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Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 276
nu, a. Having existed, or having been or made, but a short time; of late origin; lately manifested; recently in- Nettle. vented, discovered, or established as true; strange; starting anew; recommencing; not ancient; modern; not worn out or defaced by use; unaccuson tomed; unfamiliar; fresh from anything; novel. — NeWTy, -It, adv. Lately; freshly; recently; in a manner not existing before; with a new form. — New'ne ,?;. State or quality of being new, or of being first known or introduced; novelty; innovation; recent change; want of practice or familiarity; different state or qualities introduced by change or regeneration. — News, ntiz, n. [Plural in form, but united with a verb in the sing.] Recent intelligence fresh; information; tidings; information of what has recently happened or of what was before unknown; advice. — News'mon/ger, n. One who deals in news. — News'paper, n. A public print that circulates news, advertisements, etc.
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