N

Question 0

Nascent

NAY

Answer 0

A
Describing The beginning of something
My nascent confidence in this word

Question 1

Nadir

Answer 1

The lowest point

Today was the nadir of my life

Question 2

Natty

Answer 2

A

current in style, both of dress and manners.

Question 3

Naught

Answer 3

Quantity Ofvno importance
When things come to naught, they’ve come to nothing. If you feel bad about ending up with nothing, you can also say “It was all for naught!”

Question 4

Nebulous

Answer 4

Lacking clear definition

In the mist the trees look nebulous
The nebulous distinction between pride and conceit

Question 5

Necromancy

Answer 5

Black magic

Conjuring up the dead for prophesying

Question 6

Nefarious

Answer 6

Evil and wickid

Question 7

Neophyte

Answer 7

A new participant in an activity

Question 8

Nepotism

Answer 8

NEH poe tizm is the practice of favoritism based on kinship, like when the coach chooses his own kid to be the quarterback even if his kid stinks at football.

Question 9

Nether

Answer 9

The lower region or part

Nether lip

Question 10

Nettle

Answer 10

V

To annoy

Question 11

Neurotic

Answer 11

Affected by an emotional disorder

Question 12

Nexus

Answer 12

1 the one toon between things

2 the center of an object or most important aspect

Question 13

Niggle

Answer 13

To argue about stupid things

Question 14

Nihilism

Answer 14

The philosophy that there is nothing worth believing in–reject morality.

Question 15

Noetic

Answer 15

adj
of or associated with or requiring the use of the mind
Not instinct, intellectual thought part

Question 16

Noisome

Answer 16

Stinky

Causing nausea

Question 17

Nomenclature

Answer 17

NO-
The system of naming things in a new milieu.
Biological nomenclature

Question 18

Nominal

Answer 18

A small amount

Question 19

Nonentity

Answer 19

EN

An unimportant person

Question 20

Nonpareil

Answer 20

Non par ELL
N or A
Use nonpareil to describe someone or something that is beyond compare, an absolute model of perfection of a particular thing. Jane Austen was a writer nonpareil, and James Bond a spy nonpareil.
N
The colored beads of sugar on cookies.

Question 21

Nonplus

Answer 21

To baffle or confuse

Question 22

Normative

Answer 22

Describing normal things.

Question 23

Nostrum

Answer 23

A fake cure all drug

Placebo

Question 24

Notoriety

Answer 24

AY
Noun
Being known for something infamous and bad

Question 25

Nubile

Answer 25

NU bie uhl

Of young women, suitable for marriage

Question 26

Nugatory

Answer 26

NU ga tor y
Worthless
Having no value

Question 27

Numismatist

Answer 27

MIZ

Coin collector

Question 28

Nuptial

Answer 28

NUHP shuhl

Related to a wedding

Question 29

Nuptials

Answer 29

N

A wedding ceremony