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 .. . ominate. — Name-less, «. Without a name ; undistinguished: thatcannot or ought not to be named.—Namable, of being named. — Namely, ar!v. To wit;that is to say; to particularize.—Namesake, n. Onewho has the same name as another; esp., one namedout of regard to another. Nankeen, iian-ken, n. A yellowish cotton cloth, offirm texture, orig. manufactured at Xanfd)i. China. Nap. nap, r. i. [
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 .. . ominate. — Name-less, «. Without a name ; undistinguished: thatcannot or ought not to be named.—Namable, of being named. — Namely, ar!v. To wit;that is to say; to particularize.—Namesake, n. Onewho has the same name as another; esp., one namedout of regard to another. Nankeen, iian-ken, n. A yellowish cotton cloth, offirm texture, orig. manufactured at Xanfd)i. China. Nap. nap, r. i. [xapped (napt), xappixg.] To havea short sleep; to be drowsy, doze; to be in a careless,secure state. — n. A short sleep. Nap, nap, n. Woolly or villous substance on the surface (of felt, cloth,some plants, etc.). Nape, nap, n. The back part of the neck. Naphtha, naptha or nattha. n. A thin, volatile,very inflammable and explosive hydrocarbon, ob-tained from some oil-springs and from distillation ofcoal and wood, and esp. from petroleum. Napkin, napkin, n- A little towel; a cloth used forwiping the mouth and hands, esp. at the table. Narcissus, nar-sissus, n. {Bot.) A genus of bulbous. Xarcissus. flowering plants, of several species, eomprising thedaffodils, jonquils, etc.— ^ Narcofic, -kofik, -ical, a.(Jled.) Relieving pain, andproducing sleep: producingstupor, coma, and convul-sions, and, when given insuflicient quantity, causingdeath. —;;. (Med.) A medt-cine which, in medicinaldoses, relieves pain, andproduces sleep, but in poi-sonous doses produces stu-por, coma, convulsions, and,in sufficient quantity, caus-es death. Narrate, nar-rat or narrat,V. t. To tell, rehearse, or re-cite, as a story ; to give anaccount of. — Narfation,n. Act of, etc.; rehearsal;recital; thing related ; ac-count; relation; story; tale; history. — Narrative,-ra-tiv, a. Pert, to narration : giving a particulai- orcontinued account; inclined to reliite stories, or tatell particulars o
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