Webster's Dictionary 1828

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NOGGEN

NOGGEN, adjective Hard; rough; harsh. [Not used.]

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NOGGIN

NOGGIN, noun A small mug or wooden cup.

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NOGGING

NOGGING, noun A partition of scantlings filled with bricks.

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NOIANCE

NOIANCE, noun [See Annoy.] Annoyance; trouble; mischief; inconvenience. [Not used.]

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NOIE

NOIE, for annoy is not in use.

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NOIER

NOIER, for annoyer is not in use.

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NOIOUS

NOIOUS, for troublesome is not in use.

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NOISE

NOISE, noun1. Sound of any kind, or proceeding from any cause, as the sound made by the organs of speech, by the wings of an insect, the rushing of the wind, or the roaring of t...

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NOISE-MAKER

NOISE-MAKER, noun One who makes a clamor.

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NOISED

NOISED, participle passive Spread by report; much talked of.

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NOISEFUL

NOISEFUL, adjective Loud; clamorous; making much noise or talk.

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NOISELESS

NOISELESS, adjective Making no noise or bustle; silent; as the noiseless foot of time.So noiseless would I live.

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NOISILY

NOISILY, adverb With noise; with making a noise.

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NOISINESS

NOISINESS, noun The state of being noisy; loudness of sound; clamorousness.

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NOISING

NOISING, participle present tense Spreading by report.

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NOISOME

NOISOME, adjective1. Noxious to health; hurtful; mischievous; unwholesome; insalubrious; destructive; as noisome winds; noisome effluvia or miasmata; noisome pestilence.2. Noxio...

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NOISOMELY

NOISOMELY, adverb With a fetid stench; with an infectious steam.

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NOISOMENESS

NOISOMENESS, noun Offensiveness to the smell; quality that disgusts.

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NOISY

NOISY1. Making a loud sound.2. Clamorous; turbulent; as the noisy crowd.3. Full of noise.O leave the noisy town.Nolens volens, [Latin] unwilling or willing; whether he will or not.

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NOLI-ME-TANGERE

NOLI-ME-TANGERE, noun [Latin Touch me not.]1. A plant of the genus Impatiens, called also balsamine; also, a plant of the genus Momordica, or male balsam apple, one species of w...

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NOLITION

NOLITION, noun Unwillingness; opposed to volition. [Little used.]

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NOLL

NOLL, noun The head; the noddle. [Not used.]

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NOMAD

NOMAD, noun [Gr. Living on pasturage, to distribute or divide, to feed. This verb is connected with Latin Nemus, a wood, a place over-grown with trees, and also a pasture, the p...

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NOMADIC

NOMADIC, adjective Pastoral; subsisting by the tending of cattle, and wandering for the sake of pasturage; as the nomadic tribes of Asia.

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NOMADIZE

NOMADIZE, verb intransitive To wander with flocks and herds for the sake of finding pasturage; to subsist by the grazing of herds on herbage of natural growth.The Vogules nomadi...

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NOMADIZING

NOMADIZING, participle present tense Leading a pastoral life and wandering or removing from place to place for the sake of finding pasture.

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NOMANCY

NOMANCY, noun [Gr. Name, and divination.] The art or practice of divining the destiny of persons by the letters which form their names.