non substantialist (non sub stan sha list)

A believer in non substantialism. ists. Philosophers, as they affirm or deny the authority of consciousne in guaranteeing a substratum or substance to the manifestations of the ego and nonego, are divided into realists or substantialists and nihilists or non-substantial Sir W. Hamilton , Metaph., xvi. nonsucht (non's uch), n . See nonesuch . Non-suctoria (non-suk-tō'ri-ä), n . pl . [NL., suit ( suivre , sequi , follow: see non and suit .] 1. A judgment or decision against a plaintiff when he fails to show a cause of action at the trial: now often called dismi al of complaint. See calling of the plaintiff , under calling . The chief characteristic of this judgment is that it does not usually bar a new action on the same matter. 2. A judgment ordered for neglect to prosecute; IMG:content-1441.png:[blocks in formation] Is it too much to tell the propounder of this project that he shall make out its nece ity, or he shall be non suited on his own case? R. Choate , Addre es, p. 455. nonsuit (non'sūt), a. [ : see non suit, n.] Nonsuited. If either party neglects to put in his declaration plea, replication, rejoinder, and the like, within the times allotted by the standing rules of the court, the plaintiff, if the omi ion be his, is said to be nonsuit , or not to follow and pursue his complaint, and shall lose the benefit of his writ. Black stone , Com., III. xxi. some part thereof. Wharton. non-term (non'térm), n. In law, a vacation between two terms of a court. nontronite (non'tro-nīt), n. [ eight. non-usager (non-u'sāj-ér), n. One of those nonjurors who opposed the revival of the forms in the administration of the communion known as the usages. See usager. non-usancet (non-u'zans), n. Neglect of use. Sir T. Browne. non-user (non-ū'zėr), n. In law: (a) Neglect or omi ion to use an easement or other right: as, the non - user of a corporate franchise. (b) Neglect of official duty; default of performing the duties and services required of an officer. An office, either public or private, may be forfeited by mis-user or non-user. Black stone, Com., II. x. non-viable (non-vi'a-bl), a. Not viable: appued plied to a fetus too young to maintain inde pendent life. noodle (nö'dl), n. [Origin obscure; cf. noddy.] A simpleton. [Colloq.] The whole of these fallacies may be gathered together in a little oration, which we will denominate the noodle's oration. Sydney Smith , Review of Bentham on Fallacies. noodle2 (nö'dl), n . [Usually or always in plural, noodles (= F. nouilles ), nudel , macaroni, vermicelli; origin obscure.] Dough formed into long and thin narrow strips, or, sometimes, into other shapes, dried, and used in soup. noodledom (nö'dl-dum), n. [ noodle1 +-dom.] The region of simpletons; noodles or simpletons collectively.