nowel

[noh-el]

noun

Archaic.

1. Noel.

Nowel

/ nəʊˈɛl /

noun

1. archaic spellings of Noel

Word History and Origins

Origin of nowel¹

1300–50; Middle English < Middle French no ( u ) el Noel

Example Sentences

Those same fans came to life briefly in the third when Jalen Nowel’s layup capped a 10-0 Wolves run.

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Nowel Ngala, commercial director of Asky Airlines - a carrier launched in 2010 by a group of regional banks hoping to solve transport difficulties in central and West Africa - said the pandemic has been “very devastating “ to the company, whose nine aircraft are grounded.

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Chelsea Nowel, an attorney with the Tampa immigration law firm Maney Gordon Zeller, which represents the family, said it was “incredibly frustrating” that parole in place and stay of removal applications were denied on the same day.

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Thurston, incapacitated from being present by the infirmities of age, had delegated Ralph Nowel, the titulary Bishop of Orkney, to act for him, and he it was, according to the old writers, who exhorted the army to make a brave defence when the Scots bore down upon them, and the dreadful conflict commenced.

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Before him stant braun of the tusked swyn, And “Nowel” cryeth every lusty man.

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