Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Noose

Noosev.t.to know;n.a running knot, a trap

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Nopal

Nopaln.the cochineel fig

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Nor

Norconj.a negative particle, neither, not even

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Normal

Normala.perpendicular, forming a right angle, relating to rudiments or principles

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North

Northn.the part of the earth opposit the south

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North (2)

North, or Northerly, or Northern, or Northwarda.lying towards the north, tending to the north

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Northing

Northingn.the distance of a planet from the equator northward, distance north

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Northstar

Northstarn.the star nearest the northern pole

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Northumbrian

Northumbriana.pertaining to northumberland

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Northwind

Northwindn.the wind that blows from the north

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Norwegian

Norwegiann.a native of Norway;a.pertaining to Norway

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Nose

Nosen.a part of the face;v.to bluster, oppose, scent

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Nosebleed

Nosebleedn.a discharge of blood from the nose

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Nosefish

Nosefishn.a fish with a flat blunt snout

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Nosegay

Nosegayn.a bunch of flowers, a posy

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Noseless

Noselessa.having no nose, destitute of a nose

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Nosological

Nosologicala.pertaining to Nosology

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Nosologist

Nosologistn.one who classifies diseases

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Nosology

Nosologyn.a systematic classification of diseases

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Nosopoetic

Nosopoeticn.causing or productive of diseases

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Nostril

Nostriln.the inward cavity of the nose

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Nostrum

Nostrumn.a medicin, the ingredients of which are kept secret

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Not

Notad.a particle of denying or refusing

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Notable

Notablea.memorable, bustling, active, careful

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Notableness

Notableness, or Notabilityn.diligence, contrivance

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Notably

Notablyad.remarkably, with diligence or care

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Notary

Notaryn.one who protests bills or draws contracts