mythopoeic or mythopeic

Relating to the making of myths.

narrischkeit or narrishkeit

Foolishness; nonsense.

natch

Naturally; of course.

natheless

Nevertheless; notwithstanding.

nauseate

verb tr., intr.

navvy

A laborer or a construction worker.

nefandous

So wicked as to defy description: abominable, appalling.

nemophilist

One who loves forests.

nemorous

Relating to a forest; wooded.

neoist

One who favors or employs new ideas, styles, techniques, etc.

neophile

One who loves new or novel things.

neophilia

The love of what’s new or novel.

neophobia

The fear or dislike of the new.

nervous Nelly or Nellie

One who is unusually nervous, timid, or fearful.

neurodivergence

The diversity of brain function, encompassing variations from what is considered typical.

Niagara

An outpouring; a deluge.

niddering

A coward or wretch.

nidifugous

Well-developed and able to leave the nest soon after hatching.

nidify

To build a nest.

nimrodize

To behave like a tyrant.

nitch

A notch or a small cut.

nithing

1. A coward.

noa

Free from taboo, restrictions, etc.

nocent

adjective

noctilucent

Shining at night.

noctivagant

One who wanders in the night.

noodgy

Nagging, pestering, annoying, or complaining.

nosography

The systematic description of diseases.

nothingburger

Someone or something that turns out to be inconsequential.

nuciform

Like a nut.

nudifidian

One who believes that faith alone is sufficient for salvation.

nudum pactum

An unenforceable contract, one that’s void because of lack of consideration (something of value prom...

nutant

Drooping; nodding.

Oakley

A complimentary ticket or pass. Also known as an Annie Oakley.

obtrude

To impose one’s ideas, opinions, etc.

obviate

To render unnecessary; to remove, avoid, or prevent.

occiput

The back part of the head or skull.