Words Starting with "N" (104 total words)

makes sure the mind does not escape the body.
— Paul Baker
Hyper-dimenional rhizomatic abstractions of logical linear
sequences.
— mIEKAL aND
Once upon a time I in 1986 I was typing a letter and stopped,
hesitating over what insulting epith...
— Pat Fish
that which makes something nifty
— Lorraine Schein
long shadows on a sunny winter morning
— Michael Helsem
A dark tattoo on dark skin.
— John Osman
nim-zo-jag-ur-not
driving a car on the sidewalk
— graywyvern
the cento poetry movement
— Michael Helsem
Fatal error in a schrijfselv.
— Dirk Vekemans
tag team childabuse
— Michael Helsem
The micropress; those publishing efforts undertaken by individuals as an
avocation and occurring p...
— Geof Huth
(noiz eng)
1. n. a planned, controlled noise 2. vb. making a planned,
controlled noise
,
— Mike Miskowski
a nondriver by choice
— Michael Helsem
(We used to talk about the online community, but now far too many people are online to any longer be...
— Duncan Exley
the pang of the hungry revenants
— Michael Helsem
<p>onomasiological refers mainly to dictionaries structured by concept rather than alphabeti...
— Lanny Quarles
n. A conversation with no subject. If you are caught
nonversating you could be thought as strange. ...
non-ver-SAY-shun
The relationship of spoken words when many people in an area
are communicating (with others elsewh...
— Miko Fuushel
Short for nuclear bombs.
— Liaizon Wakest
After someone sneezes, a splurt of oxygen to give them better
health
— Unknown Author
two nostrils, as in "Blow your nosetril.
— Swinyards
music from before your generation's greentime
— Michael Helsem
1. A relic of feeling shunned in Sarasota or Lincoln logs at
Six Flags
2. fuzzy underwear and doub...
— Atlanta Poets Group
A "nov" is an unfinished novel, one that was incomplete when the author died. An example i...
— tomcurran00
map dreaming
— Michael Helsem
[nou-tang-gəl]
The present knots itself tight.
Nowtangle catches my plans mid-step.
I text "later" to t...
— mIEKAL aND
a bad hug
— Michael Helsem
1. Two fingers trapped between things that separate other
fingers or otherwise cannot be separated....
— Atlanta Poets Group
(NOO-clee-ur-fie)
1. To expose someone to radiation against their will. 2. Cause
a meltdown at a Nuclear power plant....
— Fajita Bob
(nu-di-uhs-TUR-shuhn)
adj. Of or relating to the day before yesterday.
— Anu Garg