notour, not tour

[Fr. notoire notorious (q. v.).] Notorious or well-known; as, a notour adulterer; a notour bankrupt, i. e., one legally declared bankrupt. ( Scotch.) *nott, v . t . [NOTT, a.] To shear, to crop close. "He caused his beard to be notted and no more shaven." -Stow: Henry VIII. (an. 27.) *nott, a . [A. S. hnot =shorn.] Shorn, cropped close, smooth. *nott-head, #not-hed, s. A head with the hair cut close. ( Chaucer : C. T. , 109.) *nott-headed, adj . Having the hair cut close. (Chapman: Widow's Tears .) *nott-pated, *not-pated, a . The same as NoTT HEADED (q. v.). "This leatherne-jerkin, crystal-button, not- pated ..." -Shakesp.: Henry IV., Pt . I., ii. 4.