nakket

A Middle English form of neck. nalet, n. [In the phrase at the nale, atte nale, properly at then ale, at the ale-house: see ale.] An ale-house. See ale, 4. Make him grete feestes atte nale. Chaucer, Friar's Tale, 1. 49. nallt (nâl), n. See nawl. namlt. Preterit of nim1. nam2t, n. [ME., also name, ML. namium ), a seizure, distraint (= Icel. nām = OHG. nāma, a taking, seizure, apprehen distrain. In the ordinance of Canute that no man is to take nams unle he has demanded right three times in the hundred. Maine , Early Hist. of Institutions, p. 270. nam3t. A Middle English contraction of ne am, am not. Chaucer.