| notarize |
to sign as a notary public, showing that a contract, affidavit, or other document is authentic. [2 definitions] |
| notary |
one who has the legal authority to authenticate contracts, affidavits, and other documents by witnessing signatures and signing in turn; notary public. |
| notary public |
an official with legal authority to witness and certify documents and contracts, take affidavits and depositions, and the like. |
| notate |
to make notes on or transcribe into a particular type of notation. |
| notation |
a system of symbols used in a particular field. [4 definitions] |
| not by a long shot |
by no means; definitely not. |
| notch |
a V-shaped cut or indentation in an edge or object. [7 definitions] |
| note |
a brief written record or reminder. [11 definitions] |
| notebook |
a book of blank pages. |
| notebook computer |
a thin, light computer . |
| noted |
distinguished; eminent; famous. |
| noteless |
combined form of note. |
| notepad |
a pad of writing paper. |
| notepaper |
paper for writing letters or informal reminders. |
| noteworthy |
deserving notice; remarkable; notable. |
| not give (or care) a hoot |
(informal) to be entirely indifferent; not be at all concerned. |
| no thanks to |
without the help of (a source from which help might have been expected). |
| nothing |
not anything; no thing. [7 definitions] |
| nothing doing |
indeed not. [2 definitions] |
| nothingness |
absence of being; nonexistence. [3 definitions] |
| nothing the matter |
nothing wrong; no problem or cause for concern. |