Did you mayhaps mean next?
Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. archaic alternative spelling of next.
Examples
“cause they bofe had dess sense enough to run away after you 'grampaw try learn 'em how much he ain't like no pups; an' nex 'come them two canaries hangin' in the dinin'-room now, an 'nex' -- di'n 'I holler so's they could a-hear me all way down town?”
“An 'the hother's bin with me six -- six years, sir, an' two months comin 'nex' Saturday.”
“I knowed some'n wuz up, an 'nex' mawnin 'I called' im early befo 'light, like he tole me, an' he dressed an 'come out pres'n'y jes' like he wuz goin 'to church.”
“Head 'at mule roun' nex 'time an' back him in de ball park.”
“You gives de ol 'Soopreem Leadeh fifty dollahs, an' nex 'week back he comes wid a hund'ed.”
“Th 'nex' day th 'little Mickrobes made a toboggan slide iv me spine an' manetime some Mickrobes that was wur-r-kin 'f'r th' tiliphone comp'ny got it in their heads that me legs was poles, an 'put on their spikes an' climbed all night long.”
“I tried it, -- darned 'f I sot daown f'r th' nex 'week, -- ëat all my victuals stan'in'.”
“She git caught high up on de leg, an 'de beeg spring bre'k de leg an den de leg freeze an' in wan hour de fox giv 'de pull an' de leg twist off, an 'de fox run away -- an' nex 'tam you bet you ain' ketch dat fox no mor '.”
“An 'off to the township on Saturday afternoon, an' lucky if they get back in time for milkin 'nex' mornin '.”
“It's in Wakefield -- en 'nex' month it's a-comin 'here.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘nex’.
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Xcessive
Valid 3-letter words with an x. Also, longer words with more than one x in them.
wax, fix, tux, box, sex, max, six, aux, pox, hex, tax, mix and 78 more...
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Jamaican Glossary
The liner notes that accompany Papa San's dancehall album God & i include this thoughtful list of Jamaican-to-American translations, to aid in understanding what the heck he's saying in each song.
yah, yeh, yuy, woulda, wort, wid, wi, wes', wen, whey, wau, wanda and 151 more...
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whichbe (Latin) death, slaughter, violent death. May 17, 2009