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narcissism inordinate fascination with oneself (the story of echo and narcissus)
nautical pertaining to ships (n_ terms)
nefarious wicked or evil (far- running far is evil)
negate to deny evidence (when NEGoTiating something you can deny part of the facts)
nemesis something a person cannot conquer (the arch _ you can't beat)
neophyte novice or beginner (NEw)
nepotism favoritism shown to family, as in business and politics (POT- candidates for the job are limited to family)
neurotic anxiety, compulsive acts, and physical complaints without evidence of disease, dominates the personality (neuro-brain is crazy)
nihilism rejection of laws as in a revolution (HIL- you have to cross the hill of being rejected)
nirvana state of peace as in Buddhism (the band is not peaceful)
nocturnal of or pertaining to the night (nocht- night)
nomad member of a tribe that wanders from place to place (NO place to live)
nomenclature the choosing of names as in science (if something has NO naME, it is given one)
nonpartisan some one who is not a supporter of something, usually with emotional ties (has NO -.- PART In something)
nostalgia wistful desire to return to a former time in one's life (he had a feeling of _ as he looked at his old high school)
notoriety state of being notoriously/widely and unfavorably known (Hitler reached a state of _ety when the world noticed his evils)
nondescript undistinguished or indefinite (a SCRIPT is definite, this is NOt)
nonchalant cooly unconcerned or casual (The girl was _ about the cast list being posted)
nom de plume authors pen name (name is written with a PLUME)
nullify declare legally void (it is now NULL or dull)
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