nundination
noun
nun·di·na·tion
ˌnəndəˈnāshən
plural -s
archaic
: an act or instance of bartering : sale
the nundination of indulgences
Isaac Taylor
Isaac Taylor
Word History
Etymology
French, from Latin nundination-, nundinatio, from nundinatus (past participle of nundinari to trade, market, from nundinae nundine) + -ion-, -io -ion
- tnd
- TNF
- tng
- tnge
- tnoyim
- tnpk
- TNT
- tnts
- to
- to (one's) full height
- to a (bare) minimum
- to a bare minimum
- to a certain extent
- to a crisp
- to a degree
- to a fault
- to a frazzle
- to a great extent
- to a greater degree
- to a greater extent
- to a greater or lesser degree
- to a greater or lesser degree/extent
- to a greater or lesser extent
- to a greater/lesser degree/extent
- to a lesser degree