Newe, adv. newly, freshly, afresh, R. 540, 558, 1214; L. 103; T. i. 222; A 365, 428, E 3, 378, I 767; of newe, new, fresh, T. ii. 20; Newe and newe, again and again, T. iii. 116; afresh, continually, C 929.
Newe, v. renew; Neweth, pr. s. B 4. p 6. 104; Newe, 2 pr. pl. 23. 11; Newed, pt. s. had something fresh in it, 3. 906; Newed, pp. renewed, B 3036.
Newefangel, adj. fond of novelty, F 618, H 193.
New-fangelnesse, s. fondness for novelty, 7. 141; L. 154; F 610; Newe-fangelnesse, 21. 1.
Neweliche, adv. newly, recently, B 4. m 3. 10; Newely, R. 1205.
Newe-thought, s. Inconstancy, R. 982.
Nexte, adj. sup. nearest, 4. 54; HF. 1107; L. 2481; A 1413, B 807, 1814, C 870; last, HF. 1775; next, D 1010; easiest, T. i. 697.
Ney, adj. nigh, A. ii. 3. 47. See Neigh, Ny.
Neyghebores, pl. neighbours, HF. 649. See Neighebour.
Nigard, adj. niggardly, R. 1172.