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• Nosily

  [noh-zee] /ˈnoʊ zi/ adjective, nosier, nosiest. 1. unduly curious about the affairs of others; prying; meddlesome. /ˈnəʊzɪ/ adjective nosier, nosiest 1. (informal) prying or inquisitive adj. also nosey, 1610s, “having a prominent nose,” from nose (n.) + -y (2). Earlier in this sense was nasee (mid-14c.), from Anglo-French, from Old French nasé, ultimately from Latin […]

• Nosiness

  [noh-zee] /ˈnoʊ zi/ adjective, nosier, nosiest. 1. unduly curious about the affairs of others; prying; meddlesome. /ˈnəʊzɪ/ adjective nosier, nosiest 1. (informal) prying or inquisitive adj. also nosey, 1610s, “having a prominent nose,” from nose (n.) + -y (2). Earlier in this sense was nasee (mid-14c.), from Anglo-French, from Old French nasé, ultimately from Latin […]

• Nosing

  [noh-zing] /ˈnoʊ zɪŋ/ noun, Architecture. 1. a projecting edge, as the part of the tread of a step extending beyond the riser or a projecting part of a buttress. [nohz] /noʊz/ noun 1. the part of the face or facial region in humans and certain animals that contains the nostrils and the organs of smell […]

• No sir

  Also, no sirree. Certainly not. This emphatic denial is used without regard to the gender of the person addressed. For example, No sir, I’m not taking her up on that, or Live here? No sirree. [ Mid-1800s ]

• No siree

  negation No; absolutely no: Nope, never, no way. No siree bob (first form 1848+, second 1890+)

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