- noctambulist
- noun Etymology: Latin noct-, nox night + -ambulist (as in somnambulist) — more at night Date: circa 1731 a person who walks while asleep ; sleepwalker
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
noctambulist
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Noctambulist — Noc*tam bu*list, n. A somnambulist; a sleepwalker. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
noctambulist — See noctambulism. * * * … Universalium
noctambulist — noun (obscure) a person who walks at night. A rarer term for somnambulist, a sleepwalker … Wiktionary
noctambulist — noc·tam·bu·list || nÉ‘k tæmbjÉ™lɪst /nÉ’k tæmbjÊŠ n. sleepwalker; one who is moonstruck or dazed … English contemporary dictionary
noctambulist — [nɒk tambjʊlɪst] noun rare a sleepwalker. Derivatives noctambulism noun Origin C18: from L. nox, noct night + ambulare walk + ist … English new terms dictionary
noctambulist — n. See noctambulo … New dictionary of synonyms
noctambulist — n sleepwalker, noctambule, somnambulist, somnambulator, somnambulant. See alsonightwalker … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
noctambulist — noc·tam·bu·list … English syllables
noctambulist — See: noctambulism … English dictionary
noctambulist — n. a sleepwalker. Derivatives: noctambulism n. Etymology: L nox noctis night + ambulare walk … Useful english dictionary
