Neoromanoer

nekro-man-ser, n. one who pi.u- tiscs necromancy aviuui Necromancy, nek'ro-man-si, the art of ratal tng future events by comniuiiu ation with lie tieud enchantment. [Gr. neiiomanttia - Tukros, and manteia, a propheij nig -tnaui/s, a prophet. For the medneval sjielling, tugiomancy see Black-art Necromantic, nek-ro-man'tik, Necromantical, nek-ro-man'tik al, adj. pertaining to nrciomancy: performed hy neciomancy —adv. Necromantically. NecropollB, nek-rop'o-lis, a remeterv. [Lit *a oily of the dead,’ Gr nckto\, and polls a city Nectar, nek'tar, «- the led wine 01 drink of the gods a delicious beverage the honey of the glands of plants [L,—Gr nektat ei> dub} Nectareal, nek-t.Vie-al, Nectarean, nok-i.Vrc-an, adj. pertaining to or resembling net tar: debcious.