Necessen, v.; Necesseden, pt. pl. compelled, B 3. m 9. 5.
Necessitee, s. necessity, T. iv. 1012, 1014; A 3042, F 593.
Necligence, s. negligence, A 1881, B 22, C 98, E 661; Negligence, 8. 7; L. 537.
Necligent, adj. negligent, careless, B 2512, C 101, D 1816, I 362; Negligent, 5. 429.
Neddre, s. adder, E 1786 n; Neddres, pt. L. 699. See Naddre.
Nede (néédə, sometimes as nèèdə), s. need, extremity, 1. 44; T. i. 772, iii. 49; B 102, 658, 2360; extremity, difficult matter, B 2917; peril, B 3576 (see note); at nede,
at need, 1. 112; for nede, if needful, R. 1123; s. as adj. needful, A 304, B 2358; Nedes, pl. matters of business, B 174, 1266; necessities, T. ii. 954; needs, G 178; for nedes, for very need, 3. 1201. A.S. nýd, nēd, nēad.
Nede, adv. necessarily, of necessity, R. 1441, 1473; HF. 724; T. ii. 671; 3. 1074; needs, B 3697, E 531, G 1280. Pronounced as néde, or rimes with drede, dede.
Nede, v. be necessary, B 871; Nedeth, pr. s. (it) is necessary, (it) needs, 1. 118; A 462, 3028, D 2097, F 65, 298; what n., what is the need of, A 849, 1029; Nededè, pt. s. impers. (there) needed, A 4020, 4161; it was needful, T. v. 726; Neded, pt. s. E 457; Neded, pt. s. subj.; us neded, it would be necessary for us, we should need, T. iv. 1344.
Nedeful, adj. needy, I 805; as s. I 1032.