Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Nondescript

Nondescripta.that has not yet been described

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None

Nonea.not any, not one, not even one besides

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Nonelectric

Nonelectricn.a conductor of electricity

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Nonentity

Nonentityn.nonexistence, a want of being

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Nones

Nonesn. pl.in the Roman calender, were the seventh of March, May, July, and October, and the fifth of the other months

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Nonesuch

Nonesuchn.a very extraordinary person, &c.

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Nonexistence

Nonexistencen.a want or absence of existence

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Nonjuring

Nonjuringa.refusing to swear allegiance

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Nonjuror

Nonjurorn.one who refuses to swear allegiance

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Nonnaturals

Nonnaturalsn. pl.things that enter not into the nature of diseases, though they may cause them; as air, meat, drink, sleep, exercise, &c.

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Nonpareil

Nonpareiln.an apple, a sort of printing, letter

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Nonplus

Nonplusn.a puzzle;v.t.to puzzle, to confound

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Nonponderosity

Nonponderosityn.levity, the having no weight

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Nonregardance

Nonregardancen.a want of due or just regard

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Nonresidence

Nonresidencen.an absence from some charge, or an estate

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Nonresident

Nonresidentn.one who does not reside on his estate or with his charge

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Nonresistance

Nonresistancen.passive obedience, submission

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Nonsense

Nonsensen.words without connected meaning,

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Nonsensical

Nonsensicala.unmeaning, foolish, silly, trifling

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Nonsolution

Nonsolutionn.a failure in or want of solution

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Nonsparing

Nonsparinga.cruel, merciless, unfeeling

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Nonsuit

Nonsuitn.a non-appearance of the plaintiff in a suit, when called in court

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Nonuser

Nonusern.a neglect of the duties of an office

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Nook

Nookn.a corner, covert, retreat, part of land

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Noon

Noonn.the middle point or hour of the day

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Noonday

Noonday, or Noontiden.midday, twelve o'clock

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Noonday (2)

Noonday, or Noontidea.meridional, the highest