Narn, or Norn pron. neither, ex. Narn on’s
Nasten v.a. to render nasty
Nathely adv. nearly, as a baby is nathely pining away
Nâunt s. aunt
Nawl s. navel; Nawl-cut a term used by butchers
Neel, Neeld s. a needle (Shaks. Mid. N. Dr. iii. 2)
Nesh, Naish adj. tender, delicate (A S hnesc)
Nestle-tripe s. the poorest bird in the nest; weakest pig in the litter; puny child
Never-the-near to no purpose
Newelty s. novelty