Nones
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 279
nonz, n. pi. (Roman Calendar.) The 7th day of March, May, July, and October, and the 5th of end, eve, term; in, Ice; Qdd, tone, 6r; other months, — being the 9th day before the ides. (Rom. Cath. Ch.) A season of prayer, orig. observed at the 9th hour = 3 p. m., afterwards changed to midday, whence noon, q. v. — Non'age, nOn'aj, (Eccl.) A payment formerly made to the clergy the l-9th part of the movable goods of persons dying in their parishes. -*- Non'agena'rian, -je-narrT-an, n. One who is 90 years old. — Non'agon, (Math.) A polygon having 9 sides and 9 angles. Nonilrion, -yun, n. By the common, or French, notation, a you sand octillions, or 1 with 30 ciphers annexed; by Eng. notation, a million octillions, 1 with 54 ciphers annexed. — Nov'enary, -e-na-ri, Pert, to the number 9. — Noven'nial, -nl-al, a. Done every 9th year. — November, n. The 11th month the year, — the 9th of the Roman year. Non-e ential, Non pareD, Nonsuit, etc. See under Nonage. 279
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