| NOSEBAGS | • nosebags n. Plural of nosebag. • nose-bags n. Plural of nose-bag. • nose␣bags n. Plural of nose bag. |
| NOSEBAND | • noseband n. The part of a bridle or halter that goes over the nose of an animal, particularly a horse. • NOSEBAND n. a strap passing round the nose of a horse, suspended by its own headpiece fitted under the bridle. |
| NOSEDIVE | • nosedive n. A headfirst fall or jump. • nosedive n. (Aviation) A drop in altitude with the nose of the craft angled downwards. • nosedive n. (Economics, etc.) A rapid fall, e.g. in price or value. |
| NOSEDOVE | • NOSEDIVE v. to plunge nose first. |
| NOSEGAYS | • nosegays n. Plural of nosegay. • NOSEGAY n. a bouquet of fragrant flowers. |
| NOSELESS | • noseless adj. Lacking a nose. • NOSELESS adj. without a nose. |
| NOSELIKE | • noselike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a nose. • NOSELIKE adj. like a nose. |
| NOSELITE | • noselite n. (Mineralogy) A rare fluorescent isometric feldspathoid mineral. • NOSELITE n. a cubic mineral, aluminum sodium silicate and sulphur, also NOSEAN. |
| NOSHERIE | • NOSHERIE n. (colloquial) a cafe or restaurant, also NOSHERY. |
| NOSINESS | • nosiness n. The property of being nosy. • NOSINESS n. the quality of being nosy. |
| NOSOLOGY | • nosology n. A treatise or written classification of diseases. • nosology n. The study of diseases; the systematic investigation or classification of disease. • nosology n. The characteristics or scientific understanding of a specific disease. |
| NOSTRILS | • nostrils n. Plural of nostril. • NOSTRIL n. an external opening of the nose. |
| NOSTRUMS | • nostrums n. Plural of nostrum. • NOSTRUM n. (Latin) any secret, quack or patent medicine; any favourite remedy or scheme. |