- nonnasal
- non·nasal
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nonnasal
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nonnasal — nonnasality, n. nonnasally, adv. /non nay zeuhl/, adj. 1. not nasal. 2. Phonet. oral (def. 5). [1875 80; NON + NASAL] * * * … Universalium
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