Neal, Nealded. See Anneal.
Neck-headland. 'To fall neck-headland,' i.e. headlong.—N.W. (Clyffe Pypard.)
Neet. See Nit (S.).
Neoust of a neoustness. Nearly alike (A.). See Aneoust.—N.W.
Nesh. See Nash.
Nessel-tripe, Nessel-trip, Nussel-trip. The smallest and weakest pig in a litter. Commonly used in the Deverills, and elsewhere.—S.W.
Nettle-creeper. Applied generally in Wilts to the following three birds:—(1) Curruca cinerea, Common Whitethroat, (2) C. sylvatica, Lesser Whitethroat, and (3) C. hortensis, Garden Warbler (Birds of Wilts, pp. 159-161).—N.W.
Neust. See Aneoust.
Neust alike. Nearly alike.—N.W. (Clyffe Pypard, &c.)
Neust of a neustness. See Aneoust.