English dictionary: words starting with next

adjective

(of a time) coming immediately after the time of writing or speaking.

Usage examples:

We'll go to corfu next year

adverb

On the first or soonest occasion after the present; immediately afterwards.

Usage examples:

He wondered what would happen next

noun

The next person or thing.

Usage examples:

The week after next

preposition

Next to.

Usage examples:

He plodded along next him

determiner

Another.

Usage examples:

Every year sales down by a next ten per cent again

pronoun

Being the first one after the present one or after the one just mentioned, or being the first after the present moment

Usage examples:

Go straight at the traffic light and then take the next right., the next time you want to borrow my…

idiom

At or in or to the adjacent residence

adverb

In or to the next house or room.

Usage examples:

The caretaker lives next door

adjective

Living or situated next door.

Usage examples:

Next-door neighbours

noun

The people, building, or room next door.

Usage examples:

Next door's dog

idiom

To be almost the same as something

Usage examples:

If you're asked to resign from your job, it's next door to being fired.

noun

A very close family member or family members

phrase

Very quickly or very soon

Usage examples:

The kids ate their dinner in no time., we'll be home in next to no time., we'll be finished in no t…

phrase

Used when describing two people or things that are very close to each other with nothing between them

Usage examples:

Can i sit next to the window?, there was a really strange man standing next to me at the train stat…

noun

In or to the next house or room.

Usage examples:

The caretaker lives next door

adverb

In the next place; next.

noun

The fact or condition of being next; proximity, contiguity, adjacency.