need-not
/ˈniːdnɒt/Now rare
noun
Originally: †an unnecessary thing (obsolete ). Later: an instruction or statement that something is not necessary.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Fuller (1607/8–1661), Church of England clergyman. From need + not.
- Pentonvillain
- Pentonville
- pentop
- pentosan
- pentosane
- pentose
- pentose cycle
- pentose nucleic acid
- pentose phosphate
- pentose phosphate cycle
- pentose phosphate pathway
- pentose phosphate shunt
- pentose shunt
- pentoside
- pentosuria
- pentosuric
- Pentothal
- pentoxide
- pen tray
- pentremite
- pen-trial
- pent roof
- pentrough
- pentrow
- pentryl