120,354 Words Containing "N"

Something that helps you succeed or do better than others at something.

A thrilling journey or experience with something unexpected or risky happening.

The word you use before a singular noun that starts with a vowel sound, like 'an apple' or 'an hour'.

One more of something similar to what you already have or talked about.

What you say or write when someone asks you a question, or a solution to a problem.

No specific one or ones; it doesn't matter which or how many when you're asking or making a negative statement.

Any person at all; used when it doesn't matter who.

Any object or matter; used when it doesn't matter which specific thing.

More than one child; young boys and girls.

A person who follows the teachings of Jesus Christ and believes in Christianity.

What happens as a result of an action or decision; the outcome or effect of something.

A choice you make or have made about something.

A book that explains what words mean and how to use them.

A picture you make by using a pencil or pen to create lines and shapes on paper

A paper cover you use to send a letter in the mail.

words or information that help someone understand something

A device with blades that spins to move air around.

Enjoyable activities or the pleasure and laughter you get from them.

The officials and leaders who make decisions and laws for a country or city.

A tool used to shoot bullets. Police and soldiers use guns.

You have the power or permission to do something. This is about possibility or ability.

To make something free from dirt or mess by washing or wiping.

To consume a beverage by taking it into your mouth and swallowing.

To get money by working, or to gain something through effort.

To stop or finish; to reach the last part.

to give details so someone understands something

To understand or have information about something; to be familiar with someone or a place.

Gained knowledge or developed a skill; American English past form.

To pay close attention to sounds or to what someone is saying.

To talk about or bring up something in conversation, usually briefly and without much detail.

To arrange things neatly, or to create a team or plan.

To have something that belongs to you.

To show where something is by extending your finger or hand toward it.

To keep something bad from happening. To stop something before it occurs.

To go fast using your legs, with brief moments where neither foot touches the ground.

Understand an idea or situation; to comprehend.

The third form of the verb see, used with have/has/had in perfect tenses.

Past form of send — you sent a message means you made it go to someone.

To give off light or to make something bright and polished.

Used after 'have' to show something was revealed or explained. He has shown me how.

Brown is a dark colour you see in earth, wood, and chocolate.

Something that stays the same, happens regularly, or is done in the same way repeatedly.

finished with something, or cooked enough to eat; not needing more time or effort

From or belonging to a different country; not from your own place.

Mattering a lot or having a strong effect on something.

Something that measures a lot from the beginning to the end; not short.

A lot of something; when you have a large number of countable things.

Related to the mind and thinking; something that happens in your thoughts rather than on paper or with tools.

Made by nature, not by humans; not artificial or fake.

Saying no or showing something is not true or not good.

Something new is made or bought recently and has not been used much or worn out yet.

The one that comes immediately after this one.

Good, pleasant, or enjoyable to experience or be with.

Not covered or closed; you can go in or see inside.

The first version; something new and different from copies.

Belonging to one person; private or individual, not shared with others.

Of high quality and done with skill, or relating to a skilled job.

By yourself with no one else there; without friends, family, or other people.

Having a feeling of strong displeasure or rage about something. You show this emotion with your face and voice.

not able to see because the eyes don't work properly.

Despite what was just said or thought; continuing forward with the point or action.

In any place or location; used when the specific place doesn't matter.

Moving or being at a lower position or level.

Never means it has not happened, does not happen now, and will not happen. It's the strongest way to say 'not'.

The opposite of 'yes'. You say it when you do not want something or do not agree.

A word that makes a sentence negative; opposite of yes.

At this moment or the present time; not in the past or future.

Just this thing and nothing else; the single one among others.

When something happens fast with no warning.

When something happens without planning or purpose. The action was not deliberate.

When something happens or is done another time, or when you repeat an action you did before.

At whatever time you want — there is no fixed or specific time required.

Can be used whenever is convenient for you; expressing openness to any moment.

Continuously = non-stop, never pausing. Rain continuously for hours means it never stopped.

Meaning not any or zero; used when something does not exist or is absent.

Happening or done many times, not rarely.

A single time before; it happened one time in the past.

Expressing what you think or feel based on your own experience and opinion.

In a short time from now; in the near future.

A word meaning at a certain time in the past or what comes next in a sequence.