasty bite.
Verb nab: seizes or grabs; plural/3rd person.
Place name: city in California wine region.
Acronym for a major military alliance.
Female given name; also a Roman Fate.
Male given name, common in Scandinavia.
Relating to a neap tide; small tidal range.
Plural of "no", used in vote counts.
A headland or cape; common in place names.
- neut
- Nell
- Nice!
- nunu
- Nails
- Notes
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