Noble

no'bl, a. [-bler, -blest.] Po e ing emia nence, elevation, dignity, etc.; above whatever is low, — mean, degrading, or dishonorable; grand; magnificent; splendid; of exalted rank; of aristocratic or patrician family; sublime; great; eminent; stately; magnanimous; liberal; free. — n. A nobleman; peer; oil; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. a money of account, and formerly, -bil'T-ti, a gold coin, worth about $1.61. — Nobil'ity. -bil'T-ti, n. The quality of being noble, as, dignity; greatne ; elevation, superiority of mind and of quality; or, ble birth; patrician dignity; distinction by rank, station, and title; the aristocratic or patrician cla the peerage. — No'bleman, n.; pi. -men. One of nobility; a noble; peer. — Noble ', -ble e', -hies', n. The nobility; persons of noble rank collectively. — Nob, n. A slang contr. of nobleman: a swell.— Nob'by, -bY, a. Stylish; modish; fashionable. Nobody. See under No. 278