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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
nay-say
nay then!
nazzard
near
near now
nearre
nerran
neb
nib
neckabout
nedder
neddy
neeald
neer
nere
neeve
neiffe
neme
nemis
neps
nerled
nesh
nash
nestling
nether
nether'd
netting
newing
newst of a newstness
newt
ni! ni!
nice
nickering
nicker-pecker
niddick
nifle
nigh
nigh-hand
nighest-about
nim
ninniwatch
nitch
nidge
nithing
nittle
nog
noggin
nomine
nonce
nook
nook-shotten
noon-scape
nope
nor
nose-gigg
not
note
note-herd
nought
nought that's aught
nowt
nubbles
nush d
oaf
oak-webb
oast
oavis
ods-wowks!
o'er- lay
of all loves
oftens
old
old land
old lad
omy
on
oneder
onstead
ope-land
orts
ore
ore-weed
orndorns
osken
oss
otherwhiles
otherguess
ousen
oust
out-catch
out-cumbling
outen-work
ouzle
over
over-anunt
over-bodied
over-get
overswitcht
owl
owler
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