Emily Dickinson Lexicon

notelessly, adv. [see note, n.]

Not attracting attention.

notelessly, adv. [see note, n.]

Not attracting attention.

nothing, adv. [see nothing, pron.]

1. Not.
2. Phrase. “Nothing but”: only; just; simply; insignificantly; limited to.

nothing, adv. [see nothing, pron.]

1. Not.
2. Phrase. “Nothing but”: only; just; simply; insignificantly; limited to.

nothing, pron. [see no, adj. + thing, n.]

1. Nought; not any thing.
2. Unimportant matter; insignificant item; topic of no value.
3. A hover; a standstill; a holding pattern; a period without movement.
4. A trifle; not something to consider; a thing of no consequence.
5. No other thing.
6. Very small movement.

nothing, pron. [see no, adj. + thing, n.]

1. Nought; not any thing.
2. Unimportant matter; insignificant item; topic of no value.
3. A hover; a standstill; a holding pattern; a period without movement.
4. A trifle; not something to consider; a thing of no consequence.
5. No other thing.
6. Very small movement.

notice (-ing), n. [Fr. < L. nōtus, known.]

1. Observations by the senses.
2. Warning.
3. Attention.
4. Information of advise; counsel.

notice (-ing), n. [Fr. < L. nōtus, known.]

1. Observations by the senses.
2. Warning.
3. Attention.
4. Information of advise; counsel.

notice (-ed, -s), v. [see notice, n.]

1. Treat with attention.
2. Observe. 1149 I noticed people disappeared
3. Regard; consider.

notice (-ed, -s), v. [see notice, n.]

1. Treat with attention.
2. Observe. 1149 I noticed people disappeared
3. Regard; consider.