| NOVELDOMS | • NOVELDOM n. the world of fiction. |
| NOVELESES | • NOVELESE n. the trite style of poorly written novels. |
| NOVELETTE | • novelette n. (Literature) A short novel. • novelette n. (Music) A short piece of lyrical music, especially one for the piano. • NOVELETTE n. a short novel. |
| NOVELISED | • novelised v. Simple past tense and past participle of novelise. • NOVELISE v. to put into the form of a novel, also NOVELIZE. |
| NOVELISER | • noveliser n. Alternative form of novelizer. • NOVELISER n. one who makes a novel of something, also NOVELIZER. |
| NOVELISES | • novelises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of novelise. • NOVELISE v. to put into the form of a novel, also NOVELIZE. |
| NOVELISMS | • novelisms n. Plural of novelism. • NOVELISM n. innovation. |
| NOVELISTS | • novelists n. Plural of novelist. • NOVELIST n. one who writes novels. |
| NOVELIZED | • novelized v. Simple past tense and past participle of novelize. • NOVELIZE v. to put into the form of a novel, also NOVELISE. |
| NOVELIZER | • novelizer n. One who novelizes. • NOVELIZER n. one who makes a novel of something, also NOVELISER. |
| NOVELIZES | • novelizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of novelize. • NOVELIZE v. to put into the form of a novel, also NOVELISE. |
| NOVELTIES | • novelties n. Plural of novelty. • NOVELTY n. something unusual. |
| NOVEMBERS | • Novembers prop.n. Plural of November. • NOVEMBER n. (in international radio communication) a code word for the letter n. |
| NOVENNIAL | • novennial adj. Of or relating to a 9-year period. • NOVENNIAL adj. recurring every ninth year. |
| NOVERINTS | • noverints n. Plural of noverint. • NOVERINT n. (Latin) a writ, beginning with the words 'noverint universi', let all men know. |