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[Etym. doubtful.] Hemp. (Prov.) nohl-ite, subst. [From Nohl, near Kongelf, Sweden; suff. -ite ( Min.).] Nogging. Min .: A ma ive mineral appearing to be related to Samarskite (q. v.). Hardne , 4-5-5; specific gravity, 504; luster, vitreous; color, blackish brown; streak, brown; fracture, splintery; opaque; brittle. An analysis yielded columbic acid, 50-43; protoxide of uranium, 1443; zirconia, 2-96; protoxide of iron, 8.09; protoxide of copper, 011; protoxide of cerium, 0.25; yttria, 4'36; magnesia and protoxide of manganese, 0.28; lime, 4.67; water, 4.62 = 100-20. This corresponds approximately to the formula, (RO)3CbO5+14 HO, where RO=UO, FeO, YO, CaO, . no-how, adv. [Eng. no, and how.] In no way; by no means; out of sorts. ( Vulgar.) * To look nohow: To be put out of countenance; to be a bashed or embarra ed. *noi-ançe, *noy-ançe, s. [O. Fr.) Hurt, harm, mischief, annoyance. "To borrow to-day, and to-morrow to mi , For lender and borrower noiance it is." Tu er: Husbandry, xvi. 8.