| nonstop |
without any stops. |
| noodle1 |
a flat, narrow strip of dough that has been dried. Noodles are boiled in water to make them soft for eating. |
| nook |
a corner of a room or a small area set off from a main room. |
| noon |
twelve o'clock in the daytime; midday. |
| no one |
no person; nobody. |
| noontime |
midday; noon. |
| noose |
a loop that passes through a knot in the end of a rope or other line. When the rope is pulled, the loop becomes smaller. |
| nor |
used to introduce a negative statement, especially after a phrase using "neither." [2 definitions] |
| normal |
close to what is usual, average, or standard. [4 definitions] |
| normally |
in a normal way; to the usual degree. [2 definitions] |
| Norse |
of or having to do with ancient Scandinavia, or its people or languages; Scandinavian. |
| north |
the direction to the left of a person facing the rising sun. [6 definitions] |
| North America |
the third largest continent. North America is between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It is in the Western Hemisphere. |
| North American |
of or having to do with North America, or its people or languages. [2 definitions] |
| North Carolina |
a state in the southeastern United States on the Atlantic Coast. Its capital is Raleigh. (abbreviated: NC) |
| North Dakota |
a state in the north central United States. Its capital is Bismarck. (abbreviated: ND) |
| northeast |
a point on the compass halfway between north and east. [4 definitions] |
| northeastern |
of, located in, or coming from the northeast. |
| northerly |
of or toward the north. [3 definitions] |
| northern |
in, to, from, or having to do with the north. |
| northerner |
(often capitalized) a person born or living in the northern part of a region. |