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Definition of nave
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of nave is as below...
Nave (n.) The
middle
or body of a
church,
extending
from the
transepts
to the
principal
entrances,
or, if there are no
transepts,
from the choir to the
principal
entrance,
but not
including
the
aisles..
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Knavery
::
Knavery
(n.)
Roguish
or
mischievous
tricks.
Knaveship
::
Knaveship
(n.) A small due, in meal,
established
by
usage,
which is paid to the under
miller..
Suraddition
::
Suradanni
(n.) A
valuable
kind of wood
obtained
on the
shores
of the
Demerara
River in South
America,
much used for
timbers,
rails,
naves and
fellies
of
wheels,
and the
like..
Pack
::
Pack (n.) A
number
of
persons
associated
or
leagued
in a bad
design
or
practice;
a gang; as, a pack of
thieves
or
knaves..
Wretch
::
Wretch
(v. t.) One sunk in vice or
degradation;
a base,
despicable
person;
a vile
knave;
as, a
profligate
wretch..
Kidneywort
::
Kidneywort
(n.) The
navelwort.
Knaveries
::
Knaveries
(pl. ) of
Knaver.
Knave
::
Knave (n.) A
tricky,
deceitful
fellow;
a
dishonest
person;
a
rogue;
a
villain..
Funis
::
Funis (n.) A cord;
specifically,
the
umbilical
cord or navel
string..
Nave
::
Nave (n.) The
middle
or body of a
church,
extending
from the
transepts
to the
principal
entrances,
or, if there are no
transepts,
from the choir to the
principal
entrance,
but not
including
the
aisles..
Napus
::
Napus (n.) A kind of
turnip.
See
Navew.
Knavess
::
Knavess
(n.) A
knavish
woman.
Navel
::
Navel (n.) A mark or
depression
in the
middle
of the
abdomen;
the
umbilicus.
See
Umbilicus.
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) Three or more cards of the same suit in
immediately
consecutive
order of
value;
as, ace, king, and
queen;
or
knave,
ten, nine, and
eight..
Nef
::
Nef (n.) The nave of a
church.
Omphalomancy
::
Omphalomancy
(n.)
Divination
by means of a
child's
navel,
to learn how many
children
the
mother
may
have..
Beknave
::
Beknave
(v. t.) To call
knave.
Musk
::
Musk (n.) A
substance
of a
reddish
brown
color,
and when fresh of the
consistence
of
honey,
obtained
from a bag being
behind
the navel of the male musk deer. It has a
slightly
bitter
taste,
but is
specially
remarkable
for its
powerful
and
enduring
odor. It is used in
medicine
as a
stimulant
antispasmodic.
The term is also
applied
to
secretions
of
various
other
animals,
having
a
similar
odor..
Knave
::
Knave (n.) A
playing
card
marked
with the
figure
of a
servant
or
soldier;
a jack.
Outknave
::
Outknave
(v. t.) To
surpass
in
knavery.
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