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Adjective

1. {{U|recently}} [[made]], or [[created]].
2. {{U|additional}}; recently [[discover]]ed.
3. {{U|current}} or [[later]], as opposed to [[former]].
4. Used to distinguish something established more recently, [[named after]] something or some place previously existing. <!-- shouldn't this be at [[New]]? -->
5. In [[original]] [[condition]]; [[pristine]]; not previously worn or used.
6. [[refresh|Refreshed]], [[reinvigorate]]d, [[reform]]ed.
7. [[newborn|Newborn]].
8. {{U|strange}}, [[unfamiliar]] or not previously [[know]]n.
9. Recently [[arrive]]d or [[appear]]ed.
10. [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]] or [[unaccustomed]] at some task.
11. {{lb|en|of a period of time}} [[next|Next]]; about to [[begin]] or recently [[begun]].

Adverb

1. {{synonym of|en|newly#Adverb}}, especially in composition.
2. As new; [[from scratch]].

Noun

1. {{lb|en|with {{m|en|the}}|invariable plural only}} Things that are new.
2. {{senseid|en|lager, light-colored, bottom-fermented}} {{lb|en|AU|uncountable}} A typically light-coloured [[lager]] brewed by the bottom-fermentation method.
3. {{lb|en|UK|naval|_|slang|countable}} A [[naval]] [[cadet]] who has just [[embark]]ed on [[training]].

Verb

1. {{lb|en|programming}} {{synonym of|en|new up}}.
2. {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[make]] new; to [[recreate]]; to [[renew]].

Proper noun

1. {{surname|en|from=nicknames}}.
2. {{lb|en|Oxon|informal|uncommon}} {{ellipsis of|en|w:New College, Oxford}}.

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