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Definition of noble
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Noble (v. t.) To make
noble;
to
ennoble.
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Loom
::
Loom (v. i.) To rise and to be
eminent;
to be
elevated
or
ennobled,
in a moral
sense..
High
::
High
(superl.)
Very
abstract;
difficult
to
comprehend
or
surmount;
grand;
noble.
Ascend
::
Ascend
(v. i.) To rise, in a
figurative
sense;
to
proceed
from an
inferior
to a
superior
degree,
from mean to noble
objects,
from
particulars
to
generals,
from
modern
to
ancient
times,
from one note to
another
more
acute,
etc.; as, our
inquiries
ascend
to the
remotest
antiquity;
to
ascend
to our first
progenitor..
Minnesinger
::
Minnesinger
(n.) A
love-singer;
specifically,
one of a class of
German
poets and
musicians
who
flourished
from about the
middle
of the
twelfth
to the
middle
of the
fourteenth
century.
They were
chiefly
of noble
birth,
and made love and
beauty
the
subjects
of their
verses..
Eupatrid
::
Eupatrid
(n.) One well born, or of noble
birth..
Bouch
::
Bouch (n.) An
allowance
of meat and drink for the
tables
of
inferior
officers
or
servants
in a
nobleman's
palace
or at
court.
Magnate
::
Magnate
() One of the
nobility,
or
certain
high
officers
of state
belonging
to the noble
estate
in the
national
representation
of
Hungary,
and
formerly
of
Poland..
Tufthunter
::
Tufthunter
(n.) A
hanger-on
to
noblemen,
or
persons
of
quality,
especially
in
English
universities;
a
toady.
See 1st Tuft, 3..
Baron
::
Baron (n.) A title or
degree
of
nobility;
originally,
the
possessor
of a fief, who had
feudal
tenants
under him; in
modern
times,
in
France
and
Germany,
a
nobleman
next in rank below a
count;
in
England,
a
nobleman
of the
lowest
grade in the House of
Lords,
being next below a
viscount..
Ingenuous
::
Ingenuous
(a.) Of
honorable
extraction;
freeborn;
noble;
as,
ingenuous
blood of
birth..
Gallant
::
Gallant
(a.) Noble in
bearing
or
spirit;
brave;
high-spirited;
courageous;
heroic;
magnanimous;
as, a
gallant
youth;
a
gallant
officer..
Ignoble
::
Ignoble
(a.) Not a true or noble
falcon;
-- said of
certain
hawks,
as the
goshawk..
Renown
::
Renown
(v.)
Report
of
nobleness
or
exploits;
praise.
Jacquerie
::
"Jacquerie
(n.) The name given to a
revolt
of
French
peasants
against
the
nobles
in 1358, the
leader
assuming
the
contemptuous
title,
Jacques
Bonhomme,
given by the
nobles
to the
peasantry.
Hence,
any
revolt
of
peasants..
Noblemen
::
Noblemen
(pl. ) of
Noblema.
Nobiliary
::
Nobiliary
(n.) A
history
of noble
families.
Ignobly
::
Ignobly
(adv.)
In an
ignoble
manner;
basely.
Peer
::
Peer (n.) A
nobleman;
a
member
of one of the five
degrees
of the
British
nobility,
namely,
duke,
marquis,
earl,
viscount,
baron;
as, a peer of the
realm..
Ignobleness
::
Ignobleness
(n.) State or
quality
of being
ignoble.
Ungenerous
::
Ungenerous
(a.) Not
generous;
illiberal;
ignoble;
unkind;
dishonorable.
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