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notiony

notiony adjective: having certain notions; opinionated.

Adjective

notiony (comparative more notiony, superlative most notiony)

  1. (US, regional) Having certain notions; opinionated.
    • The other man did the same, and having furnished them with a light the captain hesitatingly said: "If it's all the same to you, gentlemen, we'll move off a bit furder; my little gal is mighty notiony about tobacco."1887, Emily Huntington Miller, Thorn-apples, page 113

Forms of notiony

comparativemore notiony
superlativemost notiony

Origin of notiony

From notion + -y.

Questions about notiony

What does notiony mean?
Notiony means having certain notions; opinionated.
What part of speech is notiony?
Notiony is an adjective.

Words near notiony in the dictionary

  1. notionist
  2. notionists
  3. notionless
  4. notionlessness
  5. notions
  6. notiony
  7. notioprogonian
  8. notioprogonians
  9. Notis
  10. notitia
  11. notitia criminis

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