Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Notation

Notationn.the act of noting down, a meaning

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Notch

Notchv.t.to cut in small hollows;n.a nick

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Note

Noten.a mark, token, written paper, found in music, abbreviation, explanatory annotation, an obligation without seal

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Note (2)

Notev.t.to set down, observe, attend, charge

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Noted

Notedpa. a.set down, celebrated, remarkable

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Nothing

Nothingn.not any thing, a mere trifle, nonentity

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Nothingness

Nothingnessn.a thing of no value, nonexistence

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Notice

Noticen.regard, advice, information, warning

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Notice (2)

Noticev.t.to see, regard, observe, attend

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Noticeable

Noticeablea.that may be observed

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Notification

Notificationn.the act of making known, a sign

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Notify

Notifyv.t.to make known, declare, publish

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Notion

Notionn.a sentiment, opinion, idea, sense

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Notional

Notionala.imaginary, ideal, conceived, fond

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Notionality

Notionalityn.an empty or ungrounded opinion

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Notionally

Notionallyad.in notion, in idea or conception

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Notoriety

Notoriety, or Notoriousnessn.public knowledge

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Notoriously

Notoriouslyad.in a notorious or base manner

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Nott

Nottn.a quantity of thred, consisting of 4 rounds

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Notwithstanding

Notwithstandingconj.in spite of, nevertheless

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Nought

Nought, [nawt]n.not any thing, nothing

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Noun

Nounn.the name of things in grammar

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Nourish

Nourishv.t.to support with food, to cherish

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Nourishable

Nourishablea.that may be nourished or fed

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Nourishing

Nourishinga.affording nutriment, cherishing

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Nourishment

Nourishmentn.food, sustenance, support, help

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Nousel

Nouselv.t.to entrap, confine, bring up, ob.