noteless

[Eng. note (1), s.; -le .] 1. Not of note; not notable, remarkable, or conspicuous. 2. Unmusical, discordant. "Parish-clerk with notele tone." D'Urfey: Two Queens of Brent ford, i. note-le -ne , s. [Eng. notele ; -ne .] The quality or state of being notele . nōte'-lět, s. [Eng. note (1), s.; dim. suff. -let.] *1. A little note; a billet. †2. A small notice; a short criticism. 2866 *3. A thing of no value or worth; a nothing. "A nothingne in deed and name." Butler: Hudibras , i. 2. no-thoç-er-as, s. [Gr. nothos =spurious, counterfeit, and keras =a horn, a projection.] Palæont .: A genus of Orthoceratide (q. v.), with a single species, from the Upper Silurian. Shell nautiloid, sub-involute; septa slightly arched, without lobes; dorsal siphuncle.