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▪ I. ‖ non|nɒn|
[L. = not.]
1. The first word in a large number of Latin phrases, chiefly legal, some of which have been in more or less frequent use in English contexts. The most important are entered as Main words.
Many others will be found in the Law Dicts. of Cowell, Blount, Bell, Bouvier, and Wharton, and in the Stanford Dictionary of Anglicized Words and Phrases.
†2. as n. A negation or prohibition.
1551Latimer Serm. (1562) 116 Neither in chamberyng and wantonnes. Beware of S. Paules nottes and Nons. For when he saieth Non, we cannot make it yea.
†3. Short for non placet. Also attrib. in non-party.
1679Wood Life 24 Jan., The non partie being most, the bishop was sent for, who though he pleaded hard for his owne man.., yet the non's prevailed. 1712Hearne Collect. (O.H.S.) III. 345 There were a great many Nons, but 'twould not do.
▪ II. non
obs. form of none, noon, nun. |