| AFTERNOONS | • afternoons n. Plural of afternoon. • AFTERNOON n. the time between morning and evening. |
| CANOODLERS | • canoodlers n. Plural of canoodler. • CANOODLER n. one who canoodles. |
| CANOODLING | • canoodling v. Present participle of canoodle. • canoodling n. Amorous pettings or caresses. • CANOODLE v. to kiss and cuddle. |
| DESNOODING | • DESNOOD v. to remove a turkey's snood to discourage cannibalism. |
| INGLENOOKS | • inglenooks n. Plural of inglenook. • ingle-nooks n. Plural of ingle-nook. • ingle␣nooks n. Plural of ingle nook. |
| NOODLEDOMS | • noodledoms n. Plural of noodledom. • NOODLEDOM n. the state of being a blockhead. |
| NOOGENESES | • NOOGENESIS n. evolution of the mind. |
| NOOGENESIS | • NOOGENESIS n. evolution of the mind. |
| NOOMETRIES | • NOOMETRY n. mind-measurement. |
| NOOSPHERES | • noospheres n. Plural of noosphere. • NOOSPHERE n. the sum of human knowledge, thought and culture. |
| NOOTROPICS | • nootropics n. Plural of nootropic. • NOOTROPIC n. a nootropic drug. |
| SCHNOODLES | • Schnoodles n. Plural of Schnoodle. • SCHNOODLE n. a dog that is a cross between a schnauzer and a poodle. |
| SLIPNOOSES | • slip␣nooses n. Plural of slip noose. • SLIPNOOSE n. a noose made with a slipknot, that tightens when pulled. |
| SNOOKERING | • snookering v. Present participle of snooker. • SNOOKER v. to thwart, obstruct. |
| SNOOTINESS | • snootiness n. The state or quality of being snooty. • snootiness n. The state or quality of being a snoot (word connoisseur). • SNOOTINESS n. the state of being snooty. |