nonconforming
/ˌnɒnkənˈfɔːmɪŋ/adjective
Failing or refusing to conform; belonging, relating to, or supporting nonconformity; specifically not conforming, adhering, or assenting to the usages of the Church of England (or any established church); nonconformist.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Saltmarsh (d. 1647), preacher and religious controversialist. From non- + conforming.
- penny-pincher
- penny-pinching
- penny plain
- penny post
- penny postage
- penny pouch
- penny-prick
- penny purse
- penny-rot
- pennyroyal
- pennyroyal water
- penny share
- penny stock
- penny trumpet
- penny trumpeter
- penny wedding
- pennyweight
- pennyweighter
- penny-wheep
- penny-whip
- penny whistle
- penny-wisdom
- penny wise
- penny wise and pound foolish
- penny-wise-pound-foolishness