Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [938]
non·read·er noun : one who does not read or has difficulty reading
non·re·li·gious adjective 1 : not religious : not having a religious character
2 : having no religion
Synonyms
profane, secular, temporal—more at PROFANE
non·rep·re·sen·ta·tion·al adjective : NONOBJECTIVE 2
non·res·i·dent adjective : not living in a particular place
— non·res·i·dence noun
— nonresident noun
non·re·sis·tance noun : the principles or practice of passive submission to authority even when unjust or oppressive
non·re·stric·tive adjective 1 : not serving or tending to restrict
2 : not limiting the reference of the word or phrase modified non·rig·id adjective : maintaining form by pressure of contained gas non·sched·uled adjective : licensed to carry passengers or freight by air without a regular schedule non·sense noun 1 : foolish or meaningless words or actions 2 : things of no importance or value Synonyms bunk, claptrap, drivel, fiddlesticks, folly, foolishness, fudge, hogwash, humbug, piffle, rot, silliness, slush, stupidity, trash; also absurdity, asininity, fatuity, foolery, idiocy, imbecility, inanity, insanity, lunacy; craziness, foolishness, madness, witlessness; monkeyshines, shenanigans, tomfoolery; gas, hot air, jazz, moonshine, rigmarole, twaddle; double-talk non·sen·si·cal adjective : being nonsense or full of nonsense — non·sen·si·cal·ly adverb Synonyms absurd, asinine, crazy, cuckoo, daft, foolish, insane, lunatic, mad, nutty, preposterous, senseless, silly, stupid—more at FOOLISH non se·qui·tur noun [ORIGIN: L, it does not follow] : an inference that does not follow from the premises non·skid adjective : designed to prevent skidding non·slip adjective : designed to prevent slipping non·spe·cif·ic adjective : not specific Synonyms all-around, bird's-eye, broad, general, overall—more at GENERAL non·stan·dard adjective 1 : not standard 2 : not conforming to the usage characteristic of educated native speakers of a language non·start·er noun 1 : one that does not start 2 : one that is not productive or effective non·stick adjective : allowing easy removal of cooked food particles non·stop adjective : done or made without a stop — nonstop adverb non·suc·cess noun : the failure to attain wealth, favor, or eminence Synonyms collapse, crash, cropper, defeat, failure, fizzle—more at FAILURE non·sup·port noun : failure to support; especially : failure on the part of one under obligation to provide maintenance non·threat·en·ing adjective : not likely to cause danger or anxiety non·tra·di·tion·al adjective : not traditional : not conforming to tradition Synonyms broad-minded, liberal, nonorthodox, open-minded, progressive, radical, unconventional, unorthodox—more at LIBERAL non–U adjective : not characteristic of the upper classes non·union adjective 1 : not belonging to a trade union <~ carpenters> 2 : not recognizing or favoring trade unions or their members <~ employers> non·us·er noun : one who does not make use of something (as drugs) non·vi·o·lence noun 1 : abstention from violence as a matter of principle 2 : avoidance of violence 3 : nonviolent political demonstrations — non·vi·o·lent adjective non·white noun : a person whose features and esp. skin color are different from those of peoples of northwestern Europe — nonwhite adjective non·wo·ven adjective : made of fibers held together by interlocking or bonding (as by chemical or thermal means) — nonwoven noun noo·dle noun [ORIGIN: G Nudel] : a food paste made usu. with egg and shaped typically in ribbon form nook noun 1 : an interior angle or corner formed usu. by two walls 2 : a sheltered or hidden place 3 : a small often recessed section of a larger room Synonyms alcove, niche, recess—more at NICHE