Chapter Nearly to Night-jar of N by Soule's Synonymes

3. District, locality.

4. Nearness, propinquity.

Neighboring, a. Near, adjacent, contiguous.

Neighborly, a.

1. Friendly, kind, civil.

2. Social, obliging, attentive, friendly.

Neither, pron. and a. Not either, nor one nor the other.

Neither head nor tail. Neither one thing nor the other, nothing distinct or definite.

Neither here nor there.

1. Nowhere, neither in one place nor another.

2. Irrelevant, not to the purpose.

Nem. con. [L. Contracted from nemine contradicente, no one speaking against.] Unanimously, with one accord, with one consent, to a man, as one man, one and all, on all hands, in chorus, without a dissenting voice.

Neologism, n.

1. New word or phrase, neonism.

2. Neology, use of new words or phrases.

Neology, n.

1. Neologism, use of new words or phrases.

2. (Theol.) Rationalism, rationalistic interpretation.

Neophyte, n.

1. Convert, proselyte.

2. Novice, catechumen.

3. Beginner, tyro, pupil, novice.