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[3] cut, degree, grade, inch, peg, phase, point, stage, step—more at DEGREE

2notch verb 1 : to cut or make notches in

2 : to score or record by or as if by cutting a series of notches <~ed 20 points for the team>

notch·back noun : an automobile with a trunk whose lid forms a distinct deck

1note verb not·ed; not·ing 1 : to notice or observe with care; also : to record or preserve in writing

2 : to make special mention of

Synonyms

[1] jot, log, mark, put down, record, register, set down—more at RECORD

[1] behold, descry, discern, distinguish, espy, eye, look, notice, observe, perceive, regard, remark, see, sight, spy, view, witness—more at SEE

[2] advert, cite, instance, mention, name, notice, quote, refer, remark, specify, touch—more at MENTION

2note noun 1 : a musical sound

2 : a cry, call, or sound esp. of a bird

3 : a special tone in a person's words or voice

4 : a character in music used to indicate duration of a tone by its shape and pitch by its position on the staff

5 : a characteristic feature : MOOD

6 : a written reminder : MEMORANDUM

7 : a brief and informal record; also : a written or printed comment or explanation

8 : a written promise to pay a debt

9 : a piece of paper money

10 : a short informal letter

11 : a formal diplomatic or official communication

12 : overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general : REPUTATION

13 : OBSERVATION, NOTICE, HEED

Synonyms

[5] air, atmosphere, aura, climate, flavor, mood, temper—more at AURA

[6] dispatch, letter, memorandum, missive—more at LETTER

[6, 7] memorandum; also memoir, minutes, report; line; document, writing

[12] character, mark, name, report, reputation—more at REPUTATION

note·book noun : a book for notes or memoranda

not·ed adjective : well known by reputation : EMINENT, CELEBRATED

Synonyms

celebrated, eminent, famed, famous, notorious, prominent, renowned, star, well-known—more at FAMOUS

note·wor·thy adjective : worthy of note

Synonyms

distinguished, eminent, illustrious, noble, notable, outstanding, preeminent, prestigious, signal, star, superior—more at EMINENT

1nothing pronoun 1 : no thing

2 : no part

3 : one of no interest, value, or importance

2nothing adverb : not at all : in no degree

Synonyms

never, no, none, nowise—more at NEVER

3nothing noun 1 : something that does not exist

2 : the arithmetical symbol 0 denoting the absence of all magnitude or quantity : ZERO

3 : a person or thing of little or no value or importance

Synonyms

[2] aught, cipher, naught, nil, zero, zip—more at ZERO

[3] nobody, nonentity, shrimp, trifle, triviality, whippersnapper, zero—more at NOBODY

4nothing adjective : of no account : WORTHLESS

noth·ing·ness noun 1 : the quality or state of being nothing

2 a : the state or fact of having no existence

b : utter insignificance

3 : something insignificant or valueless

1notice noun 1 : warning or intimation of something : WARNING

2 : notification of the termination of an agreement or contract at a specified time

3 : consideration with a view to action : ATTENTION, HEED

4 : a written or printed announcement

5 : a short critical account or examination (as of a play) : REVIEW

Synonyms

[1] admonition, alarm, alert, caution, warning—more at WARNING

[3] attention, awareness, cognizance, ear, eye, heed, observance, observation—more at ATTENTION

[4] announcement, directive, memorandum, notification—more at MEMORANDUM

2notice verb no·ticed; no·tic·ing 1 : to make mention of : remark on

2 : to take notice of : OBSERVE

Synonyms

[1] advert, cite, instance, mention, name, note, quote, refer, specify, touch—more at MENTION

[2] behold, descry, discern, distinguish, espy, eye, look, note, observe, perceive, regard, remark, see, sight, spy, view, witness—more at SEE

no·tice·able adjective 1 : worthy of notice

2 :