Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . Nettle. Nettle, nettl, n. A plant covered with minute sharphairs containing a poisonthat produces a verypainful sensation.— ?;. t. [NETTLED (-tld), — T LIN G . ] To fret orsting, irritate or vex. ? — Neftle-rashi n.{Med.) An eruptive dis-ease resembling the ef-fects of whipping with anettle; urticaria. Neuralgia, Netirotic, under Nekve. Neuter, Neutral, Never,etc. See under Nefaki-ous. N
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . Nettle. Nettle, nettl, n. A plant covered with minute sharphairs containing a poisonthat produces a verypainful sensation.— ?;. t. [NETTLED (-tld), — T LIN G . ] To fret orsting, irritate or vex. ? — Neftle-rashi n.{Med.) An eruptive dis-ease resembling the ef-fects of whipping with anettle; urticaria. Neuralgia, Netirotic, under Nekve. Neuter, Neutral, Never,etc. See under Nefaki-ous. New, nu, a. Having ex-isted, or having beenmade, but a short time;of late origin ; latelymanifested ; recently in-vented, discovered, or established as true ; strange;starting anew ; recommencing ; not ancient ; mod-ern ; not worn out or defaced by use ; unaccus-tomed ; unfamiliar; fresh from anything; novel. — Newly,-W, ofZt. Lately; freshly; recently; in amanner not existing before ; with a new form. —New^ness, n. State or quality of being new, or ofbeing first known or introduced ; novelty ; innova-tion ; recent charge ; want of practice or familiar-ity; different state or qualiti
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