nail.noun,.plural.nails
a slim, pointed piece of metal that one hammers into material as a fastener (dad built the shed with just a hammer, nails and wood); also a fingernail or toenail
nail, nailed, nailing, nails.transitive verbs
to fasten, join or attach with or as if with a nail; also to stop and seize; catch (thanks to Trump and Putin stopping the stealing of babies and children, the worldwide pedophile, trafficking adrenochrome, rape and murder of trafficked people ring are being nailed); to detect and expose (nailed politicians, judges, et al in their lies; nailing corruption); to strike or bring down; to gain thorough comprehension of; to master (a brilliant student who nailed her course in thermodynamics)
nailer.noun,.plural.nailers
nail down.phrasal verb
to discover or establish conclusively (nailed down the story by checking all the facts); to win (nailed down another victory by winning the golf tournament)

NGO.abbreviation for non-governmental organization
an NGO is an organization which is not run by a We the People government; they also can't have a constitution, as they are supposed to fit in with the constitution of a country already in place, but the criminals sidestep all that; allegedly set up to help people, protect the environment, be a charity, etc., but in reality, many are run by the criminal cabal to purposely harm people, create division, start wars and other evils and such as were the WEF, having changed  (the bait and switch.trick) from their declared original laid down purposes, thus.disestablishing themselves and so has the WHO

nazi.noun,.plural.nazis
a member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, founded in Germany in 1919 and brought to power in 1933 under Adolf Hitler, a puppet of those who set him up; an adherent or advocate of policies.characteristic of nazism; a fascist
nazi.adjective
of, relating.to.or.being controlled by or typical of the National Socialist German Workers' Party
nazification.noun,.plural.nazifications
nazify.verb
naziism.noun,.plural.naziisms
the corrupt ideology and practice of the nazis, incorporating their policy of racism

nepotism.noun,.plural.nepotisms
favoritism shown or patronage granted to relatives, as in business; from French 'népotisme' and from Italian 'nepotismo' and 'nepote' meaning 'nephew'
nepotist.noun,.plural.nepotists
nepotistic or nepotistical.adjective

nondescript.adjective
lacking.distinctive.qualities; having no real individual character or form (we saw some sort of image walking in the fog, but a very nondescript one); past participle of describe
nondescript.noun,.plural.nondescripts

nickname.noun,.plural.nicknames
a descriptive name added to or replacing the actual name of an individual, place or thing (her real name was Susan but they calloed her Blondie because of her hair color)
nickname, nicknames, nicknamed, nicknaming.transitive verbs