napoléon, n.m., napoleon (French gold coin, worth $3.86).
napolitain, -e, n. and adj., Neapolitan.
nappe, n.f., cloth, table-cloth, cover; (hunt.) dead animal’s skin; clap-net. — d’eau; sheet of water. Eclair en —; sheet-lightning.
napperon (na-pron), n.m., napkin, slip (small table-cloth).
narcisse, n.m., (bot.) daffodil, narcissus. C’est un —; he is enamored of his person.
narcotine, n.f., narcotine.
narcotique, n.m. and adj., narcotic.
narcotisme, n.m., (med.) narcotism.
nard, n.m., (bot., pharm.) nard; (bot.) spikenard.
nargue (narg), n.f., pshaw, pish, scorn, disdain, slight, sneer. Dire — de; to snap one’s finger at. — de l’amour; a fig for, a plague on, love. Faire — à; to snap one’s fingers at.