no, never, in no case

no, not

boat

barber

new, young, fresh

flute,pipe,reed,pen,throat

maat

caste, kind, species, sort, variety, class, manner, mode

affliction, grief, fatigue, distress, trouble

fame, good name, reputation, honour, to call name, name, appellation, title

justice

No, Binding, confinement, obstruction

coquetry, amorous playfulness, feigned disdain, dalliance, elegance, gracefulness

new, modern, latest, fresh, strange, untouched

complaining, lamenting, weary, sick (of)

complaints, lamentations

complaint, lamentation/tortured cry

drain, gutter, stream, brook, canal, furrow, ravine, lamentation, PHD

pubes, groin

any tubular organ (of the body), gutter, a small watercourse or channel, drain, tube, pipe

without strength or force, weak

nominally, in name only

nominal, in name and word only, just in name

anything long and hollow, the sluice of a mill-dam, a river, channel, aqueduct, canal, a cistern

out of time

boatman, sailor, the master or commander of a ship

ignorant, innocent, foolish

adviser, sincere friend or counsellor, faithful minister, preacher

ignorance, foolishness, infatuation, stupidity, folly, idiotism

in vain, uselessly

sailor, seaman

fragile, brittle, thin, slim, slender, gracile, elegant, gentle, subtle, delicate, tender, light, gracious

incapable, inefficient, incompetent, unfit, unworthy

name

coquetry , pampering

mint, an aromatic plant native to temperate regions of the Old World, several kinds of which are used as culinary herbs

not becoming or elegant, unbecoming, ungraceful, unseemly, ugly, ill-shaped, disfigured, plain