North
61north — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ magnetic, true ▪ frozen ▪ the white expanses of the frozen north {{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}} adj. North is used with these nouns: ↑entrance, ↑ …
62north — Synonyms and related words: Dixie, Dixieland, Down East, East, East Coast, Middle Atlantic, Middle West, N, New England, North, North Central region, Northeast, Northwest, Pacific Northwest, South, Southeast, Southwest, Sunbelt, West, West Coast …
63north — n 1. the north wind, norther, northerly; northerliness. adj 2. northerly, northern, northward or northwards, toward the north, northernmost, boreal, arctic, septentrional. adv 3. northward or northwards, northerly, northwardly, toward the north …
64north — Due north, unless qualified or controlled by other words of the context in which it appears. 23 Am J2d Deeds § 248. A compass point; the direction of the north pole from any other point on the earth s surface …
65North — I. biographical name Christopher see John Wilson II. biographical name Douglass Cecil 1920 American economist III. biographical name Frederick 1732 1792 Lord North English statesman; prime minister (1770 82) IV. biographical name Sir Thomas 1535… …
66North — noun a) The Union during the American Civil War. The North lost most battles earl in the war. b) The northern states of the United States …
67North — Douglass C., geboren 1920, amerikanischer Nationalökonom und Wirtschaftshistoriker. N. erhielt 1993 gemeinsam mit ⇡ Fogel den ⇡ Nobelpreis für Wirtschaftswissenschaften. Die Auszeichnung wurde ihm für seine Arbeiten über Wirtschaftsgeschichte,… …
68North — see north …
69north of — further north than …
70North — to prison Not as fatal as being sent East by the Nazis, but the direction of the some of the Gulags if you lived in Moscow: When his five years were up he went back to Moscow and immediately telephoned Svetlana, was arrested again and… …
