north

north
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(New American Roget's College Thesaurus)
adj. northerly, northern, northward; arctic, polar. See direction. Ant., south.
- North Star
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(Roget's IV) n. North
Syn. Union, Federals, Northerners, Yankees, Yanks, the men in blue, carpetbaggers, damyankees*; see also confederacy , south , union 2 .
n.
Syn. the Barrens, tundra, northern section, northland, Northern Hemisphere, the north country, the north woods, Arctic regions, polar regions, the frozen north, land of ice and snow; see also direction 1 .
modif.
1. [Situated to the north]
Syn. northward, northern, in the north, on the north side of, northerly, northmost, northernmost.
2. [Moving toward the north]
Syn. northerly, northbound, northward, to the north, headed north, toward the North Pole, in a northerly direction; see also south 4 .
3. [Coming from the north]
Syn. northerly, southbound, headed south, out of the north, moving toward the equator, moving toward the South Pole; see also south 3 .
4. [Associated with the north]
Syn. northern, polar, hyperborean, boreal; see arctic , cold 1 .

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