next of kin

1. One's closest relatives, among whom one's personal property is distributed if one dies intestate
2. The person or persons most closely related to an individual by blood, marriage, or a legal ruling

of kin

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next /nekst/

1. (orig superl of nigh) nearest in place, in kinship or other relation
2. Nearest following (or preceding if explicitly stated) in time or order

1. Nearest
2. Immediately after
3. On the first occasion that follows
4. In the following place

The next thing or person

Nearest to

nextˈly adverb

nextˈness noun (rare)

next best adjective

Next lowest in degree after the best (also noun)

next biggest, next dearest, etc adjective

Next lowest (or highest, depending on context) in degree after the previous one mentioned (also noun)

nextˈ-door adjective

1. Dwelling in, occupying or belonging to the next house, shop, etc
2. At or in the next house
3. Neighbouring
4. See also next door below

noun

The people or household living next door

next friend noun

A person appointed or permitted by a court of law to act on behalf of a minor or other person under legal disability

next Saturday, etc noun

1. (on) the first Saturday, etc after the present day
2. (in Scotland often) (on) the Saturday, etc of next week

next door

1. At or in the next house (often with to)
2. Near, bordering on, very nearly (with to)

next of kin see under kin¹

next to

1. Adjacent to
2. Almost
3. Thoroughly acquainted with (old US sl)

next to nothing

Almost nothing at all