Neighbour
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 68
nä′bur, n. a person who dwells, sits, or stands near another: one who is on friendly terms with another.— adj. ( B. ) neighbouring.— v.i. to live near each other.— v.t. to be near to.— n. Neigh′bourhood , state of being neighbours, kindly feeling: adjoining district or the people living in it: a district generally, esp. with reference to its inhabitants.— adj. Neigh′bouring , being near: adjoining.— n. Neigh′bourline .— adjs. Neigh′bourly , like or becoming a neighbour: friendly: social—also adv. ; Neigh′bour-stained ( Shak. ), stained with neighbours' blood. [A.S. neáhbúr , neáhgebúr —A.S. neáh , near, gebúr or búr , a farmer.]
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