Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Nocturnal

Nocturnala.nightly, in the night

380

Nocturnal (2)

Nocturnaln.an instrument of observation by night

381

Nod

Nodv.i.to bend the head, be drowsy, sleep

382

Nod (2)

Nodn.a quick declination of the head, a sign

383

Nodder

Noddern.one who nods, one who makes signs

384

Noddle

Noddle, or Nolln.the head, by way of contempt

385

Noddy

Noddyn.a simpleton, a species of gull

386

Node

Noden.a knot, knob, swelling, intersection

387

Nodose

Nodose, or Nodousa.knotty, full of knots, hard

388

Nodosity

Nodosityn.a knottiness, a great complication

389

Nodular

Nodulara.pertaining to or in form of a nodule

390

Nodule

Nodulen.a small knot, or irregular lump

391

Noggen

Noggena.hard, rough, harsh, troublesome

392

Noggin

Nogginn.a small wooden cup or mug, a small measure

393

Noier

Noiern.one who annoys or hurts, ob.

394

Noise

Noisen.a sound, outcry, clamor, squabble

395

Noise (2)

Noisev.to sound loud, bawl out, spread a report

396

Noiseful

Noisefula.loud, high, clamorous, troublesome

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Noiseless

Noiselessa.making no noise, silent, quiet, easy

398

Noisemaker

Noisemakern.a noisy and troublesome person

399

Noisily

Noisilyad.in a noisy manner, troublesomely

400

Noisiness

Noisinessn.loudness of sound, disturbance

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Noisome

Noisomea.noxious, offensive, nasty, stinking

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Noisomely

Noisomelyad.offensively, with a nasty stench

403

Noisomeness

Noisomenessn.offensiveness, nastiness, stench

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Noisy

Noisya.clamorous, turbulent, troublesome

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Nolens-Volens

Nolens-volens