nounnaʊn
abolitionism (n)
- plural
- abolitionist / noun
adorably (adv)
- comparative
- adorable / adj
- superlative
- adorability / noun
- adorableness / noun
advantageously (adv)
- comparative
- advantageous / adj
- superlative
- advantageousness / noun
aeriest (adj)
- comparative
- aery / noun
anachronistically (adv)
- comparative
- anachronism / noun
- superlative
- anachronistic / adj
anglophile (n)
- plural
- anglophile / adj
- anglophilic / adj
- anglophilia / noun
- anglophilism / noun
anisotropic (adj)
- comparative
- anisotropically / adv
- superlative
- anisotropism / noun
- anisotropy / noun
appropriators (n)
- plural
- appropriate / adj
- appropriately / adv
- appropriateness / noun
- appropriative / adj
assayer (n)
- plural
- assay / noun
- assay / verb
- assayable / adj
attentional (adj)
- comparative
- attention / noun
- superlative
- attention / interj
aver (v)
- present
- averment / noun
- past
- averrable / adj
balloonist (n)
- plural
- balloon / noun
- balloon / verb
- balloon / adj
bilaterally (adv)
- comparative
- bilateral / adj
- superlative
- bilateralism / noun
- bilateralness / noun
bivalent (adj)
- comparative
- bivalent / noun
- superlative
- bivalence / noun
- bivalency / noun
bleeps (n)
- plural
- bleeps / verb
- bleeper / noun
blethers (n)
- plural
- blather / noun
- blatherer / noun
bodywork (n)
- plural
- bodyworker / noun
bolshie (adj)
- comparative
- bolshevik / noun
- superlative
- bolshevik / adj
- bolshy / adj
bonk (v)
- present
- bonk / noun
bonked (v)
- present
- bonk / noun
boxy (adj)
- comparative
- boxiness / noun
brashly (adv)
- comparative
- brash / adj
- superlative
- brashness / noun
broody (adj)
- comparative
- broodiness / noun
buttery (adj)
- comparative
- butteriness / noun
buttresses (v)
- present
- buttress / noun
bylines (n)
- plural
- byliner / noun
calmly (adv)
- comparative
- calmness / noun
- superlative
- calm / adj
canonization (n)
- plural
- canonize / verb
- canonizer / noun
catatonic (n)
- plural
- catatonic / adj
- catatonia / noun
- catatonically / adv
catheterize (v)
- present
- catheterization / noun
censurable (adj)
- comparative
- censurableness / noun
- superlative
- censurability / noun
- censurably / adv
chaplaincy (n)
- plural
- chaplainship / noun
- chaplain / noun
characteristically (adv)
- comparative
- characteristic / adj
- superlative
- characteristic / noun
charlatanism (n)
- plural
- charlatan / noun
- charlatanic / adj
- charlatanical / adj
- charlatanry / noun
charterer (n)
- plural
- charter / noun
- charter / adj
- charter / verb
cherubic (adj)
- comparative
- cherub / noun
- superlative
- cherubically / adv
chiaroscuro (n)
- plural
- chiaroscurist / noun
- chiaroscurism / noun
chocolaty (adj)
- comparative
- chocolate / noun
- superlative
- chocolate / adj
christian (adj)
- comparative
- christian / noun
- superlative
- Christianly / adj
- Christianly / adv
clerkship (n)
- plural
- clerk / noun
- clerk / verb
- clerkdom / noun
clingy (adj)
- comparative
- cling / verb
- superlative
- cling / noun
- clinger / noun
cobbling (v)
- present
- cobble / noun
coital (adj)
- comparative
- coitus / noun
- superlative
- coitally / adv
colluded (v)
- present
- colluder / noun
commendably (adv)
- comparative
- commendable / adj
- superlative
- commendableness / noun
- commend / verb
compartmentalized (v)
- present
- compartmentalization / noun
conceitedly (adv)
- comparative
- conceited / adj
- superlative
- conceitedness / noun
conciliator (n)
- plural
- conciliate / verb
- conciliable / adj
- conciliation / noun
- conciliatory / adj
concupiscent (adj)
- comparative
- concupiscence / noun
conflate (v)
- present
- conflation / noun
confluent (adj)
- comparative
- confluent / noun
conic (adj)
- comparative
- conic / noun
- superlative
- conicity / noun
conjoining (v)
- present
- conjoiner / noun
constitutionalism (n)
- plural
- constitutionalist / noun
constitutionalism (n)
- plural
- constitutionalist / noun
contingently (adv)
- comparative
- contingent / adj
- superlative
- contingent / noun
contractile (adj)
- comparative
- contractility / noun
copyrightable (adj)
- comparative
- copyright / noun
- superlative
- copyright / adj
- copyrighter / noun
corneal (adj)
- comparative
- cornea / noun
corrigible (adj)
- comparative
- corrigibility / noun
- superlative
- corrigibly / adv
costless (adj)
- comparative
- cost / noun
- superlative
- cost / verb
councilor (n)
- plural
- councilorship / noun
crispness (n)
- plural
- crisp / adj
- crisp / verb
- crisp / noun
- crisply / adv
crosscut (v)
- present
- crosscut / adj
- past
- crosscut / noun
crushable (adj)
- comparative
- crush / verb
- superlative
- crush / noun
- crusher / noun
- crushproof / adj
customised (v)
- present
- customization / noun
- past
- customizer / noun
cytotoxic (adj)
- comparative
- cytotoxicity / noun
daguerreotypes (n)
- plural
- daguerreotyper / noun
- daguerreotypy / noun
dater (n)
- plural
- date / noun
- date / verb
- datable / adj
- dateable / adj
deadness (n)
- plural
- dead / adj
- dead / noun
- dead / adv
decouples (v)
- present
- decoupler / noun
decrypt (v)
- present
- decrypts / verb
- past
- decrypted / verb
- past participle
- decrypting / verb
- present participle
- decrypt / noun
decryption (n)
- plural
- decrypt / verb
- decrypt / noun
defensively (adv)
- comparative
- defensive / adj
- superlative
- defensive / noun
- defensiveness / noun
definitively (adv)
- comparative
- definitive / adj
- superlative
- definitive / noun
- definitiveness / noun
degrease (v)
- present
- degreaser / noun
dehumidifying (v)
- present
- dehumidification / noun
- past
- dehumidifier / noun
delightedly (adv)
- comparative
- delighted / adj
- superlative
- delightedness / noun
delusive (adj)
- comparative
- delusively / adv
- superlative
- delusiveness / noun
demonize (v)
- present
- demonization / noun
demonizing (v)
- present
- demonization / noun
demystifying (v)
- present
- demystification / noun
- past
- demystifier / noun
dependently (adv)
- comparative
- dependent / adj
- superlative
- dependent / noun
depositional (adj)
- comparative
- deposition / noun
desalinizing (v)
- present
- desalinization / noun
desensitize (v)
- present
- desensitization / noun
- past
- desensitizer / noun
desensitized (v)
- present
- desensitization / noun
- past
- desentizer / noun
detailer (n)
- plural
- detail / noun
- detail / verb
dialer (n)
- plural
- dial / noun
- dial / verb
diluent (adj)
- comparative
- diluent / noun
dinging (v)
- present
- ding / noun
dings (v)
- present
- ding / noun
disaggregated (v)
- present
- disaggregation / noun
- past
- disaggregative / adj
discombobulate (v)
- present
- discombobulation / noun
discombobulated (v)
- present
- discombobulation / noun
discomfit (v)
- present
- discomfit / noun
discretely (adv)
- comparative
- discrete / adj
- superlative
- discreteness / noun
disingenuous (adj)
- comparative
- disingenuously / adv
- superlative
- disingenuousness / noun
disporting (v)
- present
- disport / noun
distressingly (adv)
- comparative
- distress / verb
- superlative
- distress / noun
diuretic (adj)
- comparative
- diuretic / noun
- superlative
- diuretically / adv
diversely (adv)
- comparative
- diverse / adj
- superlative
- diverseness / noun
diviners (adj)
- comparative
- diviner / noun
- superlative
- divine / adj
- divinely / adv
- divineness / noun
dolomite (n)
- plural
- dolomitic / adj
- dolomitization / noun
- dolomitize / verb
dotingly (adv)
- comparative
- dote / verb
- superlative
- doter / noun
doubters (n)
- plural
- doubt / verb
- doubt / noun
downshift (v)
- present
- downshift / noun
- past
- downshifter / noun
drinkable (adj)
- comparative
- drinkable / noun
- superlative
- drinkability / noun
druid (n)
- plural
- druidic / adj
- druidical / adj
- druidically / adv
- druidism / noun
dyadic (adj)
- comparative
- dyadic / noun
eff (v)
- present
- effing / noun
- past
- effing / adj
electroluminescent (adj)
- comparative
- electroluminescence / noun
embrittle (v)
- present
- embrittlement / noun
enchaining (v)
- present
- enchainment / noun
enfeebled (v)
- present
- enfeeblement / noun
- past
- enfeebler / noun
ensnarement (n)
- plural
- ensnare / verb
- ensnarer / noun
epigenetic (adj)
- comparative
- epigenesis / noun
equestrianism (n)
- plural
- equestrian / adj
- equestrian / noun
- equestrianship / noun
equilibrating (v)
- present
- equilibration / noun
- past
- equilibratory / adj
erasable (adj)
- comparative
- erasability / noun
etherised (v)
- present
- etherization / noun
- past
- etherizer / noun
eulogises (v)
- present
- eulogist / noun
- past
- eulogistic / adj
- past participle
- eulogizer / noun
euphemistically (adv)
- comparative
- euphemist / noun
- superlative
- euphemism / noun
- euphemistic / adj
eviscerating (v)
- present
- evisceration / noun
exfoliate (v)
- present
- exfoliation / noun
- past
- exfoliative / adj
- past participle
- exfoliator / noun
exhaustiveness (n)
- plural
- exhaustively / adv
- exhaustivity / noun
exiguous (adj)
- comparative
- exiguously / adv
- superlative
- exiguousness / noun
explosiveness (n)
- plural
- explosive / adj
- explosive / noun
- explosively / adv
extemporising (v)
- present
- extemporization / noun
- past
- extemporizer / noun
extirpation (n)
- plural
- extirpate / verb
- extirpative / adj
- extirpator / noun
extraterrestrials (adj)
- comparative
- extraterrestrials / noun
farer (n)
- plural
- fare / verb
- fare / noun
farrowing (v)
- present
- farrow / noun
- past
- farrow / verb
fieldwork (n)
- plural
- fieldworker / noun
flexibilities (n)
- plural
- flexible / adj
- flexibleness / noun
- flexibly / adv
flits (v)
- present
- flit / noun
- past
- flitter / noun
fluidized (v)
- present
- fluidization / noun
flunkies (n)
- plural
- flunkyism / noun
fusibility (n)
- plural
- fusibleness / noun
gabbling (v)
- present
- gabbler / noun
gangsterism (n)
- plural
- gangster / noun
- gangsterdom / noun
homeostatic (adj)
- comparative
- homeostasis / noun
hugger (n)
- plural
- hug / verb
- hug / noun
- huggable / adj
iconic (adj)
- comparative
- iconicity / noun
illegally (adv)
- comparative
- ilegal / noun
impalement (n)
- plural
- impale / verb
- impaler / noun
inappropriately (adv)
- comparative
- inappropriate / adj
- superlative
- inappropriateness / noun
ineffectively (adv)
- comparative
- ineffective / adj
- superlative
- ineffectiveness / noun
licit (adj)
- comparative
- licitly / adv
- superlative
- licitness / noun
med (adj)
- comparative
- med / noun
microwaveable (adj)
- comparative
- microwave / noun
miry (adj)
- comparative
- miriness / noun
misidentified (v)
- present
- misidentification / noun
monsoonal (adj)
- comparative
- monsoon / noun
moshed (v)
mysteriously (adv)
- comparative
- mysteriousness / noun
- superlative
- mysterious / adj
necromantic (adj)
- comparative
- necromancy / noun
- superlative
- necromancer / noun
noun (n)
- plural
- nouns
nutter (n)
- plural
- nut / noun
- nut / verb
orthodontic (adj)
overconfident (adj)
- comparative
- overconfidence / noun
- superlative
- overconfidently / adv
paediatrician (n)
- plural
- pediatrics / noun
- pediatrics / adj
physiology (n)
- plural
- physiologist / noun
playfully (adv)
- comparative
- playful / adj
- superlative
- playfulness / noun
polyhedral (adj)
positionally (adv)
- comparative
- position / verb
- superlative
- position / noun
- positional / adj
- positioner / noun
preservationist (n)
profoundest (adj)
- comparative
- profoundly / adv
- superlative
- profoundness / noun
prognostic (adj)
- comparative
- prognostic / noun
reassuringly (adv)
- comparative
- reassure / verb
- superlative
- reassurance / noun
reducers (n)
- plural
- reduce / verb
- reducibility / noun
- reducible / adj
- reducibly / adv
repairable (adj)
- comparative
- repair / verb
- superlative
- repair / noun
- repairability / noun
- repairably / adv
ritualized (v)
- present
- ritualization / noun
routinized (v)
- present
- routinization / noun
schematized (v)
- present
- schematization / noun
sibilance (n)
- plural
- sibilant / adj
- sibilant / noun
- sibilancy / noun
- sibilantly / adv
sobbingly (adv)
- comparative
- sob / verb
- superlative
- sob / noun
squamous (adj)
- comparative
- squamously / adv
- superlative
- squamousness / noun
submitter (n)
- plural
- submittal / noun
- submit / verb
supervenes (v)
surcease (v)
- present
- surcease / noun
tamely (adv)
teared (v)
telepathically (adv)
telephonist (n)
- plural
- telephony / noun
terminable (adj)
- comparative
- terminability / noun
- superlative
- terminableness / noun
- terminably / adv
tightfisted (adj)
- comparative
- tightfistedness / noun
toothless (adj)
- comparative
- toothlessly / adv
- superlative
- toothlessness / noun
translucence (n)
- plural
- translucent / adj
- translucency / noun
- translucently / adv
trekker (n)
unskillful (adj)
- comparative
- unskillfully / adv
- superlative
- unskillfulness / noun
vaporous (adj)
- comparative
- vaporosity / noun
- superlative
- vaporously / adv
viscid (adj)
- comparative
- viscidity / noun
- superlative
- viscidness / noun
- viscidly / adv
viticulture (n)
waring (v)
- present
- ware / noun
- past
- ware / adj
warmers (n)
- plural
- warmish / adj
- warmly / adv
- warmness / noun
watercolor (n)
- plural
- watercolorist / noun
wheezy (adj)
- comparative
- wheezily / adv
- superlative
- wheeziness / noun
whereabouts (adv)
- comparative
- whereabouts / noun
wholeheartedly (adv)
- comparative
- wholehearted / adj
- superlative
- wholeheartedness / noun
English Definitions:
noun (noun)
a content word that can be used to refer to a person, place, thing, quality, or action
noun (noun)
the word class that can serve as the subject or object of a verb, the object of a preposition, or in apposition
noun (Noun)
A word that can be used to refer to a person, animal, place, thing, phenomenon, substance, quality, or idea; one of the basic parts of speech in many languages, including English.
noun (Verb)
To convert a word to a noun.
Noun
Nouns are a part of speech typically denoting a person, place, thing, animal or idea. In linguistics, a noun is a member of a large, open lexical category whose members can occur as the main word in the subject of a clause, the object of a verb, or the object of a preposition. Lexical categories are defined in terms of the ways in which their members combine with other kinds of expressions. The syntactic rules for nouns differ from language to language. In English, nouns are those words which can occur with articles and attributive adjectives and can function as the head of a noun phrase.
Noun
A noun (from Latin nōmen 'name') is a word that generally functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.Lexical categories (parts of speech) are defined in terms of the ways in which their members combine with other kinds of expressions. The syntactic rules for nouns differ between languages. In English, nouns are those words which can occur with articles and attributive adjectives and can function as the head of a noun phrase. "As far as we know, every language makes a grammatical distinction that looks like a noun verb distinction."
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