Adjective with N
- Means pleasant, kind, or agreeable. 
- Means recent, fresh, or not old. 
- Describes playful or badly behaved actions. 
- Means unpleasant, offensive, or mean. 
- Means making loud or constant noise. 
- Describes tidy, orderly, or stylish. 
- Means too trusting or inexperienced. 
- Means ordinary or standard. 
- Means harmful, pessimistic, or opposite. 
- Means nut-flavored or silly, crazy. 
- Describes being overly curious. 
- Means worried, uneasy, or anxious. 
- Means geeky or overly academic. 
- Means lacking physical or emotional feeling. 
- Means lacking support or attention. 
- Describes something close or nearby. 
- Means from nature; not artificial or altered. 
- Means not wide; slim or limited in width. 
- Cool and clever; neat or stylish. 
- Overly curious about others' business. 
- Very bright, fluorescent in color. 
- Famous, but for something bad or risky. 
- Noble
- Narcissistic
- Nimble
- Native
- Neutral
- Nippy
- Nonchalant
- Nefarious
- Nappy
- Nocturnal
- Negligent
- null
- Numerous
- none
- nonsensical
- Nagging
- nostalgic
- National
- Nuts
- Noteworthy
- Notable
- Neurotic
- Nauseous
- Necessary
- Nebulous
- Noir
- Novel
- nameless
- nightly
- Neglectful
- Neglected
- Nitpicky
- nett
- Neatly
- nutritious
- Nearby
- Nuanced
- Northern
- Never-ending
- Niche
- Nonsense
- navy
- Next
- Nasal
- nurturing
- Newest
- newer
- Nest
- Neighborly
- Nascent
- Numbing
- Noxious
- Natty
- nourishing
- Nicer
- nauseating
- Nuisance
- Nonexistent
- Nightmarish
- Nagger
- Naturally
- narcoleptic
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