neath1
/niːθ
/preposition chiefly literary
Beneath: roaming around neath the trees...
- Though they had no true slaves of their own they paid an overseer off the Bend to take Abel out neath a tree overlooking the river.
- It is a ‘camp fire when the wood has fallen low and the ashes start to whiten neath the embers' crimson glow.’
- He proceeded to lift the umbrella out of the hole in the table and walk away with it, leaving us exposed neath a sky of malevolent aspect.
Rhymes
Neath2
/niːθ/An industrial town in South Wales on the River Neath; population 46,800 (est. 2009). Welsh name Castell-Nedd.
- well-eye
- well-eyed
- well-fabricated
- well-famed
- well-fancied
- well-faring
- well-farmed
- well-fashioned
- well-fatted
- well favored
- well favoured
- well-favouredness
- well-feasted
- well-feathered
- well-featured
- well fed
- well-feed
- well-feeding
- well-feigned
- well-fenced
- well-fermented
- well-filed
- well-filled
- well-finished
- well-fitted