notour
/nəʊˈtʊə/Chiefly Scottish
adjective
Well-known, notorious; (Law ) openly admitted, publicly known.
- In later use chiefly applied to a bankruptcy that is publicly known or to a person known to be bankrupt. Especially in notour bankrupt adjective and n..
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Speculum. From post-classical Latin notorius well-known.
- railroad guide
- railroad hat
- railroadiana
- railroad king
- railroad pace
- railroad service
- railroad speed
- railroad spike
- railroad switch
- railroad tie
- railroad time
- railroad track
- railroad trestle
- railroad worm
- rail sickness
- rail-splitter
- rails run
- rail station
- rail timber
- Railtrack
- rail train
- rail tree
- rail turn
- railway
- Railway Act