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21neb — I Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Nose, beak, pointy end. Example: Keep thon cruise missile shiny lads. Wan wee speck o dust oan its neb an it ll mebbe miss its target completely an hit a hoaspital or somethin II Mawdesley Glossary the peak of a… …
22neb — 2 neb praef. žr. 4 nebe : 1. Jis nebnor veltuo gauti, veltuo duoti J. Bausk girtūklį, kad nebgertum karčemo[je] J. 2. Vaikai nebmaži, neb... Šts. Vaikis nebjaunas J. Anksti kėlei? – Nebanksti J. Pliek vaiką nebgyvai J …
23neb — sb. == face. Fragm. in Warton, H. E. P. vol. i. p. 24. AS. neb …
24neb — /nɛb / (say neb) noun Obsolete 1. a bill or beak, as of a bird. 2. the nose, especially of an animal. 3. the tip or pointed end of anything. 4. the nib of a pen. {Middle English nebbe, Old English nebb; from northern British dialect} …
25Neb. — abbr. Nebraska. * * * Nebraska. * * * abbrev Nebraska (US state) * * * Nebr. or Neb., Nebraska. * * * abbr. Nebraska …
26Neb-taui-djeser — in Hieroglyphen oder …
27Neb-neb — n. Same as {Bablh}. [1913 Webster] …
28Neb-pet-mehtit — in Hieroglyphen Mittleres Reich …
29Neb-Neb — (in Ägypten Karot), die Hülsen der Acacia nilotica, zum Gerben u. Schwarzfärben, bes. des Leders benutzt. Die Samen geben eine rothe Farbe, womit man den Maroquin färbt …
30Neb-Neb — Neb Neb, s. Bablah …
