nowt

[ nout ]

/ naʊt /

noun, plural nowt.Scot. and North England.

an ox.

a herd of cattle.

Origin of nowt

1150–1200; Middle English <Scandinavian; compare Old Norse naut,neat²

Words nearby nowt

nown, now-now, no wonder, now or never, it's, Nowruz, nowt, now that, nowty, nowy, now you're talking, Nox

Definition for nowt (2 of 2)

nowt²

[ noht ]

/ noʊt /

noun British Dialect.

naught; nothing.

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Example sentences from the Web for nowt

He believes i' nowt—not but what he's a good lad, but his heart is closed to faith.
The Day of Judgment|Joseph Hocking
"I'm tired o' doin' nowt but mope i' th' house," Liz fretted.
That Lass O' Lowrie's|Frances Hodgson Burnett
A man mun stand by his principles, and it's agen mine to walk about t'world wi' nowt i' my pocket!
The Root of All Evil|J. S. Fletcher
If ye'd been content to mak' yer brass honest and straight, nowt would ha' happened to ye; and ye'd ha' had all 'at yer've lost.
The Root of All Evil|J. S. Fletcher

"'Appen 'twas nowt," the postman at length allowed, peering cautiously about.
Bob, Son of Battle|Alfred Ollivant

British Dictionary definitions for nowt (1 of 2)

nowt¹

/ (naʊt) /

noun

Northern English a dialect word for nothing

Word Origin for nowt

from naught

British Dictionary definitions for nowt (2 of 2)

nowt²

/ (naʊt) /

noun

Scot and Northern English a dialect word for bullock, cattle

Word Origin for nowt

C13: from Old Norse naut; see neat ²

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单词	nowt
释义	nowt ¹ [ nout ] / naʊt / noun, plural nowt.Scot. and North England. an ox. a herd of cattle. Origin of nowt ¹ 1150–1200; Middle English <Scandinavian; compare Old Norse naut,neat² Words nearby nowt nown, now-now, no wonder, now or never, it's, Nowruz, nowt, now that, nowty, nowy, now you're talking, Nox Definition for nowt (2 of 2) nowt² [ noht ] / noʊt / noun British Dialect. naught; nothing. Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for nowt He believes i' nowt—not but what he's a good lad, but his heart is closed to faith. The Day of Judgment\|Joseph Hocking "I'm tired o' doin' nowt but mope i' th' house," Liz fretted. That Lass O' Lowrie's\|Frances Hodgson Burnett A man mun stand by his principles, and it's agen mine to walk about t'world wi' nowt i' my pocket! The Root of All Evil\|J. S. Fletcher If ye'd been content to mak' yer brass honest and straight, nowt would ha' happened to ye; and ye'd ha' had all 'at yer've lost. The Root of All Evil\|J. S. Fletcher "'Appen 'twas nowt," the postman at length allowed, peering cautiously about. Bob, Son of Battle\|Alfred Ollivant British Dictionary definitions for nowt (1 of 2) nowt¹ / (naʊt) / noun Northern English a dialect word for nothing Word Origin for nowt from naught British Dictionary definitions for nowt (2 of 2) nowt² / (naʊt) / noun Scot and Northern English a dialect word for bullock, cattle Word Origin for nowt C13: from Old Norse naut; see neat ² Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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