noust

English

Etymology

From the Norn reflex of Old Norse naust (“boathouse”).

Noun

noust (plural nousts)

(Scotland) A boat-shaped hollow, sometimes with walls, where a boat is hauled up for winter storage.

Anagrams

Notus, Tuson, nouts, nutso, snout, tonus

Middle English

Pronoun

noust

Alternative form of nought

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