nit-noid
nit-noid noun: a small and inconsequential detail.
Noun
nit-noid (plural nit-noids)
- A small and inconsequential detail.
Adjective
nit-noid (comparative more nit-noid, superlative most nit-noid)
- Inconsequential; trivial.
Forms of nit-noid
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | nit-noids |
| alternative form | nitnoid |
| alternative form | nit noi |
| alternative form | nit noy |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more nit-noid |
| superlative | most nit-noid |
Origin of nit-noid
Derived from Thai นิดหน่อย (nít-nɔ̀i), "a little bit".
Questions about nit-noid
- What does nit-noid mean?
- Nit-noid means a small and inconsequential detail.
- What part of speech is nit-noid?
- Nit-noid can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of nit-noid?
- The plural of nit-noid is nit-noids.
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