| no | Quantifier; used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns for indicating a complete or almost complete lack or zero quantity of As there is no supercilious attitude, i’ve got nothing to lose. |
| no-frills | Characterized by the absence of inessential features No sign of ellipse, no sign of aphelion, no sign of perihelion. |
| no-nonsense | Not tolerating irrelevancies The speech was infantile nonsense. |
| no-win | Certain to end in failure and disappointment The vantage of the armies made them win. |
| noachian | Of or relating to noah or his time I linked noachian era to an edit page because there is no existing article. |
| noble | Impressive in appearance Man isn’t a noble savage, he’s an ignoble savage. |
| nocent | Having a tendency to cause harm |
| nociceptive | Caused by or in response to pain Cellular memory in spinal nociceptive circuitry.scand. |
| noctilucent | Shining or glowing by night The care will be the first space viewing of an artificial noctilucent cloud. |
| nocturnal | Of or relating to or occurring in the night The pacific seahorse is nocturnal. |
| nodular | Having nodules or occurring in the form of nodules Other types include nodular regenerative hyperplasia and hamartoma. |
| nodulated | Having nodules or occurring in the form of nodules The genus lupinus is nodulated by the soil microorganism bradyrhizobium sp. |
| noduled | Having nodules or occurring in the form of nodules |
| nodulose | Having minute nodules Nodulose roots become swollen near the tips; example turmeric. |
| noetic | Of or associated with or requiring the use of the mind Since they are stating that intellectual is the same word as noetic. |
| noiseless | Making no sound- shakespeare The human sensory system is not noiseless. |
| noisome | Offensively malodorous Meanwhile, the allies awaited reinforcements and supplies in the noisome swamps, dying meantime by thousands of fever. |
| noisy | Full of or characterized by loud and nonmusical sounds The guggenheim is a noisy extrovert that craves attention. |
| nomadic | Migratory The figures excludes the nomadic bedouin population. |
| nominal | Pertaining to a noun or to a word group that functions as a noun The number indicates the nominal power rating. |
| nominalistic | Of or relating to nominalism It can also be traced to the nominalistic tradition of illiam of ockham. |
| nominative | Appointed by nomination The esperanto cases are nominative and accusative. |
| nomothetic | Relating to or involving the search for abstract universal principles The structure of mood change an idiographic/nomothetic analysis. |
| nonabsorbent | Not capable of absorbing or soaking up (liquids) |
| nonabsorptive | Not capable of absorbing or soaking up (liquids) |
| nonadaptive | Failing to serve an adjustive purpose |
| nonaddictive | Not causing or characterized by addiction It has been medically proven to be nonaddictive and safe to ingest. |
| nonadhesive | Not tending to adhere Eggs are nonadhesive and range in size from 2.6 to 2.9 mm. |
| nonadjacent | Not adjacent; not next A chord is an edge between nonadjacent nodes in the cycle. |
| nonadsorbent | Lacking a capacity to adsorb or cause to accumulate on a surface |
| nonadsorptive | Lacking a capacity to adsorb or cause to accumulate on a surface |
| nonaged | Not of legal age |
| nonagenarian | Being from 90 to 99 years old Just wondering why you removed the nonagenarian category. |
| nonaggressive | Not aggressive; not given to fighting or assertiveness The culture is pacifistic and nonaggressive, though dwarma peoples eat meat. |
| nonalcoholic | Characterized by the absence of alcohol Also, pumpkin can be used to flavor both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. |
| nonaligned | Not affiliated with any faction, party, or cause Yemen participates in the nonaligned movement. |
| nonappointive | Filled by popular election rather than by appointment |
| nonarbitrable | Not appropriate for or subject to arbitration |
| nonarbitrary | Not subject to individual determination Starting at zero is a natural, nonarbitrary point. |
| nonarboreal | Not inhabiting or frequenting trees |
| nonassertive | Not aggressively self-assured, though not necessarily lacking in confidence None of the above theories give a formal semantics for nonassertive speech acts. |
| nonassociative | Not associative Find a nonassociative finite simple a loop, if such a loop exists. |
| nonastringent | Not astringent |
| nonautonomous | Controlled by outside forces It may also be nice to use a nonautonomous equation. |
| nonbearing | Supporting no vertical weight other than its own |
| nonbelligerent | Not directly at war |
| noncaloric | Of food have no (or few) calories |
| noncarbonated | Not having carbonation |
| noncausal | Not causative |
| noncausative | Not causative It thus relates a causative and a noncausative form. |
| noncellular | Not made up of or divided into cells |
| nonchalant | Marked by blithe unconcern Josh was a mellow and nonchalant young man. |
| nonchristian | Not believing in christ The stuff about offending the nonchristian is utter bollocks. |
| nonchurchgoing | No longer active or practicing |
| noncivilised | Not having a high state of culture and social development |
| noncivilized | Not having a high state of culture and social development |
| nonclassical | Not classical The name ‘nonclassical’ is derived from the label’s approach to classical music. |
| noncollapsable | Not capable of collapsing |
| noncollapsible | Not capable of collapsing |
| noncolumned | Not having columns |
| noncombatant | Member of armed forces whose duties do not include fighting as e.g. a chaplain or surgeon Its major problem is a misreporting of combatant casualties as noncombatant. |
| noncombinative | Not involving combination |
| noncombining | Not able to combine |
| noncombustible | Not capable of igniting and burning The box is stuffed with noncombustible materials. |
| noncommercial | Not connected with or engaged in commercial enterprises The program is free for noncommercial use. |
| noncommissioned | Appointed from enlisted personnel His temporary replacement was a noncommissioned officer. |
| noncommittal | Refusing to bind oneself to a particular course of action or view or the like Some sources use agnostic in the sense of noncommittal. |
| noncommunicable | Not capable of being passed on Noncommunicable diseases such as cancer also are a major health issue in jordan. |
| noncompetitive | Not involving competition or competitiveness Admission is noncompetitive and the academic year is divided into quarters. |
| noncompliant | Boldly resisting authority or an opposing force The noncompliant tag is a request for the article to be improved. |
| noncomprehensive | Not comprehensive |
| nonconcentric | Not having a common center; not concentric |
| nonconducting | Not able to conduct heat or electricity or sound |
| nonconductive | Not able to conduct heat or electricity or sound A selected region of a conductive elastomer is made relatively nonconductive by subjecting said region to ultrasonic vibration and pressure. |
| nonconforming | Not conforming to established customs or doctrines especially in religion Implied intent exists if the landowner fails to exercise the nonconforming use. |
| nonconformist | Not conforming to established customs or doctrines especially in religion Greenacres has long been the site of a nonconformist chapel and congregation. |
| nonconscious | Relating to the lack of consciousness of inanimate things On the development, mechanisms, and ecology of nonconscious social behavior. |
| noncontagious | Not capable of being passed on |
| noncontentious | Of persons; not given to controversy |
| noncontinuous | Not continuing without interruption in time or space This type of program is usually noncontinuous. |
| noncontroversial | Not likely to arouse controversy Faqs are supposed to be noncontroversial. |
| nonconvergent | Never meeting or crossing |
| noncritical | Not in a state of crisis or emergency The assembly of this simple device requires a minimum of noncritical steps. |
| noncrucial | Not in a state of crisis or emergency |
| noncrystalline | Not crystalline |
| noncurrent | Not current or belonging to the present time |
| noncyclic | Not cyclic Let c be the number of noncyclic sorts in the language. |
| noncyclical | Not cyclic The causes for noncyclical breast pain are very varied and hard to establish. |
| nondeductible | Not allowable as a deduction |
| nondenominational | Not restricted to a particular religious denomination He seems to be some kind of nondenominational christian. |
| nondescript | Lacking distinct or individual characteristics; dull and uninteresting The whole complex is pretty nondescript. |
| nondigestible | Not digestible |
| nondisposable | Unavailable for use |
| none | Not any None of the rivers are perennial. |
| nonechoic | Not echoic or imitative of sound |
| noneffervescent | Not sparkling |
| nonelected | Filled by appointment rather than by election |
| nonelective | Filled by appointment rather than by election |
| nonenterprising | Lacking in enterprise; not bold or venturesome |
| nonenzymatic | Not relating to or produced by enzymes |
| nonequivalent | Not equal or interchangeable in value, quantity, or significance Computerized mastery testing with nonequivalent testlets. |
| nonessential | Not of prime or central importance- pubs.mla Cdc4 can be essential, or nonessential, depending on the organism. |
| nonexempt | Not exempt from an obligation or liability |
| nonexistent | Not having existence or being or actuality Nonexistent creature from a nonexistent mythology. |
| nonexplorative | Not exploratory |
| nonexploratory | Not exploratory |
| nonexplosive | Not explosive |
| nonextant | No longer existing or inaccessible through loss or destruction- g.b.saul |
| nonextensile | Not extensile |
| nonfat | Without fat or fat solids I’m eating nonfat coconut sorbet with godiva liqueuer on it. |
| nonfatal | Not bringing death This benefit was driven primarily by a reduction in nonfatal mi. |
| nonfictional | Not fictional The opposite of a nonfictional character is a fictional character. |
| nonfigurative | Not representing or imitating external reality or the objects of nature He also started painting nonfigurative art. |
| nonfinancial | Not involving financial matters |
| nonfissile | Not fissile |
| nonfissionable | Not capable of undergoing fission |
| nonflammable | Impossible to ignite It is nonflammable, but iodine may be released during a fire. |
| nonflavored | Without flavoring added |
| nonflavoured | Without flavoring added |
| nonflowering | Without flower or bloom and not producing seeds Nonflowering plants include reindeer moss and glade moss. |
| nonfunctional | Not having or performing a function The line had an nonfunctional parameter in it. |
| nonglutinous | Not resembling glue in texture |
| nongranular | Not having granules |
| nongregarious | Of plants and animals; not growing or living in groups or colonies |
| nonhairy | Without hair |
| nonharmonic | Not harmonic You have to say what the next chord is in the example for nonharmonic bass. |
| nonhereditary | Not acquirable by inheritance Ollier disease is a rare nonhereditary sporadic disorder. |
| nonheritable | Not inheritable |
| nonhierarchic | Not classified hierarchically |
| nonhierarchical | Not classified hierarchically There are two main varieties hierarchical and nonhierarchical. |
| nonhuman | Not human; not belonging to or produced by or appropriate to human beings I see no reason not to include notable nonhuman deaths. |
| nonimitative | Not marked by or given to imitation |
| nonimmune | Likely to be affected with The cause of refractoriness may be either immune or nonimmune based. |
| nonindulgent | Characterized by strictness, severity, or restraint |
| nonindustrial | Not having highly developed manufacturing enterprises The health effects of nonindustrial indoor air pollution. |
| noninfectious | Not infectious Avian flu viruses are noninfectious for most species. |
| noninflammatory | Not inflammatory It can refer to a process that is inflammatory or noninflammatory. |
| noninheritable | Not inheritable |
| noninstitutional | Not institutional The sample represents the civilian noninstitutional population. |
| noninstitutionalised | Not committed to an institution |
| noninstitutionalized | Not committed to an institution |
| nonintegrated | Not integrated; not taken into or made a part of a whole Paper mills can be fully integrated mills or nonintegrated mills. |
| nonintellectual | Not intellectual That is a nonintellectual view of our purpose here. |
| noninterchangeable | Such that the terms of an expression cannot be interchanged without changing the meaning |
| nonintersecting | Never meeting or crossing |
| noninvasive | Relating to a technique that does not involve puncturing the skin or entering a body cavity And this is an excellent, noninvasive way to do so. |
| nonionic | Not converted into ions It is a member of the nonoxynol family of nonionic surfactants. |
| nonionised | Not converted into ions |
| nonionized | Not converted into ions |
| nonjudgmental | Refraining from making judgments especially ones based on personal opinions or standards There, she was nurtured in a welcoming and nonjudgmental environment. |
| nonkosher | Not conforming to dietary laws |
| nonleaded | Not containing tetraethyl lead Development of nonleaded technology. |
| nonlegal | Not regulated or sanctioned by law |
| nonlethal | Not capable of causing death The m84 is classified as a nonlethal weapon. |
| nonlexical | Not relating to words There are clearly cases where a prepositional phrase can occur in a clause not by virtue of the lexical entry of the verb but rather by virtue of nonlexical facts of english syntax. |
| nonlinear | Designating or involving an equation whose terms are not of the first degree Experimental ultrasonic nonlinear acoustics. |
| nonlinguistic | Not consisting of or related to language We ask subjects to segment discourse using a nonlinguistic criterion in order to avoid circularity when we later investigate the correlation of linguistic devices with segments derived from the segmentation task results. |
| nonliteral | Not literal; using figures of speech They lack a theory connecting the nonliteral and literal readings. |
| nonliterary | Marked by lack of affectation or pedantry- w.d.howells In fact, it can be performed for any expression, nonliterary or literary. |
| nonliterate | Used of a society that has not developed writing Daily life was infused with this mixture of nonliterate/literate. |
| nonliving | Not endowed with life Pct also applies to nonliving autonomic systems. |
| nonmagnetic | Not capable of being magnetized It is almost nonmagnetic and corrosion resistant. |
| nonmandatory | Not required by rule or law |
| nonmaterial | Not consisting of matter Culture is both material and nonmaterial. |
| nonmeaningful | Having no meaning or direction or purpose |
| nonmechanical | Lacking mechanical skills |
| nonmechanistic | Not mechanistic |
| nonmedicinal | Not having a medicinal effect or not medically prescribed |
| nonmetal | Not containing or resembling or characteristic of a metal A mott transition is a metal nonmetal transition in condensed matter. |
| nonmetallic | Not containing or resembling or characteristic of a metal Nonmetallic conductors, such as conductive plastic, are sometimes used. |
| nonmetamorphic | Not metamorphic |
| nonmigratory | Used of animals that do not migrate Akepa is a nonmigratory passerine bird endemic to hawaii. |
| nonmilitary | Not associated with soldiers or the military That technology also has nonmilitary applications, particularly in sports. |
| nonmodern | Not modern; of or characteristic of an earlier time |
| nonmonotonic | Not monotonic Nonmonotonic reasoning by minimal belief revision. |
| nonmotile | Not capable of movement They are oxidase negative, nonmotile and usually nitrate negative. |
| nonmoving | Not in motion The party opposing the motion is the nonmovant or nonmoving party. |
| nonmusical | Not musical in nature Improvisation can be carried out with both musical and nonmusical references. |
| nonnative | Of plants or animals originating in a part of the world other than where they are growing Nonnative bullfrogs may be the worst predator on small waterbird chicks. |
| nonnatural | Existing outside of or not in accordance with nature-aldous huxley The distinction between natural and nonnatural meaning. |
| nonnegative | Either positive or zero Rk is both smooth and nonnegative. |
| nonnomadic | Not nomadic or wandering |
| nonnormative | Not based on a norm But don’t leave the nonnormative group unmodified or it won’t make sense. |
| nonobjective | Not representing or imitating external reality or the objects of nature You seem to be nonobjective in my case. |
| nonobligatory | Not required by rule or law |
| nonobservant | Failing or refusing to observe religious customs Anyone is free to be nonobservant. |
| nonopening | Not open; not opening |
| nonoperational | Not involved in military operations The unit became nonoperational for a short time. |
| nonoscillatory | Not having periodic vibrations Uniformly high order accurate nonoscillatory schemes. |
| nonparallel | Of or relating to the sequential performance of multiple operations An ir approach for translating new words from nonparallel, comparable texts. |
| nonparametric | Not involving an estimation of the parameters of a statistic Mantel nonparametric test calculator. |
| nonparasitic | Not parasitic on another organism Several other worms may be free living, or nonparasitic. |
| nonpareil | Eminent beyond or above comparison The general scene recorded itself; of all the magnificent evenings which my voyage had brought forth this was perhaps the nonpareil. |
| nonparticulate | Not composed of distinct particles |
| nonpartisan | Free from party affiliation or bias The magazine is basically nonpolitical and nonpartisan. |
| nonpartizan | Free from party affiliation or bias |
| nonpasserine | Relating to or characteristic of birds that are not perching birds |
| nonperiodic | Not recurring at regular intervals Quasicrystals are structural forms that are both ordered and nonperiodic. |
| nonpersonal | Lacking personality Especially if the changes are consistent in being nonpersonal in nature. |
| nonphotosynthetic | Not photosynthetic |
| nonphysical | Lacking substance or reality; incapable of being touched or seen Objects can be nonphysical and nonmoving, or actively physical and movable. |
| nonplused | Filled with bewilderment |
| nonplussed | Filled with bewilderment This is something that has always left me nonplussed. |
| nonpoisonous | Not producing poison |
| nonpolar | Not ionic It is classified as a nonpolar amino acid. |
| nonpolitical | Not political Every source i’ve found describes the hippie subgroup as nonpolitical. |
| nonporous | Not porous; especially not having vessels that appear as pores Vinyl is not flexible, but very smooth and nonporous so it’s easy to clean. |
| nonpregnant | Not pregnant A nonpregnant uterus that enlarges quickly is suspicious. |
| nonprehensile | Not prehensile |
| nonprescription | Purchasable without a doctor’s prescription All prescription and nonprescription drugs are the cause of disease. |
| nonproductive | Not directly productive Roughly one third of patients had nonproductive cough. |
| nonprofessional | Not professional; not engaged in a profession or engaging in as a profession or for gain The role of nonprofessional volunteers in a suicide prevention center. |
| nonprofit | Not commercially motivated The playground was developed by the nonprofit boundless playgrounds. |
| nonprognosticative | Not offering prognostications |
| nonprogressive | Old-fashioned and out of date |
| nonproprietary | Not protected by trademark or patent or copyright |
| nonprotractile | Not extensile |
| nonpsychoactive | Not affecting the mind or mental processes |
| nonpublic | Not invested with or related to prominent position or status etc. I guess i’m not seeing any nonpublic information being outed here. |
| nonpurulent | Not containing pus Eucalyptol is an effective treatment for nonpurulent rhinosinusitis. |
| nonracial | Not racial; having nothing to do with race or races Natal also briefly had a nonracial franchise, although this ended in 1896. |
| nonracist | Unprejudiced about race Nonracist uncivil jerks deserve to be treated the same way. |
| nonradioactive | Not radioactive |
| nonrandom | Not random A judgment sample is a type of nonrandom sample. |
| nonrational | Obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation The interpretation given above is valid for a nonrational bezier curve. |
| nonreciprocal | Not reciprocal The geometry of nonreciprocal propagation may at first appear paradoxical. |
| nonreciprocating | Not moving alternately forward and backward |
| nonrecreational | Involving gainful employment in something often done as a hobby |
| nonreflecting | Not capable of physical reflection |
| nonreflective | Not capable of physical reflection Note the nonreflective backing of the day speed limit number. |
| nonrenewable | That can not be renewed Coal, oil, natural gas, and nuclear fuels such as uranium are nonrenewable. |
| nonrepetitive | Marked by the absence of repetition |
| nonrepresentational | Of or relating to a style of art in which objects do not resemble those known in physical nature Hard edged painting can be both figurative or nonrepresentational. |
| nonrepresentative | Not standing for something else The excerpts in wikipedia seem inconsistent and nonrepresentative. |
| nonresident | Not living in a particular place or owned by permanent residents A number of other countries have nonresident ambassadors. |
| nonresidential | Not residential |
| nonresilient | Not resilient |
| nonresinous | Not having resin |
| nonresiny | Not having resin |
| nonresistant | Likely to be affected with It acts quickly and can kill up to 99% of nonresistant cells within 2 days. |
| nonresonant | Not reverberant; lacking a tendency to reverberate |
| nonrestrictive | Not limiting the reference of a modified word or phrase The use of commas can indicate a restrictive or nonrestrictive sense. |
| nonreticulate | Not resembling or forming a network |
| nonretractable | Not capable of being retracted |
| nonretractile | Not capable of being retracted |
| nonreturnable | That may not be returned |
| nonreversible | Not reversible or capable of having either side out |
| nonrhythmic | Deliberately not rhythmic A tic is a sudden, repetitive, stereotyped, nonrhythmic movement or sound. |
| nonrigid | Designating an airship having a shape maintained only by internal gas pressure and without a supporting structure |
| nonruminant | Not ruminant |
| nonsectarian | Not restricted to one sect or school or party- bertrand russell Carden schools are largely nonsectarian and always independent. |
| nonsegmental | Having a body that is not divided into segments |
| nonsegregated | Rid of segregation; having had segregation ended |
| nonsense | Having no intelligible meaning The contents themselves are just abject nonsense. |
| nonsensical | Having no intelligible meaning The contents themselves are just abject nonsense. |
| nonsensitive | Never having had security classification |
| nonsexual | Not having or involving sex Affection between males was supposed to be expressed in a nonsexual way. |
| nonsignificant | Attributable to chance But that is not viable information and in my opinion nonsignificant. |
| nonskid | Designed to reduce or prevent skidding The deck has sections of molded in nonskid. |
| nonslip | Designed to reduce or prevent slipping One change was the switch to nonslip soles. |
| nonslippery | Not slippery; not likely to slip or skid |
| nonsocial | Of plants and animals; not growing or living in groups or colonies The second category focuses on nonsocial or general processing. |
| nonsovereign | Controlled by outside forces Its an official government website listing it as a nonsovereign dependency. |
| nonspatial | Not spatial |
| nonspeaking | Not capable of or especially not involving speech or spoken lines Tions made by five nonspeaking adults over 14 days. |
| nonspecific | Not caused by a specific agent; used also of staining in making microscope slides Let’s not use nonspecific language. |
| nonspherical | Not spherical You wouldn’t see the distinct colors if the raindrops were nonspherical. |
| nonstandard | Not conforming to the language usage of a prestige group within a community- a. Redirect is pointless as the term is nonstandard. |
| nonsteroidal | Not steroidal or not having the effects of steroid hormones Cox 1 is inhibited by nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs such as aspirin. |
| nonstick | Permitting easy removal of adherent food particles This results in a semi nonstick surface which has heat and scratch resistance. |
| nonstop | At all times Total nonstop action and the independent circuit. |
| nonstructural | Not structural |
| nonsubjective | Undistorted by emotion or personal bias; based on observable phenomena I think a wording along my lines can be made workable and nonsubjective. |
| nonsubmergible | Not submersible or submergible |
| nonsubmersible | Not submersible or submergible |
| nonsuppurative | Not suppurative |
| nonsurgical | Not surgical The treatment choice, whether surgical or nonsurgical, also plays a role. |
| nonsweet | Not containing sugar |
| nonsyllabic | Not forming a syllable or the nucleus of a syllable; consisting of a consonant sound accompanied in the same syllable by a vowel sound or consisting of a vowel sound dominated by other vowel sounds in a syllable (as the second vowel in |
| nonsymbiotic | Not parasitic on another organism |
| nonsynchronous | Not occurring together A quantized nonsynchronous clipped speech multi channel coded 1. |
| nonsynthetic | Involving or derived from living organisms; free from chemical treatments or additives |
| nontaxable | Not subject to taxation |
| nontechnical | Not characteristic of or skilled in applied arts and sciences Or perhaps some kind of nontechnical issues were involved. |
| nontelescopic | Not telescopic |
| nontelescoping | Not telescopic |
| nonterritorial | Not displaying territoriality |
| nonthermal | Not involving heat |
| nontoxic | Not producing or resulting from poison Tfm is nontoxic to humans and other mammals. |
| nontraditional | Not conforming to or in accord with tradition As any nontraditional remedy salesman knows, |
| nontransferable | Incapable of being transferred |
| nontranslational | Of or relating to movement that is not uniform or not without rotation |
| nontransmissible | Not acquirable by inheritance |
| nonturbulent | Not turbulent The free atmosphere is usually nonturbulent, or only intermittently turbulent. |
| nonuniform | Not homogeneous Shock wave propagation in the nonuniform interstellar medium. |
| nonunion | Not belonging to or not allowing affiliation with a trade union These tactics succeeded in keeping the many nonunion miners away. |
| nonunionised | Not affiliated in a trade union |
| nonunionized | Not affiliated in a trade union |
| nonuple | Having nine units or components |
| nonvenomous | Not producing venom Even nonvenomous snake bites like any animal bite will cause tissue damage. |
| nonverbal | Involving little use of language Essentials of nonverbal communication. |
| nonviable | Not capable of living or developing successfully Also, in regards to the nonviable word. |
| nonviolent | Achieved without bloodshed There is nonviolent resistance to the occupation. |
| nonviscid | Not resembling glue in texture |
| nonvisual | Not resulting in vision These include nonvisual sensory messages, such as pain, or motor nerves. |
| nonvolatile | Not volatilizing readily A low voltage write, avalanche breakdown, nonvolatile mnosfet memory device. |
| nonvolatilisable | Not volatilizing readily |
| nonvolatilizable | Not volatilizing readily |
| nonvoluntary | Not subject to the control of the will- john f.kennedy Let the community enact a nonvoluntary one if it sees the need. |
| nonwashable | Not washable |
| nonwoody | Not woody; not consisting of or resembling wood |
| nordic | Resembling peoples of scandinavia However, this effect is neutralized among nordic or liberalist countries. |
| normal | In accordance with scientific laws This is normal and is called postprandial anorexia. |
| norman | Of or relating to or characteristic of the normans Some of the nave’s pillars are norman piers cased in perpendicular panelling. |
| normative | Pertaining to giving directives or rules The view is a normative form of egoism. |
| normotensive | Having normal blood pressure |
| norse | Of or relating to scandinavia or its peoples or cultures The norse arrived in ad 980 and began to colonize the island. |
| north | Situated in or facing or moving toward or coming from the north The list runs anticlockwise from north east to south east wales. |
| northbound | Moving toward the north Northbound the next stations are . |
| northeast | Situated in or oriented toward the northeast The epicenter was located approximately northeast of the town of carmel. |
| northeasterly | Situated in or oriented toward the northeast It continues a northeasterly course for about as a freeway. |
| northeastern | Of a region of the united states generally including the new england states; new york; and sometimes new jersey and pennsylvania Plimoth plantation is in the northeastern part of the village. |
| northeastward | Toward the northeast A cold front pushed the storm northward, then northeastward. |
| northerly | Coming from the north; used especially of wind The lobsters in tysfjord are the most northerly in the world. |
| northern | In or characteristic of a region of the united states north of (approximately) the mason-dixon line The northern meseta is constituted of paleozoic plinths. |
| northernmost | Situated farthest north Mesquite springs is located in the northernmost part of death valley. |
| northmost | Situated farthest north Prawn island is a small island located northmost and center on the city map. |
| northward | Moving toward the north The revolt rapidly spread northward. |
| northwest | Situated in or oriented toward the northwest Earthquakes continue to rumble the pacific northwest coast sunday. |
| northwesterly | Situated in or oriented toward the northwest The highway then leaves galena on a northwesterly direction. |
| northwestern | Situated in or oriented toward the northwest Hillam was trained as a dentist and an orthodontist at northwestern university. |
| northwestward | Toward the northwest Thus diverting more of the gulf stream northwestward. |
| norwegian | Of or relating to norway or its people or culture or language This category lists the editors of the official norwegian almanac. |
| noseless | Having no nose The story would be more clear if the noseless nun were not mentioned. |
| nosey | Offensively curious or inquisitive I tend to be rather nosy myself. |
| nosocomial | Taking place or originating in a hospital To prevent nosocomial myiasis, hospital rooms must be kept free of flies. |
| nosohusial | Taking place related or acquired under home healthcare |
| nostalgic | Unhappy about being away and longing for familiar things or persons All nostalgic tram routes are on unreserved tracks. |
| nosy | Offensively curious or inquisitive Ask the disabled nosy questions and stare. |
| not-too-distant | Separated in space or coming from or going to a distance The tardis materializes on a distant planet in the far future. |
| notable | Worthy of notice The subject is only marginally notable. |
| noted | Widely known and esteemed He is noted for wearing a toupee. |
| noteworthy | Worthy of notice The noteworthy thing is the arrest and surrounding incident. |
| noticeable | Undesirably noticeable The dubbing is particularly noticeable during the train scene. |
| noticed | Being perceived or observed I’ve noticed another strident voice. |
| notifiable | Requiring that official notification be given Just because he’s autistic doesn’t mean he isn’t relevant or notifiable. |
| notional | Being of the nature of a notion or concept The notional functional syllabus. |
| notorious | Known widely and usually unfavorably; She was a notorious hypochondriac. |
| nourishing | Of or providing nourishment The cord disappears once the young are capable of nourishing themselves. |
| novel | Pleasantly new or different She later proved this in her supplementary book about the writing of the novel. |
| noxious | Injurious to physical or mental health The beak contains nociceptors that sense pain and noxious stimuli. |
