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  1. Nourse, nourse: Wordnik
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Nourse)

▸ noun:  A surname.
▸ noun:  Obsolete form of nurse. [A person involved in providing direct care for the sick:]

Similar:
Nute, Nurst, Nason, Norsworthy, Nower, Norrington, Northrup, Nance, Norment, Nokes, more...

Opposite:
patient, doctor, caregiver, physician, healer

Phrases:
edwin nourse, elizabeth nourse, Alan E. Nourse, Edith Nourse Rogers, more...

Adjectives:
148, old, little, late, last

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Similar:
Nute, Nurst, Nason, Norsworthy, Nower, Norrington, Northrup, Nance, Norment, Nokes, more...

Opposite:
patient, doctor, caregiver, physician, healer

Phrases:
edwin nourse, elizabeth nourse, Alan E. Nourse, Edith Nourse Rogers, more...

Adjectives:
148, old, little, late, last



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