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1. (n.) noon
midday.
2. noon
twelve o'clock in the daytime.
3. noon
the highest, brightest, or finest point or part.
4. noon
Archaic. midnight.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME none, OE nōn < L nōna ninth hour. See none2)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) noon, twelve noon, high noon, midday, noonday, noontide
the middle of the day
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1. (noun) noon
midday when the sun is at its highest position
At noon it's too hot to go outside.; We'll leave some time around noon.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) noon
no. See the Note under No
2. (adj) noon
belonging to midday; occurring at midday; meridional
3. (noun) noon
the middle of the day; midday; the time when the sun is in the meridian; twelve o'clock in the daytime
4. (noun) noon
hence, the highest point; culmination
5. (verb) noon
to take rest and refreshment at noon
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Sense: twelve o'clock midday
They arrived at noon.
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 Afrikaans: twaalfuur |
 Arabic: ظُهْر |
 Bulgarian: пладне |
 Brazilian: meio dia |
 Czech: poledne |
 German: der Mittag |
 Danish: middag |
 Greek: μεσημέρι |
 Spanish: mediodía |
 Estonian: keskpäev |
 Farsi: نيمروز؛ ظهر |
 Finnish: keskipäivä |
 French: midi |
 Hebrew: צָהֳרַיִים |
 Hindi: मध्याह्न |
 Croatian: podne |
 Hungarian: dél |
 Indonesian: tengah hari |
 Icelandic: hádegi, miðdegi |
 Italian: mezzogiorno |
 Japanese: 正午 |
 Korean: 낮 12시 |
 Lithuanian: vidurdienis |
 Latvian: dienas vidus |
 Malay: waktu tengah hari |
 Dutch: middag |
 Norwegian: midt på dagen, middag |
 Polish: południe |
 Persian: نيمروز؛ ظهر |
 Pashto: نيمه ورځ |
 Portuguese: meio dia |
 Romanian: prânz |
 Russian: полдень |
 Slovak: poludnie |
 Slovenian: poldan |
 Serbian: podne |
 Swedish: middag, klockan tolv på d |
 Thai: เที่ยง |
 Turkish: öğle vakti, öğle |
 Taiwanese: 中午 |
 Ukrainian: полудень, південь |
 Urdu: نصف النہار، دوپہر |
 Vietnamese: buổi trưa |
 Chinese: 中午 |
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