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Show ly depofed, refufes to fivea to thofe who have {ucceede Nox~a'TuraLS. #. /. [no Latin. Phyficians recko fix, viz allegianc him wnatwralia thefe to b air, meat and drink {leep an watching, motion and reft, retentio and excretion, and the paffions of th mind The fix nonnaturals are fuch as neither naturall conftitutive nor merely deftructive deftroy accordin do preferve o unto circumftances Brown NonrparE 1L, 7. /. [non and pareil, Fr. 3. Excellence unequalled My lord and mafter loves you: O fuch lov Could be but recompens'd, tho' you were crown' The nonpareil of beauty Shakefp. Twelfth Night 2. A kind-of apple 3 Printers lecter of a fnall fize, on whic fmall Bibles and Common Prayers ar rinted NO'NPLUS. 7. /. [non and plus, Lat. Puzzle ; inability to fay or do more A low word Let it feem never fo ftrange and impoffible, th nonplus of my reafon will yield a fairer opportunit South to my faith One or two rules, on which their conclufion depend, in moft men have goveined all thei thoughts: take thefe from them and they are at lofs, and their underftanding is perfeétly at a nonLocke plus Such an artift did not begin the matter at venture, and when put to a nonplus, paufe and hefitate which way he fhould proceed5 but he had firf in his comprehenfive intelleét a compleat idea of th Bentley whole organical body 7o No'~NpLUS. w. a. [from the noun.] T confound; to puzzle; to puttoa fland to ftop Nor is the compofition of our own bodies th only wonder; we are as much norpluft by the mof Glanwille's Scepfis eontemptible worm and plant His parts were fo accomplifht That right or wrong he ne'er was nonp/ufts Hudibr That fin that is a pitch beyond all thofe, muf needs be fuch an one as muft zonplus the devi South himfelf to proceed farther What, you are confounded, and ftand mute Somewhat nonp/uft to hear you deny your name Dryden Tom has been eloquent for half an hour together, when he has been nonplufed by Mr. Dry' defiring him to tell what it was that he endeaSpectator voured to prove NoNRE'SIDENCE. #. /. [noz and refidence. Failure of refidence If th churc ha perfon charalte o ‘bee regarded chofe there woul complaints of nonrefidence int th be fewe Savift NoNRE'SIDENT, 7. /. [#non and refident. One who neglects to live at the prope place As to nonrefidents, there are not ten clergyme in the kingdom who.can be termed nonrefidents Saift NONRESI'STANCE. #. [, [#non and refytof not oppofin The principl ance. . the king; ready obedience to 2 fuperior NO'NSENSE. n. £ [noz and fen/z. 1. Unmeaning or ungrammatical lanuage >Till underftood, all tales Hudibras Like nonfenfz, are not true nor falfe Many copies difperfed gathering new faults, faw more nonferfe than I could hawe crammed int it NO NO NO Dryden This nonfenfe got into all the following edition by 2 miftake of the Rage editors Pope on Sbukrfl) 2. 'Trifles ; things of no importance The day already half his race had *Tis nonfenfe all my eyes at moon towards the ? cannot avoid the ideas wh ch the light o f; 1o duces in me o T homfon Nonse'nsicaL. adj. [from nonfenfe.]" Unmeaning; foolifh They had produced many other inept combinations, or aggregate forms of particular things, an nonfenfical fyftems of the whole Ray on Creation No~se'NsicALNEss. #. /. [from nonfenJical. Ungrammatical jargon; foolit abfurdity NonNso'LVENT. adj. [non and folvent. Who cannot pay his debts Now~sorv'rion. #. /. [non and folution. Failure of folution Athenzus inftances znigmatical propofitions and the forfeitures and rewards upon their folutio and nonfolution Broome In days of poverty his heart was light: L He fung his hymns at MOrning, noon, a;id nig e 2. It is taken for midnight Of the nonfparing war He faw a quire of ladies Noox. adj Shake[peare ment The addreffes of both houfes of parliament, th and the declarations of moft counties an corporations, are laid afide as of no weight, an the whole kingdom of Ireland nonfuited, in defaul of appearance Swift Noo'pre #. f [from noddle or noddy. A fool ; a fimpleton Nook. z. /. [from een hoeck, German. A corner; a covert made by an angl or interfeétion Safely in harbou Is the king's fhip, in the deep 700k, where onc Thou call'dft me up Shake[peare's Tempefp Buy a foggy and a dirty far In that nook fhotten ifle of Albion Shake[peare Thus entred fhe the light-excluding cave And through it fought fome inmoft 700k to fav The gold Chapman The favages were driven out of their great Ards into a little 700k of land near the river of Strangford; where they now poflefs a littie territory Dawies Meander, who is faid {o intricate to be Hath not fo many turns, nor crankling sooks as fhe Drayton Unfpher The {pirit of Plato to unfol What worlds or what vaft regions hol Search thro' this garden, leave unfearch'd no nock Milton A third form'd within the groun A various mold; and from the boiling cells By ftrange conveyance, fill'd each hollow 7ock Milton [non, Saxon ; zawn, Welfh none, Erfe; fuppofed to be derived fro nona, Latin, the ninth hour, at whic cen or chief mea wa eaten whence the other nations called the tim of their dinne or chief meal thoug earlier in the day, by the fame name. 1. The middle hour of the day ; twelve th tim whe th dian; midday Fetch forth the ftocks fun is in the meri- there thall he fit *til 000e ~ "Till noon.! till night, my lord How oft the naon, how oft the midnight bell That iron tongue of death ! with folemy, knell On folly's errands, as we vainly roam Knucks at our hearts, and finds our thoug t from home Young Noo'~pay day #./. [non and day. Mid The bird of night did fit Ev'n at noonday, upon the market-place Houting and fhrieking. Shakefpeare's Fulius Cafar ‘The dimnef of our intelleGtual eyes, Ariftotl Noo'~pay. adj Meridional The fcorching fun was mounted high In all its luftre to the noonday {ky. Addifor's Quid Noo'~inG. 7 /. [from moon.] Repof or repaft at noon Noo'~NrTipE. #. /. [noonand tide.] Midday; time of noon Sorrow breaks feafons and repofing hours Makes the night morning, and the nasntide night Shakefp Noo'NrTipE. adj Meridional Phaeton hath tumbled from his car And made an evening at the noontide prick. Sha All things in beft order to invit Noontide repaft, or afternoon's repofe We expeét the morning red in vain *Tis hid in vapours, or obfcur'd in rain Milton ‘The noontide yellow we in vain require *Tis black in ftorm, or red in light'ning fire. Prisr entangled [#o/ada #. / NOOSE word found in the glofles of Lipfius A running knot which th Mr. Lye. more it is drawn binds the clofer Can'ft thou with a weak angle ftrike the whale Catch with a hook, or. with a noofe inthral ? Sandys ‘Where the hangman does difpofe Huditras To fpecial friend the knot of nosfe They run their necks into a nagfe They'd break 'em after;, to breal loofe. Hudibras Falfely he falls into fome dangerous 72z Dryden And then as meanly labours to get loofe A rope and a noofe are no jefting matters Arbuthnot's Fobn Bul 7o NoosE. @. a. [from the noun.] Tot Her manfion in this flethy nook Milton's Poems Ithuricl and Zephon thei Meridional Th' immortal mind that hath forfoo NQON. #. Dryd fitly compares to thofe of an owl at noonday Bogly 7o Nonsu'tr. w. a. [non and fuit.] T deprive of the benefit of a legal procefs for fome failure in the managecouncil Full before him at the mog of night Noxspa'RING. adj. [non and Jfparing. Mercilefs; all deftroying Is't I expof Thofe tender limbs of thine to the even And fummon'd him to du repat at :::n'- Dy 1 tar low word ‘What's the world to him Shakefpeare in a noofe to catch ; to entrap The fin is woven with threads of different fize the leaft of the us Norr . / ftrong enough to nocfe and entrap Gowernment of the %"g":i [rubicilla, Latin. A ki of bird called a bullfinch or redtail NoRr. canjunét. [ne or. 1. A particle marking the fecond or fuz fequent branch of a negative propo tion: correlative to neither OF no I neither love, nor fear thee Neither love will twine, zor hay 2. Tw negative Sbfl;‘/{f'"':'[‘ . "'Z are fometimes jomned ( ) t m o p t t but no t g r g o t our prefent in the Saxon Mine eyes o s ; e t r h f e t a e r d v h Whi e i n force i k : l I y A e m ; k Z %f):\,t g aérll‘rzllc;u}:irtt?me ‘S: 3. Neither is f but not elegantly. |