Nowt Definition

nout
noun
Cattle; oxen.
Webster's New World

(Northern England, Sussex) Naught, nothing.

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(Scotland and Northern England) An ox.

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(Scotland and Northern England) Herd of cattle.

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(figuratively, Scotland and Northern England) A dumb, crass, or clumsy person or a person who is stubborn or difficult.
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pronoun
Nothing.
Webster's New World

(Northern England) Naught, nothing.

Wiktionary
adverb

(Northern England) Naught, nothing.

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Origin of Nowt

  • From Middle English naught, nought, naht, nawiht, from Old English. Compare naught.

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  • From Middle English, from Old Norse. Cognate with Old English nēat.

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Nowt Sentence Examples

  • Every punter round about thought he'd get some dope for nowt.

  • There's many a well thatched barn WI nowt in it!

  • Smith did nowt except nearly kill a Derby defender.

  • I tell thee; to me, it all means nowt.

  • Player Position Points Comment Sullivan Keeper 6 had nowt to do.

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Words Starting With

NNONOW

Words Ending With

TWTOWT

Unscrambles

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Words Starting With N and Ending With T

Starts With N & Ends With TStarts With NO & Ends With TStarts With N & Ends With WT

Word Length

4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With N4 Letter Words Ending With T