Possible correct spellings for nearset

• Meanest

Tell me frankly, how meanest thou?

• Nauseate

At every trifle scorn to take offence, that always shows great pride, or little sense; those heads, as stomachs, are not sure the best, which nauseate all, and nothing can digest.

• Newest

The newest and most elegant houses are built upon the banks of the river pasig.

• Nears

As he nears the two-year mark, he has acquired a few simple verbs and he can possibly put three words together, such as, "willie wants drink."

• Neatest

So the first thing he did when he was over the wall was to make the neatest double, sharp to his right, and run along under the wall for nearly half a mile.

• Erst

Even as remaineth splendid and serene the hemisphere of air, when boreas is blowing from that cheek where he is mildest, because is purified and resolved the rack that erst disturbed it, till the welkin laughs with all the beauties of its pageantry; thus did i likewise, after that my lady had me provided with her clear response, and like a star in heaven the truth was seen.

• Nasty

These nasty swamps, you know."

• Neat

"that's unanswerable," he thought, "and rather neat."

• Norse

Think you a norse woman, bred in a shadow of the constant mountains, forgets the first thrill of passion waked in her soul?

• Nurse

A nurse and doctor olivo came soon after.

• Earnest

You think you'd remember me the way i was when i was well-but you wouldn't,' she says earnest; 'people never, never do.

• Nearside

With a full complement of badges a lowlander, regardless to whom it was delivered, would have carried an enamelled albion saltire shield on the flap concealing the radiator filler, either leyland or albion in stylised chrome-plated lettering across the fourth slat down on the radiator grille and a lowlander badge in chrome finish and leyland–style script, on the nearside at the foot of the grille panel, just by the nearside end of the registration number plate.

• East

They placed her chair so that she could face the east.

• Hearst

For this lamentable state of affairs the craft union and william randolph hearst, its chief patron and promoter, are entirely responsible.

• Leanest

I looked up at the sky, and spied the leanest phantom of a star that glimmered for the space of a single swing of a pendulum, and then vanished behind a rushing roll of vapour of a midnight hue, winging with incredible velocity from the land.

• Knesset

) – said by shmuel flatto-sharon to aryeh eliav during a debate in the knesset, the catchphrase is preserved with its grammatical error, as a symbol of impertinence of an immigrant, unfamiliar with efforts and achievements of previous generations.

• Nursed

"i'll get even with that young jarvis yet," he muttered, as he nursed his leg over the fire.

• Nearest

Them that's furtherest away don't have a chance like them that's nearest him.

• Nest

The nest is altogether about.

• Neared

As they neared the house, he spoke to her.

259 words made from the letters nearset