Sure that net is not hurt, nar need looking for a needle. Just take your nunny bag,and be off now the once, ya old nawpoll. Its a nice ways you got to travel and the air is nippy.
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nar - none, not any (also neither, ne'er nair)
narn - never a single one, not a single one
narrows - a confined entrance to a harbour
nawpoll - a stupid person
net needle - a device carved from a piece of wood, used to make and repair the mesh in fish nets
Newfie - a jocular term for a Newfoundlander, sometimes used in a derogatory sense (if you are not from Newfoundland, you shouldn't use the "N" word)
nice - considerable
nippy - cold weather
noggin - a person's head
not hurt - in good condition, without a stain or mark, hardly worn, like new
now, the once - shortly
nunny bag - a small bag used for carrying provisions while travelling
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Wow....I had a whole bunch of those...I must be getting on to this. Great post/great fun.
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ReplyDeleteThought is was great. much fun here,
Yvonne
Another great post!
ReplyDeleteI love your creative approach to A to Z Challenge! Refreshing and fun!
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ReplyDeleteAwesome post for "N"! Thanks for sharing the words and definitions. Have a great day!
Sherrie
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In the paragraph you say 'narpoll' and down in the definition you say 'nawpoll'. I'd like to know which one it is, cause I'd like to start calling people this.
ReplyDeleteLike the use of so many letter of the day words.
ReplyDeleteBest to your mom.
There are some fun words in there and a couple of new ones for me too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog.
I don't see a couple of those words in the paragraph??? Did you edit down, or just give us extra "N" words to broaden our vocabulary? Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletenunny bag- That's a funny name for a bag.
ReplyDeleteGreat N's. I did need the vocab list to understand.
ReplyDeleteI learned some new words today. Thanks.
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Is it narpoll or nawpoll? I love it!!!
ReplyDeletesorry, between the wicked bad flu I have going on and the studying stress, I think my brians are leaking out my nose! its nawpoll!! I fixed it.
ReplyDeleteYour blog delights me. I feel like I am visiting another world.
ReplyDeletelove all the n words; my favorite is nawpoll
ReplyDeleteThank you for your most welcomed visit.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
I hope you remembered to call your Mudder and wish her a happy birthday! Great N words. I knew some like noggin. Great words.
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Fantastic! Thanks to you and your daily vocab lessons, I won't feel like a nawpoll if I ever find myself in Newfoundland. (I'm kidding, of course. I mean I'll feel like less of one.)
ReplyDeleteYou do have some interesting terms over there.
ReplyDeleteNewfoundland Alphabet! What a great idea, plus pics too. I love learning new words and about different places.
ReplyDeleteI'm from New Brunswick and have cousins in Newfoundland, but I can hardly understand a word they say when we get together. (he,he) Thanks for a few of the definitions. NO doubt there's many more...love your site.
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This mainlander definitely needs to visit Nfld! Love your posts...and good luck on Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteI'd barely understand a word if you wouldn't explain them :-)
ReplyDeleteCould figure out quite a few.
ReplyDeleteVisitng you back from the A to Z Challenge.
Wow, I haven't heard of alot of these words, loving discovering new ones.
ReplyDeleteNunny Bag. Is that how you can tell a nun is a transvestite?
ReplyDeleteI feel like a nawpoll. I don't know many of these words. Good choice.
ReplyDeleteNice, nunny bag...clever! Fun to read~
ReplyDeleteDang. Hit it too fast--and thanks for being #100!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite word today is nawpoll - love it! :)
ReplyDelete- andrea
Ooo...great list of N words. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteEllie Garratt
I love these things!
ReplyDeleteSoon, I'll be fluent...