Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: notify – nought
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notify (notified), n. [Fr. < L. nōtus, known.]
Make known to.
notify (notified), n. [Fr. < L. nōtus, known.]
Make known to.
notoriety, n. [Fr. < L. nōtus, known.]
Exposure; the state of being discovered.
notoriety, n. [Fr. < L. nōtus, known.]
Exposure; the state of being discovered.
notwithstanding, prep. [see not, adv. + withstand, v.]
- Even though.
- Without opposition.
notwithstanding, prep. [see not, adv. + withstand, v.]
- Even though.
- Without opposition.
nought, adj. [see nought, pron.]
- Nothing; useless; worthless; of no value.
- Blithe; carefree; without concern; lacking worry.
nought, adj. [see nought, pron.]
- Nothing; useless; worthless; of no value.
- Blithe; carefree; without concern; lacking worry.
nought, pron. [OE nówiht, no + wiht, creature, being, thing; no thing.]
- Nothing.
- No one.
nought, pron. [OE nówiht, no + wiht, creature, being, thing; no thing.]
- Nothing.
- No one.