Nesh, "tender and nesh" (IP[337],b), succulent, juicy.
Nest, see Feather.
New Guise, see Guise.
New Jet, see Jet.
New Year, "in the worship of the new year" (IP[334],c), i.e. at the next jollification.
Nil, see Suffer.
Nine stocks, "sit in nine stocks" (R[220],d). Mr. Magnus thinks the meaning of this somewhat obscure sentence to be that the culprit shall be sentenced to the stocks nine times running; note the exigency of a rhyme to mine locks.
Ninnat (R., passim), ne will not.
Nold, "The skitb[r]ains nold not" (R[267],b)—"for she nolde suffer" (N[45]a), would not be—n[e w]old: cf. Namnot, etc.