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Noh

also No K0093600 (nō)n. The classical drama of Japan, with music and dance performed in a highly stylized manner by elaborately dressed performers on an almost bare stage.

[Japanese nō, talent, ability, Noh, from Early Middle Chinese néŋ, be capable of, can, ability (also the source of Mandarin néeng).]

Noh

(nəʊ) n (Theatre) a variant spelling of No¹

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(noʊ)

adv., n., pl. noes, nos. adv. 1. (a negative expressing dissent, denial, or refusal, as in response to a question or request.) 2. (used to emphasize or introduce a negative statement): No, not one of them came. 3. not in any degree or manner; not at all (used with a comparative): He is no better. 4. not: whether or no. n. 5. an utterance of the word “no.” 6. a denial or refusal. 7. a negative vote or voter. [before 900; Middle English; Old English nā, contraction of ne not + ā ever (see ay¹)]

no²

(noʊ)

adj. 1. not any: no money. 2. not at all; far from being: He is no genius. [1150–1200]

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Chem. Symbol. nobelium.

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Noh

(noʊ)

n. the classic drama of Japan, using chants and highly stylized movements and formal and thematic patterns derived from religious rites. Compare kabuki. [1870–75; < Japanese]

no.

or No.,

1. north. 2. northern. 3. number.

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