Nowel noun¹. [nǝʊ'ɛl] arch. Also Nowell. LME.
[Old French nouel, noel (mod. noël) obscure var. of nael, neel, from Latin natalis (sc. dies day) NATAL adjective¹. Cf. NOEL.]
1. A word shouted or sung as an expression of joy, orig. to commemorate the birth of Jesus. Now only as retained in Christmas carols. LME.

2. The feast of Christmas; Christmas-time. LME-L16.

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nowel noun². ['nǝʊǝl] LME.
[Var. of NEWEL.]
1. = NEWEL 1. LME-L17.

2. Founding. The core of a mould for casting a large hollow cylinder. M19.

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