nubilous
/ˈnjuːbɪləs/Now rare
adjective
Clouded in appearance; foggy, misty.
Origin
Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). Either from classical Latin nūbilōsus cloudy (2nd cent. a.d.; from nūbilus + -ōsus), or from classical Latin nūbilus cloudy, dim, confused (from nūbēs cloud (perhaps cognate with Baluchi nōd) + -ilus, suffix forming adjectives) + -ous.
- poimenic
- Poincaré conjecture
- Poincaré cycle
- Poincaré group
- Poincaré, Jules-Henri
- Poincaré map
- Poincaré recurrence
- Poincaré's conjecture
- Poincaré section
- Poincaré sphere
- Poincaré's recurrence
- Poincaré surface
- poinciana
- poind
- poindable
- poinder
- Poindexter
- poindlar
- poindler
- poinsettia
- point
- Point 4
- pointable
- point-action
- pointage