nox

IPA: nɑks

(rare) millilux (unit of illuminance)
(Roman mythology) The Roman goddess of night.
(chemistry) Any of the various nitrogen oxides produced during combustion.
Alternative form of NOx (nitrogen oxides) [(chemistry) Any of the various nitrogen oxides produced during combustion.]
Abbreviation of nitrous oxide. [(inorganic chemistry) A non-flammable gas (N₂O) commonly used in surgery and dentistry for its anaesthetic and analgesic effects and in motorsport for bursts of added power.]
(automotive performance) Alternative form of nox [(rare) millilux (unit of illuminance)]

Examples of "nox" in Sentences

Nobis cum semel occidit brevis lux, nox est perpetua una dormienda.
Oar seh jumps up on teh deks an flops ober an nox teh tee ober an wutta mess!
*Luks arown fur wud to nox on, sighs, adn – *boink* boink* boink* on herz hed*
The truth is, manet omnes una nox, that is to say, our lives are in the hands of God, and as
The gals who put the "nox" in "vernal equinox" parade their pulchritude once more with aplomb in their latest cavalcade of cleavage!
Biodiesel is lower in co2 and carbon particulate emissions but higher in nox emissions – an issue being addressed in the biodiesel production industry.
Ur rite bowt da kittehz wif deyz taylz … dey nox da peesiz awf wif deyz taylz nawt lukkin uv cors, den aftur we haz un ayngree dey lukz at us wif da ekspreshun Wut?
The Dutch Ministry of Finance organized an architecture competition for which a selected group of architectural offices unstudio, nox, ... and artists were invited, including myself.
But alas, you can't stop the seasons, so Jesus and the SUN go to Spring and Easter, which is the time when the SUN has the same strength as the dark, when day and night are Equi-nox or Equal Nights.