no-licence
/nəʊˈlʌɪs(ə)ns/(US no-license)
adjective
Designating or relating to a stipulation or rule that no licence may be granted, especially for the sale of alcoholic liquor. Occasionally as noun: a no-licence rule.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Daily Chronicle. From no + licence.
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- histrionically
- histrionicism
- histrionise
- histrionism
- histrionize
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- hit-and-miss
- hit-and-run
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- Hitchcock, Sir Alfred
- Hitchens, Ivon
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- hitch one's wagon to a star
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