| nomenclature |
a specialized system or set of names and terms used in a particular science, art, or other field of study or training. |
| nominal |
in name alone. [4 definitions] |
| nominally |
by or according to name; in name; purportedly. |
| nominal wages |
wages expressed in terms of money paid, rather than in terms of purchasing power. (Cf. real wages.) |
| nominate |
to propose (a person) as a candidate for election or appointment. [2 definitions] |
| nomination |
the act of nominating, or the fact or condition of being nominated, esp. for office. |
| nominative |
nominated or appointed, as a candidate or official. [4 definitions] |
| nominee |
a person or thing that has been nominated, as for an office or honor. |
| -nomy |
system of laws for or sum of knowledge about a particular field. |
| non- |
not; absence of; failure to. |
| nona- |
nine. |
| nonabrasive |
combined form of abrasive. |
| nonabsorbable |
combined form of absorbable. |
| nonabsorbent |
combined form of absorbent. |
| nonabsorptive |
combined form of absorptive. |
| nonabstract |
combined form of abstract. |
| nonacademic |
combined form of academic. |
| nonacceptance |
combined form of acceptance. |
| nonaccountable |
combined form of accountable. |
| nonaccredited |
combined form of accredited. |
| nonaccrual |
combined form of accrual. |