About The Word Nobody
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What's The Definition Of Nobody?
[n] a person of no influence
Synonyms | Synonyms for Nobody: cipher | cypher | nonentity Related Terms | Find terms related to Nobody: a nobody | a nothing | cipher | common man | dud | dummy | figurehead | hollow man | insignificancy | jackstraw | lay figure | lightweight | little fellow | little guy | man of straw | mediocrity | nary one | nebbish | never a one | no man | no one | nobody on earth | nobody one knows | nobody present | nonentity | not a soul | not one | nothing | nullity | obscurity | pip-squeak | punk | puppet | pushover | runt | scrub | shrimp | small fry | small potato | small potatoes | squirt | squit | thing of naught | trifle | unknown | whiffet | whippersnapper | zero | zilch See Also | common man | common person | commoner | jackanapes | lightweight | pip-squeak | small fry | squirt | whippersnapper Nobody In Webster's Dictionary \No"bod*y\, n.; pl. {Nobodies}. [No, a. + body.]
1. No person; no one; not anybody.
2. Hence: A person of no influence or importance; an
insignificant or contemptible person. [Colloq.]
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