non-claim
/nɒnˈkleɪm/Law
noun
Failure or neglect to make a claim within the time limited by law.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament. From non- + claim, after Anglo-Norman noun claym.
- parenthesis
- parenthesise
- parenthesis-free
- parenthesist
- parenthesize
- parenthetic
- parenthetical
- parenthetically
- parenthood
- parenticide
- parent-in-law
- parent kernel
- parent language
- parentless
- parent-like
- parents' day
- parent ship
- parentship
- parents' meeting
- parent–child
- parent–teacher
- parent–teacher association
- pareo
- Pareoean
- parer