The Protestant school, or, A method, containing several forms of prayer, psalms, lessons, thanksgivings,…

N.

Naught, bad, wicked nought, nothing nay, not so, or no neigh, as horses do nether, lower neither, none of them nesh, tender effeminate nice, curious and delicate niece, a brothers daughter nigh, nearer nigh, a nick name for Isaac noise, tumultuous ⟨p. 132⟩nose, on the face noah, a proper name

Naught, bad, wicked nought, nothing nay, not so, or no neigh, as horses doe nether, lower neither, none of them nesh, tender effeminate nice, curious and delicate neece, a brothers daughter nigh, nearer nye, a nick name for Isaack noise, tumultuous ⟨p. 132⟩nose, on the face noah, a proper name

O.

Oar, to row withal ore, unrefined Gold our, as our house oyer, and terminer hour, of the day ore, abbreviation of over oath, to take an oath ought, to do what we should oats, a grain, or pulse out, as without own, to acknowledge one, the smallest number once, but one time one's, body or right hand ounce, a small weight order, rule, and decency ordure, filthiness and nastiness onion, a plant union, agreement oh, a note of bemoaning owe, to be in debt