English to English Dictionary

No-show

A person who has made a reservation, booking, or appointment but fails to arrive or attend without giving advance notice.

No-spring-chicken

No longer young; middle-aged or elderly (usually used with a negative).

No-way

Used to express great surprise or disbelief, or to firmly refuse something.

Nobility

The quality of being noble in character, mind, birth, or rank.

Noble

Having fine personal qualities or high moral principles and ideals.

Noblesse

The nobility as a social class or body of persons of noble rank.

Nobody

No person; not anyone.

Nochevieja

The last night of the year, celebrated with various traditions and festivities.

Nock

A notch or groove, especially one on a bow for holding the string.

Nocturnal

Active during the night; occurring or being active at night.

Nocturne

A short composition of a romantic or pensive character, typically for piano.

Nod

To lower and raise the head briefly, especially to express agreement, assent, or a greeting.