Late afternoon; fig. the middle or late afternoon of life, middle age. …

(a) Notwithstanding, in spite of; (b) law clause of non-obstant, a clause used in statutes and letters patent in which the king authorized an action contrary to established law. …

The failing to make or construct. …

In no way, not at all. …

(a) Right now, at this time; (b) in a little while, soon; (c) used for emphasis, with the purely temporal sense diminished or suppressed: now then. …

In no way, by no means, not at all. …

(a) As pron.: no such person(s, no such thing; -- also in elliptical constructions; (b) as adj.: no such, not any such; non-swich a, no such a; (c) as surname. …

Failure to receive. …

(a) No more, no further, no additional; non-other thing elles, nothing else in addition, nothing more; (b) no other, no different; non-other man, no one else; non-other thing, nothing else; for no……

In no way, by no means, not at all; nones-weies other, in no other way. …

Not otherwise, in no other way; non-other ben. …

In the morning. …

A collection of contrived or specious deductions. …

In no way, not at all. …

The failing to keep or abide by a law. …

A noon meal, a midday meal. …

One who does not own a house. …

As pron.: no one else; no one greater; nothing more, nothing further, nothing else; -- also, in elliptical constructions: no greater wind, no larger field, etc.; no more efficacious tree. …

(a) With verbs: at; at agan, come forth, come into being; (b) as prep. with adjs. & ppls.: at overdon, in excess; at large, at a distance; at the betre (werse), better (worse) off; (c) with advs.: at……

Law ben nonsued, of a plaintiff or his suit: to receive an adverse judgment recording failure to prosecute or to produce sufficient evidence. …