English words: nivometric to no man

English words nivometric to no man

1. nivometric adjective: Relating to the measurement of snowfall.
2. nivul hamet noun: Mistreatment of a dead body.
3. nivul peh noun: Foul language.
4. Niwar noun: Alternative form of Newar.
5. Niwot proper noun: A census-designated place in Colorado, United States.
6. nix interjection, noun, verb /nɪks/: Nothing.
7. nix off verb: To reject.
8. nixe noun: Alternative spelling of nixie (“female water-elf”).
9. nixer noun: A job or income which is in addition to one's normal employment, generally done in the evening or on weekends; originally, work for payment that was not...
10. nixes noun, verb: Nothing.
11. nixie noun /ˈnɪksi/: A female nix, a water-spirit.
12. Nixie tube noun: An obsolete electronic device for displaying numerals or other information by means of glow discharge.
13. Nixon noun /ˈnɪk.sɪn/: A drug of low quality and low potency passed off as a powerful, pure drug.
14. Nixon goes to China phrase: Alternative form of Nixon in China.
15. Nixon in China phrase: Suggesting the ability of a politician with an unassailable reputation among his or her supporters for representing and defending their values to take...
16. Nixon to China phrase: Alternative form of Nixon in China.
17. Nixonesque adjective: Characteristic of Richard Nixon (1913–1994), 37th president of the United States, famously associated with the Watergate scandal.
18. Nixonette noun: A young woman who performed as a dancer/cheerleader at campaign rallies for Richard Nixon.
19. Nixonian adjective, noun /nɪkˈsəʊ.ni.ən/: Of or relating to Richard Nixon, president of the United States from 1969 to 1974.
20. Nixoniana noun: Objects, materials, or documents relating to Richard Nixon (1913–1994), the 37th president of the United States.
21. Nixonism noun: The policies of Richard Nixon (1913–1994), 37th president of the United States, serving from 1969 to 1974.
22. Nixonite noun: A supporter of Richard Nixon, president of the United States from 1969 to 1974.
23. Nixonomics noun: The economic policies of the Richard Nixon administration, 1969-1974.
24. nixtamal noun: Hominy; maize kernels which have undergone nixtamalization, that is, hulling and soaking and cooking in an alkaline solution.
25. nixtamalise verb: Alternative form of nixtamalize.
26. nixtamalization noun: A process for the preparation of maize (corn) in which the grain is soaked and cooked in an alkaline solution, usually limewater, and hulled.
27. nixtamalize verb: To prepare (maize) by nixtamalization.
28. nixy noun: Alternative spelling of nixie (“female water-elf”).
29. Niya proper noun: A county of Hotan prefecture, Xinjiang autonomous region, China.
30. niyoga noun: An ancient tradition of the Svayambhuva Manu sect in which a childless woman could appoint a man to help her bear a child.
31. Niyogi proper noun /niːˈjoʊ̯ɡiː/: A surname.
32. nizam noun /nɪˈzɑːm/: The hereditary sovereign of Hyderabad, a former state of India.
33. Nizamabad proper noun: A city and district of Telangana, India.
34. nizamate noun: A region ruled over by a nizam.
35. Nizamiyya noun: Any one of educational institutions founded in the 11th century by Nizam al-Mulk, vizier of the Saljuq Empire
36. nizamoffite noun: A colourless orthorhombic mineral containing hydrogen, manganese, oxygen, phosphorus, and zinc.
37. Nizar proper noun: A male given name from Arabic among Arabic people.
38. Nizari noun: A member of the largest branch of the Ismaili Shi'i Muslims. Their teachings emphasize ijtihad, pluralism, and social justice.
39. Nizarism noun: Nizari Ismaili Islam.
40. nizatidine noun /naɪˈzæt.ɪ.diːn/: A substituted furan, C₁₂H₂₁N₅O₂S₂ (trademark Axid), which behaves as a histamine H₂-receptor antagonist and is administered orally in the treatment of...
41. nize verb /naɪz/: To shut up; to stop talking.
42. Nizhegorodian adjective, noun: of, from, or relating to Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
43. Nizhny proper noun: Nizhny Novgorod
44. nizofenone noun: A neuroprotective drug.
45. nizz noun [nɪz]: A nickname for the city of Tottenham, derived from the area's N17 postcode.
46. Nizzard noun: Alternative form of Nissard.
47. nizzie noun: A fool.
48. nizzle noun: Nigga, nigger.
49. NJ adjective: Abbreviation of non-Jewish.
50. NJAC noun: Abbreviation of national junior A championship.
51. njahi noun: A type of black bean grown in Kenya, hyacinth bean or lablab (Lablab purpureus).
52. njave noun: The tropical African tree Mimusops njave.
53. Njie proper noun: A surname.
54. Njoku proper noun: A surname from Igbo.
55. Njolstad syndrome noun: A cutaneous condition that combines lymphedema of the limbs and face with congenital pulmonary lymphangiectasias.
56. Njoroge proper noun: A surname from Kikuyu.
57. njovera noun: The disease bejel.
58. NJP noun: Initialism of nonjudicial punishment.
59. Njuguna proper noun: A surname from Kikuyu.
60. NK noun, phrase: Initialism of natural killer.
61. nka noun, phrase: Initialism of now known as.
62. Nkana proper noun: A part of the city of Kitwe, Zambia.
63. NKDA phrase: Initialism of no known drug allergies.
64. nkhokwe noun: A cylindrical thatched granary used in Malawi.
65. nkishi noun: Alternative form of nkisi.
66. nkisi noun: A spirit, or an object inhabited by a spirit, in Bantu religious beliefs.
67. Nkore noun: A people (the Banyankore) of southwestern Uganda.
68. nkosi noun: Alternative form of inkosi
69. NKr noun: Abbreviation of Norwegian krone.
70. NKRO noun: Initialism of n-key rollover: a keyboard feature that prevents ghosting and blocking.
71. Nkrumaism noun: A Pan-African socialist political ideology based on the thinking and writing of Kwame Nkrumah, former president of Ghana.
72. Nkrumaist noun: A follower or proponent of Nkrumaism.
73. Nkulengu rail noun: A bird from the family Rallidae, Himantornis haematopus.
74. nkunya noun: The timber of a tree of species Manilkara obovata.
75. NKVD proper noun: The People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs – the Soviet interior ministry known for its secret police, forerunner of the KGB.
76. nkwobi noun: A spicy Nigerian dish made from cow foot.
77. NL noun: Initialism of no liability.
78. NLA adjective, noun: Initialism of network location awareness.
79. Nlaka'pamux noun: Alternative form of Nłeʔkepmx (people)
80. Nlakapamuk noun: An indigenous First Nations people of the Interior Salish language group in southern British Columbia.
81. Nlakapamux noun: Alternative form of Nlakapamuk.
82. NLC noun: Initialism of noctilucent cloud.
83. NLD noun: Initialism of nonverbal learning disorder.
84. NLE noun: Initialism of Newfoundland and Labrador English.
85. NLEB noun: Initialism of northern long-eared bat.
86. NLEC noun: Initialism of no longer enemy combatant.
87. NLF noun: Initialism of natural laminar flow.
88. NLG noun: Initialism of natural language generation.
89. NLI noun: Initialism of natural-language interpretation.
90. NLO adjective, noun: Initialism of nonlinear optics material.
91. NLP noun, phrase: Initialism of neuro-linguistic programming.
92. NLPHL noun: Initialism of nodular lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin lymphoma.
93. NLQ adjective, noun: Initialism of near letter-quality.
94. NLR noun: Initialism of narrow-line region.
95. NLRG noun: narrow emission-line radio-galaxy
96. NLS noun: Initialism of Neu-Laxova syndrome.
97. NLS1 noun: narrow emission-line Seyfert type-1 galaxy
98. NLT phrase: Abbreviation of now listening to.
99. NLU noun, phrase: Initialism of natural-language understanding.
100. NLV noun: Initialism of Nippon launch vehicle.
101. nm adjective, determiner, interjection, noun, symbol, verb: Initialism of not meaningful.
102. NMA noun: Initialism of new midsize aircraft.
103. NMB noun: Initialism of new methylene blue.
104. NMC noun: Initialism of nickel-manganese-cobalt, a type of lithium cell chemistry.
105. NMD noun: Initialism of nonsense-mediated decay.
106. NMDA noun: Abbreviation of N-Methyl-D-aspartic acid, an amino acid derivative.
107. NMI noun, phrase: Initialism of non-maskable interrupt.
108. NMIBC noun: Abbreviation of non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer.
109. NMIK phrase: Initialism of no minors in kink.
110. NMJ noun: Initialism of neuromuscular junction.
111. NMM noun: Initialism of non-metallic metal.
112. NMN noun: Initialism of no middle name.
113. NMO noun: Initialism of neuromyelitis optica.
114. nmole noun: Abbreviation of nanomole.
115. nMOS noun: A MOSFET with an n-type channel (a semiconductor doped with an element creating a surplus of electron carriers).
116. NMOSD noun: Initialism of neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder.
117. nMOSFET noun /ˈɛnˌɛmˌoʊˌɛsˌɛfˌiːˌtiː/: A type of metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) that utilizes an n-type channel, conducting when a voltage voltage exceeding a...
118. NMP noun: Initialism of nonmedical prescriber (“a healthcare professional other than a physician who is authorized to prescribe medications”).
119. NMR noun: Initialism of nuclear magnetic resonance.
120. NMR spectroscopy noun: An analytical technique that exploits fine differences in the frequency of nuclear magnetic resonance in protons (and ¹³C atoms, etc.) within organic...
121. NMS noun, phrase, verb: Initialism of neuroleptic malignant syndrome.
122. NMSC noun: Initialism of nonmelanoma skin cancer.
123. NMT noun: Initialism of neural machine translation.
124. nmu phrase: Initialism of not (or nothing) much, you?.
125. nn adjective, adverb, noun, phrase, prefix: Initialism of network neutrality.
126. Nnamani proper noun: A surname from Igbo.
127. NNBSP noun: Initialism of narrow non-breaking space.
128. NNE adjective, adverb, noun: Initialism of north-northeast.
129. NNES noun: Initialism of non-native English speaker.
130. Nnewi proper noun: The second-largest city in Anambra State in southeastern Nigeria.
131. NNH noun: Initialism of number needed to harm.
132. NNI noun: Initialism of nearest neighbour interchange.
133. NNP noun: Initialism of net national product.
134. nnr noun, phrase: Initialism of national nature reserve.
135. NNRTI noun: Initialism of non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor.
136. NNS noun: Initialism of non-native speaker.
137. NNSE noun: Initialism of non-native speaker of English.
138. NNT noun: Initialism of number needed to treat.
139. NNTO phrase: Initialism of no need to open: indicates that a message has no content beyond what can be seen in the subject line.
140. NNTR phrase: Initialism of no need to reply.
141. NNUE noun: A type of neural network able to run on a CPU, trained to evaluate a board game (usually chess or shogi) position.
142. NNW adjective, adverb, noun: Initialism of north-northwest.
143. no adjective, adverb, determiner, interjection, noun, particle, preposition, verb /nəʊ/: Alternative form of noh.
144. no-account adjective: Of no value or merit; good-for-nothing; of no account.
145. no-action letter noun: A letter issued by a government agency indicating that the agency will not take legal action against a regulated entity for a specific proposed action.
146. no-alcohol adjective: Of a drink, not containing alcohol, or having a negligible alcohol content.
147. no and low adjective: Designating drinks that contain little or no alcohol.
148. no bail adjective: (of a warrant, detainment, or hold) that requires to deny bail
149. no-bake adjective, noun: Requiring no baking in its preparation.
150. no ball noun, verb: A ball delivered by a bowler in violation of any of the various laws; the extra run then credited to the batting side; the signal, with an arm outstretched,...
151. no battle plan survives contact with the enemy phrase: Alternative form of no plan survives contact with the enemy.
152. no battle plan survives first contact with the enemy phrase: Alternative form of no plan survives contact with the enemy.
153. no because interjection: Used at the beginning of a sentence to add emphasis or to express astonishment.
154. no-being noun: Synonym of nonbeing (“nonexistence”).
155. no better than one ought to be adjective: Sexually promiscuous.
156. no big deal phrase: Used to indicate that something is trivial or unimportant.
157. no big whoop noun: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see no, big whoop.
158. no big woop interjection: Alternative form of big woop.
159. no biggie phrase: Synonym of no big deal: not important, not something to worry about.
160. no bigs phrase: Synonym of no big deal.
161. no-bill noun: The situation where the jury has not found sufficient cause to support the alleged charges.
162. no body pronoun: Obsolete form of nobody.
163. no body, no crime phrase: If the murdered corpse cannot be found, a person cannot be charged with murder.
164. no bones about it adverb: Without any doubt.
165. no borax, no glue phrase: Denotes that the speaker is seeking or sharing a way to accomplish a difficult task that omits core ingredients or sidesteps the orthodox approaches.
166. no brainer noun: An easy or obvious conclusion, decision, solution; something requiring little or no thought.
167. no-break space noun: Synonym of non-breaking space.
168. no-brow adjective: Completely devoid of cultural or educational value.
169. no brown in town phrase: Brown shoes and tweed clothing are acceptable in the countryside but not in the city.
170. no bucks, no Buck Rogers proverb: One must raise money to be able to achieve one's objectives, especially in the exploration of outer space.
171. no bueno adjective /ˈnoʊ ˈbwɛ.noʊ/: Not good; no good; bad.
172. no-build adjective: Where new buildings are not allowed to be built.
173. no buts noun: Alternative form of no ifs, ands, or buts.
174. no-call-no-show noun: An unexplained absence from work, usually grounds for discipline, where the employee does not alert the employer of their absence ahead of time nor during...
175. no can do interjection: I cannot do it.
176. no cap interjection /noʊ kæp/: Used to emphasize that one is telling the truth.
177. no-CD noun: A software crack for a program that usually requires the presence of the original compact disc (to prove that it is a legally-acquired copy), allowing it to...
178. no chance interjection: Absolutely not; under no circumstances.
179. no changer noun: One who does not change, or opposes a change.
180. no chill noun: Absence of calm; acting without regard to how others feel or see one.
181. no cigar phrase: Used to indicate that one is not correct or has not succeeded.
182. no claims bonus noun: A discount awarded to a policyholder, pertaining to an insured vehicle, as an incentive for maintaining a driving history free from claims during a...
183. no clue interjection: Response affirming that the speaker does not have knowledge pertaining to an interlocutor's question.
184. no-code adjective, noun: (of a development environment) Involving a graphical user interface rather than a text-based one.
185. no-coiner noun: Alternative form of nocoiner.
186. no-collar adjective: Of or relating to a class of workers, such as artists, who privilege passion and personal growth over financial gain.
187. no comment phrase: An official refusal to relay any further information, used for example in response to a question by a newspaper reporter or police officer.
188. no comparison interjection: An assertion that two things proposed to be compared are not alike, usually indicating that one is substantially superior to the other.
189. no comply noun: A trick in which the skater plants the front foot and pops the board using only the back foot.
190. no-confidence motion noun: A vote of no confidence.
191. no-confidence vote noun: A vote of no confidence.
192. no contact, no contract phrase: A person is not legally answerable to somebody with whom they have not previously interacted.
193. no contest interjection, noun, phrase: A type of plea in a criminal proceeding where the defendant neither admits nor denies guilt but consents to the imposition of punishment as if guilty.
194. no-contest clause noun: Synonym of in terrorem clause
195. no-count adjective: Of no value.
196. no crime verb: To determine that an alleged crime, especially a sexual assault or rape, should not be prosecuted as a crime (e.g. because the victim has withdrawn their...
197. no cure, no pay phrase: An agreement according to which a medical practitioner will only charge a fee if the patient is successfully cured.
198. no-cut adjective: Of a sportsman's clause or contract: guaranteeing that they will not be taken off the team during a designated period.
199. no deal adjective, phrase: Used to indicate that one refuses or rejects an offer, plan, or request in question.
200. no decision noun: A game for which the starting pitcher does not record a win or a loss.
201. no dice phrase: An unacceptable alternative.
202. no diddy adverb: Alternative form of no Diddy.
203. no diggety adjective: Alternative spelling of no diggity (“no doubt”).
204. no diggity phrase /ˈnoʊ ˈdɪɡɪti/: No doubt.
205. no-doc adjective, noun: Made without documentation as to the borrower's income.
206. no doi interjection: Alternative form of no duh
207. no doubt adverb: without a doubt; surely.
208. no-doubter noun: a certain home run; a home run about which there is no doubt.
209. no duck, no dinner phrase: Alternative form of duck or no dinner.
210. no duff interjection, noun: Indicating that this is not a drill or training exercise.
211. no duh interjection /nəʊ ˈdəː/: An expression or exclamation that something is exceedingly obvious or apparent, or that one would have to be extremely foolish not to realize something...
212. no end adverb, noun: Exceedingly; endlessly.
213. no entry phrase: Used on signs to indicate that entry into the area where the sign is displayed is forbidden.
214. no eye see phrase: To be unable to bear (the sight of) something anymore; to refuse to be involved further; to be disinclined to continue caring about.
215. no-fail adjective: That cannot fail; sure to succeed.
216. no fair adjective, interjection: That is not fair; a protest against unjust behaviour.
217. no fairsies interjection: Synonym of no fair.
218. no fall zone noun: A region from which a fall would highly likely lead to death; a region from which one must absolutely not fall.
219. no fault adjective: In which a claimant is compensated for actual economic loss without blame being assigned to a particular party.
220. no-fault divorce noun: A divorce requested simply because of the breakdown of the marriage, without the requirement to prove a fault on the part of one of the spouses.
221. no fear interjection, prepositional phrase: Not a chance, impossible.
222. no-fi noun: Clipping of no fidelity.
223. no fidelity adjective: Extremely low fidelity.
224. no fish, no dinner phrase: Synonym of all duck or no dinner.
225. no fixed abode phrase: Not having a fixed geographical location as a residence.
226. no flies on phrase: No mental weaknesses, character defects, or other significant flaws belonging to.
227. no-fly adjective: In which aircraft are forbidden to fly.
228. no fly list noun: A confidential list containing the names of people who are not permitted to board an aircraft, prepared by government authorities in various jurisdictions...
229. no-fly zone noun: An airspace in which aircraft, especially military aircraft, are forbidden to fly.
230. no free lunch phrase: Ellipsis of there's no such thing as a free lunch
231. no frills adjective: Basic or simple; providing only what is necessary, without anything extra or fancy.
232. no fun adjective: not enjoyable; not exciting; not fun
233. no fun at parties adjective: boring or pedantic
234. no further action phrase: A potential formal outcome for a suspect from a police investigation, indicating that no action will be taken.
235. no fuss, no muss phrase: Implying that there are no complications or hindrances.
236. no gain without pain proverb: Alternative form of no pain, no gain.
237. no glove no love phrase: Without a condom, there will be no sex.
238. no go adjective, noun: Not functioning properly.
239. no-go pill noun: Any hypnotic drug taken to ensure adequate rest before military operations, etc.
240. no-go theorem noun: Any theorem stating that a particular situation is not physically possible.
241. no-goer noun: Something that has no chance of success; a non-starter
242. no good adjective, noun: worthless or of no merit
243. no good ass noun: A contemptible or undesirable person, especially a contemptible or undesirable boyfriend.
244. no good deed ever goes unpunished proverb: Alternative form of no good deed goes unpunished.
245. no good deed goes unpunished proverb: Actions of generosity often go unappreciated or are met with outright hostility or demands for further work.
246. no great scratch phrase: Not much good; something of little value or importance.
247. no great shakes noun: Something unexceptional, not noteworthy or special.
248. no-growther noun: One who supports the idea of a no-growth economy.
249. no guts, no glory proverb: Success will not be achieved without courage, hard work, and struggle.
250. no-hair theorem noun: A theorem postulating that all black hole solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell equations in general relativity can be completely characterized by only three...
251. no-hander noun: A move performed without the use of one's hands.
252. no hard feelings phrase: (I, etc.) hold no lingering anger or resentment toward (you, etc.); there's no bad blood between (us, etc.).
253. no harm done phrase: Used to express that someone's action had no serious adverse consequences.
254. no harm, no foul phrase: Although technically a breach of some code or law may have occurred, there was no actual damage meriting punishment, apology or retribution.
255. no hat, no play phrase: A school policy requiring students to wear a hat in order to be outdoors during recess and lunchtime.
256. no-height noun, verb: A score of 0 in height, where an athlete fails to make a valid jump, in high jump or pole vault, and faults out of competition.
257. no hell adjective: Alternative form of no screaming hell.
258. no-hit wonder noun: A recording artist who proves to be commercially successful, or maintains a long career, without having any hit songs at all.
259. no-hitter noun: A game in which no batter on one of the teams got a hit.
260. no-ho adjective, noun: Having chosen not to undergo hormone replacement therapy.
261. no holds barred adjective: Without restrictions on holds or what opponents may do.
262. no holes barred prepositional phrase: Eggcorn of no holds barred.
263. no-hoper noun: Someone or something that has no hope of success.
264. no horse in that race noun: Alternative form of no horse in this race.
265. no horse in this race noun: No vested interest in the outcome of a contest or debate.
266. no horse run adjective /ˈno ˈhɔːs ˈɹʌn/: Exceptionally good
267. no-host adjective: At which guests are required to pay for their own drinks.
268. no host bar noun: A bar at a social event where guests are required to pay for the drinks themselves.
269. no hymen, no diamond proverb: A man should only marry a woman who is a virgin.
270. no idea interjection: I don't know.
271. no-issue adjective: Being or relating to those jurisdictions where a license to carry a concealed handgun is forbidden or exceptional.
272. no jab, no play phrase: The government policy of permitting or requiring childcare centres or schools to exclude unvaccinated children.
273. no Jews, no news phrase: Negative world events are reported more often when the perpetrators are Jewish.
274. no johns phrase: Do not make excuses (for losing a match).
275. no joke noun, phrase: Emphasizing the seriousness or truthfulness of a statement.
276. no joy noun: Unable to establish visual or radio contact with a target aircraft.
277. no-jump noun: An attempted long jump or triple jump that is disqualified for breaking a rule.
278. no justice, no peace phrase: A political slogan which originated during protests against acts of ethnic violence against African Americans.
279. no kick adjective: Boring, unexciting, unchallenging.
280. no kidding interjection: An exclamation of amazement.
281. no-kill shelter noun: An animal shelter that does not euthanize animals.
282. no kizzy interjection: Emphasizing that one is telling the truth.
283. no-knock adjective: Allowing police to enter a property without immediate prior notification of the residents, as by knocking or ringing a doorbell.
284. no later than conjunction, preposition: Before.
285. no laughing matter noun: A serious situation that cannot be dealt with by making jokes about it.
286. no-legged adjective, noun: Having no legs; legless.
287. no less adverb: Even, furthermore, not to mention.
288. no liability noun: A form of limited liability that may be used by mining companies, under which the shareholders may pay a company debt by surrendering shares in lieu of money.
289. no-life adjective, noun, verb: One who does not have a social life.
290. no limit noun: A style of poker game where bets and raises can be as large as the player is capable of making them.
291. no-load adjective, noun: Sold directly to a customer without a sales commission.
292. no-load fund noun: A mutual fund that charges no sales load.
293. no lone zone noun: An area into which entry by a single individual is prohibited; commonly an area with accessibility to a nuclear weapon.
294. no longer adverb /noʊ ˈlɑŋɡɚ/: Not anymore; no more.
295. no longer with us adjective: Dead; deceased.
296. no-look adjective: Done without looking [at the target], typically for misdirection or as showboating.
297. no-lose adjective: Bound to end in success; without the risk of losing.
298. no love lost noun: Mutual dislike or animosity.
299. no'm interjection /ˈnoʊəm/: contraction of no ma'am
300. no man pronoun: Alternative form of noman.

Part 40 · Part 42 · English words: N

Source: English Wiktionary, dump of September 2, 2026 (CC BY-SA 4.0): each word's first meaning. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under N: 29,582 words, in 99 parts.