Noisome
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 350
noi's urr, adj. injurious to health dis- gusting —adv Noi'Bomeiy. u. Noi'aomenoBS. Noisy, noi/'i, adj making a loud noise or sound — clamorous turbulent adv. Noisily. — NoiS'- ine . Nomad, Nomade, no in'ad or nfl'mad, n. one of a tribe that wanders about in quest of game, or of jaitme [Gr. nomas, nomados— vo/ttos, pasturf nemo, to ileal out, to drive to pasture Nomadic, im-inad'lk, ad; of or for the feeding of entile pastoral pertaining to the life of nomads lude Nomad ioally. Nomenclator, no'iuen-kli tor, n one who gives utu/u to things -fem No'men clat regs [L.-- nomrn, a name, and cab, Gr. kalo, to call.] Nomenclature mVmen-kU-tui, n. a system of naming a names; calling by name Lb peculiar terms of a science Nominal, nom'in-ul, adj pertaining to a name existing only in name having a name. adv Nominally. jL. noniuuili r— uornen, -in is, a name
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