How to pronounce “newes”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• Obsolete spelling of news.
• [Adjective]
• strong/mixed nominative/accusative neuter singular of new

Practice Nearby Words

newfound, fresh, freshly, newly, brand-new, recent, novel, recently, newfangled, original, spick-and-span, other, early, modern, spic-and-span, revolutionary, parvenu, refreshing, radical, late, rising, unprecedented, unexampled, young, wet behind the ears, unaccustomed, virgin, inexperienced, baby, sunrise, untried, unused, untested, unworn, raw, hot, red-hot, newborn, green, bran-new, new-sprung, new to, newly arisen, parvenue, worlde, landes, newe, heare, knowne, quicke, briefe, heere, soone, cruell, kinde, countrey, hapned, returne, sundrie, readie, majestie, originall, joyne, selfe, againe, vaine, seene, fleete, royall, worde, minde, ayde, fauour, darke, dreadfull, louing, sicke, mett, deare, himselfe, thinke, feare, musicke, worthie, folkes, meane, loyall, winde, foorth, verie, fearefull, certaine, drunke, eares, togither, happie, mischiefe, meanes, learne, spoyle

Similar Sounds

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