Nome

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A province of Pharaonic, Hellenistic, and Roman Egypt. noun

A nomarchy. noun

An obsolete form of name. noun

An obsolete form of numb (original past participle of nim).

In algebra, a term. noun

A province or other political division of a country, especially of modern Greece and ancient Egypt. noun

In pathology, same as noma. noun

In ancient Greek music, a rule or form of melodic composition; hence, a song or melody conforming to such an artistic standard. Also nomas. noun

A province or political division, as of modern Greece or ancient Egypt; a nomarchy. noun

Any melody determined by inviolable rules. noun

See term. noun

P. p. of nim.

A prefecture or unit of regional government in Greece noun

A territorial division of ancient Egypt noun

A type of musical composition in Ancient Greece noun

A term in algebra. noun

No ma’am phrase

A town in western Alaska on the southern coast of the Seward Peninsula; an important center of an Alaskan gold rush at the beginning of the 20th century noun

A prefecture or unit of regional government in Greece.

A territorial division of ancient Egypt.

A type of musical composition in Ancient Greece.

A term in an algebraic expression.

A contraction of "No m'am" in some regions. Often mistaken aurally for gnome when used by soft-spoken young women. Urban Dictionary

A counterterm for 'nou.' Should be used in arguements in which the opposer incorrectly says a statement that should be meant for himself/herself. (pronounced no me!) Urban Dictionary

A counterterm for 'nou.' Should be used in arguements in which the opposer incorrectly says a statement that should be meant for himself/herself. (pronounced no me!) Urban Dictionary

New orleans contraction of "know what I'm" as in Urban Dictionary

Or #NoMee is pronounced "Know me," and accompanied by a gesture of the middle and pointer fingers squeezing the nostrils. The effect is a nasal sound produced while saying the phrase. The fingers point towards the eyes - similar to the common gestures for "look at me" and "I'm watching you." Nomee is about recognizing one's true potential, excelling in one's talent, and getting recognition for success. Origins of Nomee: DC area Go-go music group TOB, including rapper MrNomee aka KrisKross, debuted this catchphrase in the song "NoMEE" (2011). The band has deemed #NoMee as a movement. Hailing from DC, Quinn Cook, Duke University Class '15, is responsible for much of the term's propagation and its increasing popularity on Twitter and among Duke University undergrads. As the Blue Devils' starting point guard, Cook (#2) is making a name for himself in college basketball. His fame has led to the spread of the #NoMeeMovement. Variations on Nomee include pronoun and noun substitution: #NoHer, #NoDuke, #NoUs Urban Dictionary

The intense feeling of hunger that you get after you smoke a fat blunt (doobie). Also reffered to as the "munchies" but fuck that reference, noming is where its at. Urban Dictionary

A beautiful and sexy girl who can tell the difference between who is legit, and who is faking. Ethnic and mysterious, though it may not show. With great hair and a rocking body, she is irresistible. Always with many true (and legit) friends at her side, she paves through un-discovered ground, and is free to taking risks. She is a daredevil, and is fun to be around. People will cling to her spunky and humorous aura like mosquitos to a lantern. An amazing dancer, with spirt and sass, guys cannot stay away. She is a real sweetie sometimes, and quite affectionate, with an awesome booty. Urban Dictionary

A sexy name that spells Ylemon backwards. It is the close cousin of the name Emily. Urban Dictionary

A young makeup artist and aspiring photographer from New England who keeps many strange pets such as snakes. Urban Dictionary

Demon backwards? Wait no... I'm sorry. It's what you find inbetween that crevice that nobody likes to look at while you squat. Yes, I mean you granny. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to nome:
nome.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word nome:
musher, iditarod, antitoxin, diphtheria, sled, bering, oryx, alaska, roadhouse, rigoletto, telemark, nugget, klondike, kodiak, serum, seward, ptolemaic, baum, placer, juneau, anchorage, earp, emerald, pharaoh, plume, alaskan, elliptic, rush, egypt, dorothy, rushes, togo, yukon, nile, siberia, saloon, arctic, epidemic, norton, steele, conquer, dogs, dexter, cult, wyatt, egyptian, mining, strait, solomon, gravel, rosa, dog, clarence, dynasty, donna, king, gold, trilogy, bce, reservation, maria, cape, trail, tin, peninsula, upper, tomb, seattle, census, runway, relay, ruler, harbor, del, magic, airport, belt, intermediate, ancient, underground, princess, miles, norway, allies, kingdom, aboard, elevation, administrative, mines, creek.

Words that rhyme with nome:
home, syndrome, gloam, comb, tome, dome, biome, gnome, chrome, foam, shalom, roam, genome, chromosome, loam, rome, ohm, rhizome, drome, catacomb, honeycomb, monochrome, styrofoam, stroam, brome, glome, holm, sloam, aerodrome, frome, hippodrome, polychrome, combe, jerome, stome, astrodome, guillaume, vendome, crome, motor home, liposome, cosmodrome, noam, down syndrome, at home, bring home, drive home, schaum, rhome, hit home, nursing home, thome, carpal tunnel syndrome, proteome, boehm, reciprocal ohm, mobile home, boehme, come home, fetal alcohol syndrome, cyclostome, take home, strohm, georg simon ohm, rest home, sudden infant death syndrome, x chromosome, chinese restaurant syndrome, cervical disc syndrome, foster home, geodesic dome, irritable bowel syndrome, y chromosome, cervical root syndrome, harvest home, go home, funeral home, strome, mccomb, thoracic outlet syndrome, mental home, rohm, vacation home, sex chromosome, head home, metrodome, press home, whispering dome, bloem, blome, rolm, roehm, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, radar dome, jakob boehm, jakob boehme, observation dome, polyurethane foam, sea holm, church of rome.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nome:
old, mendesian, thinite, theban, first, arabian, whole, second, arsinoite, egyptian, ninth, eighth, third, entire, saite, mareotic, wicked, saitic, sebennytic, ancient, sixteenth, fourteenth, ite, fifteenth, heliopolitan, fourth, tenth, next, seventeenth, seventh, fifth, twentieth, eighteenth, sixth, neighbouring, thirteenth, twelfth, 20th, 19th, nineteenth, eleventh, 14th, oryx, memphite, 15th, 5th, thebaic, guh, 6th, southernmost, libyan, 10th, 18th, 3rd, former, wise, naughty, 12th, clever, wonderful, deceitful, angry, wily, cruel, 16th, citharodic, greek, day, looking, eastern, 8th, 4th, adjacent, nitriotic, seattle, pythian, crafty, memphian, bubastite, tanitic, gee, stricken, jackal, heracleotic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective nome:
capitals, council, iii, xii, gods, teller, standards, xiv, viii, god, xiii, capital, vii, taylor, xxiii, xvi, xvii, arctic, xviii, xxii, measurement, xxi, khan, xix, xxiv, xxv, signs, sinook, siderite, xxvi, end, goddess.

Consonant match to nome:
name, gnome, numb, nam, nom, noam, nahm.

Words that sound like nome:
gnome, nome, noam, name, known, numb, nam, nom, num, nem, nim, naem, nym, neem, nime, naam, nahm, noen, nimb, nomb, gnom, nume, neam, nimh, namn, neum, naum, neume, pneum, nham, mneme, nomm, namb, nyme, mome, moam, know, nine, no, none, noah, non, ning, nan, kno, noe, nin, gnomes, knoe, naan, nme, noa, nene, nen, nane, mnm, nang, neen, nein, knowe, noma, nomo, nomi, nong, nau, noh, nain, nomes, noha, nno, noami, knin, neun, nann, gnow, gno, nmb, neault, nohow, nonne, noaa, know how, mno, nmw, hno, neau, knaan, naud, nawn, niin, naun, ninn, gnomy, noema, non-, gnawn, nmm, nmn, knm, nhm.