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niche Word B2 A niche is a specialized place, role, or area where something fits well or is most effective.
nip in the bud Idiom B2 To nip in the bud means to stop a problem or bad situation early before it grows.
no spring chicken Idiom B2 Used to say someone is no longer young, often in a humorous way.
no-brainer Idiom B2 A no-brainer is an obvious choice or decision that requires little or no thought.
nostalgia Word B2 Nostalgia is a warm, sometimes sad feeling of longing for the past.
not cricket Idiom C1 Used to say that something is unfair or unacceptable.
not enough room to swing a cat Idiom C1 Used to say a place is extremely small or cramped with very little free space.
not my cup of tea Idiom B2 Used to say you do not like or are not interested in something.
nuance Word C1 A nuance is a small but important difference in meaning, feeling, or style.
obscurity Word Obscurity is the state of being unknown, not well understood, or not widely noticed.
obstinate Word Someone who is obstinate refuses to change their mind or behavior even when it would be sensible to do so.
odds and sods Idiom B2 A mixed collection of small, unimportant items left over from different places.
off colour Idiom B2 If someone is off colour, they look or feel slightly ill and not their usual healthy self.
off one's trolley Idiom B2 To be crazy or acting in a very irrational way.
old chestnut Idiom B2 An old chestnut is a joke, story, or idea that has been repeated so often that it feels stale.
on the blink Idiom B2 Not working properly or temporarily out of order.
on the pull Idiom B2 Used to say someone is trying to attract someone romantically by flirting.
on the same page Idiom B2 To be on the same page means to share the same understanding or agreement about something.
on thin ice Idiom B2 In a risky or delicate situation where you could easily get into trouble.
on your bike Idiom B2 Used to tell someone to go away or leave, often in a rude or joking way.