Verb with N
A real verb; means to require something.
A real verb; to sleep briefly.
Common verb form: gerund of 'nap'.
It's a verb; moving your head in agreement.
Yes, a verb; to give a name to someone/thing.
Yes, a verb; to annoy with repeated demands.
Verb form: present participle of 'nod'.
A clear verb; means to tell a story.
Valid verb; to fasten or do something perfectly.
Definite verb; to steer or find a route.
Valid verb; to observe or write down.
Real verb; to become aware of something.
Gerund verb form of 'nag'.
A verb; to push someone gently with an elbow.
Gerund verb form of 'nest'.
Verb meaning to discuss to reach agreement.
Verb meaning to pinch or bite sharply.
Verb meaning to deny or make ineffective.
Verb form of “note”; act of noticing or writing.
Verb form of “name”; act of giving a name.
"To nick" = to steal or make a small cut in UK use.
"To nibble" = eat in tiny bites, like a mouse.
"To neglect" = fail to care for or pay attention.
"To nail" = fasten with nails or do something perfectly.
"To notify" = formally inform someone of something.
"To nest" = build/use a nest, also to fit things inside.
"To nail" in past: fixed or achieved something.
"To nuke" = bomb with nukes or microwave food fast.
"To nab" = grab or catch quickly, often by police.
"To numb" = make without feeling, physically or emotionally.
"To nullify" = cancel out, make legally void.
Commonly means kiss/caress neck; can be romantic PG-13.
"To nut" (slang UK) = hit with your head, headbutt.
"To nurture" = care for and help grow or develop.
"Needing" = present participle of "need", require.
"Netting" = catching with a net; also making net.
"Named" = past of name, give a person/thing a name.
"Nursing" = caring for sick or feeding a baby.
"Nicking" = stealing or making small cuts, esp. UK.
Sound a horse makes; verb for horses' call
- nipping
Propose someone for a role or position
Make or become without feeling
From 'near'; move or come closer
Feed or sustain growth, often figurative
Settle or snuggle comfortably into place
Past of nag; annoy with constant criticism
From 'nudge'; poke or push gently
From 'notice'; become aware of
Make neat or tidy; straighten things up
Slang verb meaning cancel or reject
Rub or cuddle with nose, like animals do
Past of note; observe or write down
Make things standard or consistent
From 'needle'; tease or provoke someone
Make something narrower or limit options
Care for the sick; also breastfeed a baby
From neigh; for a horse making sound
To navigate; moving through or across a route.
To narrate; telling a story or events aloud.
Assign a number or count items
To nitpick; criticize minor small details.
To need; require or depend on something.
To nock; set an arrow onto a bowstring.
To needle; tease or provoke someone sharply.
Present participle of "nurture", to care and grow.
To noodle; improvise or dabble, esp. in music.
To nibble; take small, quick bites of food.
To near; move closer in space or time.
To narrate; told a story in the past.
To neck; kiss and cuddle, mild slang but OK.
To naturalize; make foreign person a citizen.
- notate
To nosedive; plunge steeply, often suddenly.
To nitpick; present participle, ongoing action.
To nick; steal or slightly cut something.
To need; 3rd person singular form of the verb.
Past tense of "nap", meaning slept briefly.
From 'nuke', to bomb or destroy completely.
From 'nationalize', to bring under state control.
Informal verb, to eat or snack, esp. Yiddish.
Verb: to cut or mark a groove or notch in.
From 'nock', to fit an arrow on a bowstring.
Verb: to catch with a net or earn (net profit).
Verb: present participle of 'nestle', to snuggle.
Slang verb meaning to report to police (US).
From 'nanny', caring for as a nanny; babysitting.
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