Ned
Ned
Definition
Ned (ned)
noun
a masculine name
Etymology: by faulty division of mine Ed
NED
Definition
NED
New English Dictionary: orig. name of Oxford English Dictionary
Ned
Usage Examples
Possessives
- wrongdoing: I have no sympathy for his mom who complained when the Tesco security guard took some photos as evidence of the ned's wrongdoing.
Infinitive complement
- have: You will ned to have your license and club membership card with you.
- know: To prove just how accessible it is, the customer catalog gives you all you ned to know about the service.
Modifies a noun
- work: The vast majority of commercial NEDs are paid, and some do nothing but NED work.
- fee: Those companies reviewing NED pay this year on average increased chairman fees by 37 % and other NED fees by 32 % .
- appointment: Many senior executives ask us how best to set about finding NED appointments with SMEs.
- culture: Big Craig 30-03-2004, 12:01 PM you can be really educated but follow the ned culture can you not!
- position: It revealed that only 11 % of all FTSE 100 NED positions are held by women, while 13 % are Lords and Knights.
- database: About 1500 sources of the complete sample were identified by correlating the RBS with the SIMBAD and NED databases.
Modifying Another Word
- also: System will also ned to link user back to new sample entry page Can we prevent users creating multiple samples with the same name?
Used with adjective complement
- do: Further Comments: Value for money it was a good choice but the rooms really do ned to be updated.
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- nee
- need
- need to
- needed
- needful
- neediness
- needle
- needle valve
- needlefish
