Near

ner, a. Not far distant; as, not distant in place, adjacent, neighboring or, not distant in time or, closely related; or, close to one's interests, affection, etc.; intimate: dear; or, close to anything followed or imitated or, on the left of a team serving to bring the object closer immediate direct parsimonious illiberal. — adv. At a little distance only, in place or time, manner or degree almost well-nigh nearly. — v. [xeared (nerd), near- IHG.] fo approach, come nearer, — v. To draw near, approach. — prep. Adjacent to; close by. [AS. near, comparative adv., neah, nigh, Ic. user.] — Nearly, adv. At no great distance closely; intimately; pre ingly almost in a parsimonious manner. — Near'ne , n. — Near'-sight'ed, a. Seeing at a small distance only: short-sighted. Neat, net, Cattle of the bovine genus, as bulls, oxen, and cows. —a. Belonging to the bovine genus, as, neat cattle; also, pert, to such cattle. [AS., fr. neotan, to use, employ, Goth, niutan, to receive benefit from; Skr. nand, to be pleased, Gr. oninemi, I profit, support.] — Neat/-herd, One who has the care of cattle.