Nonstop

Definitions: Nonstop

Nonstop

Adjective

1. Of a journey especially a flight; "a nonstop flight to Atlanta".

2. At all times; "around-the-clock nursing care".

Adverb

1. Without stopping; "we are flying nonstop form New York to Tokyo".

Noun

1. A flight made without intermediate stops between source and destination; "how many nonstops are there to Dallas?".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "nonstop" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1985. (references)

Sports & Leisure

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Synonyms: Nonstop

Crosswords: Nonstop

German (non-stop), Norwegian (nonstop), Swedish (nonstop).

NWA: Total Nonstop Action (2002)

Nonstop (1987)

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Books

• Alcatel Announces Patented Nonstop Routing/Switching Technology [DOWNLOAD: PDF] (reference)

• Life Is a Nonstop Event (reference)

• Nomar Garciaparra: Nonstop Shortstop (reference)

• Nonstop Neurotic Cabaret (reference)

• Nonstop Nonsense (reference)

  (more book examples)

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Economic History

Fiji

About one-quarter came from Australia, with large contingents also coming from New Zealand, Japan, the U.S. and U.K. Over 62,000 of the tourists were American, a number that has steadily increased since the start of regularly scheduled nonstop air service from Los Angeles. (references)

Political Economy

Bangladesh

The Awami League won a majority in parliamentary elections in June 1996, after a campaign of nonstop hartals in early 1996 forced its predecessor to step down. (references)

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Expression using "nonstop": nonstop flight. Additional references.

Beginning with "nonstop": nonstop-class, Nonstop-ux.

Chinese 

直�" (through), 不停. (various references)

Czech

nepřetržitì (constantly, continuously, non-stop, steadily), stále (all the time, always, constantly, continuously, incessantly, invariably, non-stop, persistently, steadily, still), přímo (at firsthand, direct, directly, non-stop, outright, Plumb, point blank, right, roundly, sheer, straight, straight away), přímý (above board, direct, downright, firsthand, forthright, head on, immediate, non-stop, outright, outspoken, plainspoken, Plumb, plump, point blank, right, Square, straight, straightforward, through, upright), bez zastávky (non-stop). (various references)

Farsi 

یکسره (All, Altogether, Hipandthigh, Indiscriminate), بدون توقف . (various references)

French

non-stop (non-stop). (various references)

Greek 

χωρίσ σταθμό. (various references)

Hebrew 

ישיר (direct, directly, express, through), ללא �"פסק (always, on and on). (various references)

Italian

continuo; diretto. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

無着陸 , 無休 (without a holiday), ノイマン型 (christmas, fungo, Hague, heart, Hercules, hook, knob, knock, knockdown, knocker, knocking, knock-on, knockout, knot, know, know-how, knowledge, nautical mile per hour, Neumann-type, neuron, neurosis, no, noctovision, nocturne, nominal, nominal price, nominate, nomination, nomogram, nomograph, non career, non cling, non store retailing, non troppo, non-attachment disease, nonbank banking, nonbook, nonchalant, non-conforming design, nonfiction, nonius, nonpolitical, non-professional, nonrun, non-sectarian, nonsense, nonslip, non-terminal, nontitle match, non-verbal, non-verbal communication, Noraism, Nordic, Norma, Normandy, Norway, nostalgia, nostalgic, nostalgie, notation, notch, notchback, notch-filter, nova, Nova Scotia, novel, novelty, nozzle, number, swastika, unaffiliated, vernier calipers, vernier micrometer). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ノンストップ , むきゅう (eternity, immortality, infinitude, nonsalaried, unpaid, without a holiday), むちゃくりく. (various references)

Korean 

직행. (various references)

Norwegian

nonstop. (various references)

Pig Latin

onstopnay

Russian 

безостановочно безостановочный. (various references)

Swedish

nonstop. (various references)

Misspellings

"Nonstop" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: nonstops, Nostoc, onestop. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: pontons.

-1 letter: ponton.

-2 letters: noons, poons, snoop, snoot, spoon, stoop, toons, topos.

-3 letters: noon, onto, oops, oots, opts, pons, poon, post, pots, snot, soon, soot, spot, stop, tons, toon, tops.

-4 letters: noo, nos, not, ons, oot, ops, opt, pot, son, sop, sot, ton, too, top.

-5 letters: no, on, op, os, so, to.

+1 letter: pontoons, spontoon.

+2 letters: opponents, spontoons, troponins.

+3 letters: components, entropions, nonprofits, nonsupport, pantaloons, phonations, postponing, prenotions, pronations, proponents, sphenodont, topminnows, transposon.

+4 letters: antiprotons, conceptions, conniptions, consumption, copingstone, embonpoints, hypotension, nonhospital, nonsporting, nonsupports, omnipotents, personation, positioning, posttension, pteranodons, spontaneous, syncopation, transposons.

+5 letters: compensation, compunctions, conscription, conspiration, constipation, consumptions, contraptions, copingstones, corespondent, ctenophorans, empoisonment, hypotensions, monophthongs, monosynaptic, monoterpenes, mountaintops, nonhospitals, nonphosphate, nonpsychotic, nontemporals, omnipotences, personations, pollinations, polysyndeton, postneonatal, postponement, posttensions, premonitions, profanations, protonations, subcomponent, syncopations, zooplanktons.

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