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Definition of nod
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of nod is as below...
Nod (v. t.) To
incline
or bend, as the head or top; to make a
motion
of
assent,
of
salutation,
or of
drowsiness
with; as, to nod the
head..
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Tang
::
Tang (n.) A
coarse
blackish
seaweed
(Fuscus
nodosus).
Minnow
::
Minnow
(n.) Any of
numerous
small
American
cyprinodont
fishes
of the genus
Fundulus,
and
related
genera.
They live both in fresh and in salt
water.
Called
also
killifish,
minny,
and
mummichog..
Monodynamic
::
Monodynamic
(a.)
Possessing
but one
capacity
or
power.
Noddy
::
Noddy (n.) An
inverted
pendulum
consisting
of a short
vertical
flat
spring
which
supports
a rod
having
a bob at the top; -- used for
detecting
and
measuring
slight
horizontal
vibrations
of a body to which it is
attached.
Annuent
::
Annuent
(a.)
Nodding;
as,
annuent
muscles
(used in
nodding)..
Hymnody
::
Hymnody
(n.)
Hymns,
considered
collectively;
hymnology..
Lienculus
::
Lienculus
(n.) One of the small
nodules
sometimes
found in the
neighborhood
of the
spleen;
an
accessory
or
supplementary
spleen.
Leprosy
::
Leprosy
(n.) A
cutaneous
disease
which first
appears
as blebs or as
reddish,
shining,
slightly
prominent
spots,
with
spreading
edges.
These are often
followed
by an
eruption
of dark or
yellowish
prominent
nodules,
frequently
producing
great
deformity.
In one
variety
of the
disease,
anaesthesia
of the skin is a
prominent
symptom.
In
addition
there may be
wasting
of the
muscles,
falling
out of the hair and
nails,
and
distortion
of the hands and feet with
destruction
of the bones and
joints.
It is
Ossicle
::
Ossicle
(n.) One of
numerous
small
calcareous
structures
forming
the
skeleton
of
certain
echinoderms,
as the
starfishes..
Linsang
::
Linsang
(n.) Any
viverrine
mammal
of the genus
Prionodon,
inhabiting
the East
Indies
and
Southern
Asia. The
common
East
Indian
linsang
(P.
gracilis)
is
white,
crossed
by
broad,
black
bands.
The
Guinea
linsang
(Porana
Richardsonii)
is brown with black
spots..
Knurl
::
Knurl (n.) A
contorted
knot in wood; a
crossgrained
protuberance;
a
nodule;
a boss or
projection.
Staggeringly
::
Staggerbush
(n.) An
American
shrub
(Andromeda
Mariana)
having
clusters
of
nodding
white
flowers.
It grows in low, sandy
places,
and is said to
poison
lambs and
calves..
Nodulous
::
Nodulous
(a.)
Having
small nodes or
knots;
diminutively
nodose.
Anodynous
::
Anodynous
(a.)
Anodyne.
Echinus
::
Echinus
(n.) A genus of
echinoderms,
including
the
common
edible
sea
urchin
of
Europe..
Crunode
::
Crunode
(n.) A point where one
branch
of a curve
crosses
another
branch.
See
Double
point,
under
Double,
a..
Para Grass
::
Para grass () A
valuable
pasture
grass
(Panicum
barbinode)
introduced
into the
Southern
United
States
from
Brazil.
Clinodome
::
Clinodome
(n.) See under Dome.
Month
::
Month (n.) One of the
twelve
portions
into which the year is
divided;
the
twelfth
part of a year,
corresponding
nearly
to the
length
of a
synodic
revolution
of the moon, --
whence
the name. In
popular
use, a
period
of four weeks is often
called
a
month..
Doob Grass
::
Doob grass () A
perennial,
creeping
grass
(Cynodon
dactylon),
highly
prized,
in
Hindostan,
as food for
cattle,
and
acclimated
in the
United
States..
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