note

Related to note: Loan note, NOTW
See:
  • (as) bent as a nine-bob note
  • (as) queer as a nine-bob note
  • (that's) a hell of a note
  • as a side note
  • blue note
  • century note
  • checks notes
  • C-note
  • compare notes
  • compare notes on
  • compare notes on (someone or something)
  • compare notes, to
  • couldn't carry a note in a bucket
  • crib note
  • dash a note off
  • drop (one) a few lines
  • drop (one) a line
  • drop (one) a note
  • drop a line and drop a few lines; drop a note
  • drop somebody a line/note
  • end (something) on a high note
  • false note
  • finish (something) on a high note
  • go out on a high note
  • have a C-note
  • hell of a note
  • high note
  • hit a sour note
  • hit the right note
  • hit/strike the right/wrong note
  • Johnny One-Note
  • leave (something) on a high note
  • make a mental note
  • make a mental note of
  • make a mental note of something/to do something
  • make a note of
  • make a note of (something)
  • make notes
  • note down
  • of note
  • on a lighter note
  • on a side note
  • one-note
  • ring false
  • sick note
  • sound a (kind of) note
  • sound a false note
  • sound/strike a false note
  • sound/strike a note
  • sour note
  • strike a (kind of) note
  • strike a false note
  • strike a note
  • strike a sour note
  • strike the right note
  • swap notes
  • swap notes about (someone or something)
  • swap notes on (someone or something)
  • swap notes on someone or something
  • take note
  • take note (of someone or something)
  • take note of
  • take note of (something)
  • take note of something
  • take notes
References in classic literature
From all these considerations Anna had not meant to go, and the hints in Princess Tverskaya's note referred to her refusal.
Crawford, under pretence of receiving the note, was coming towards her.
Isabel rose, putting the bracelet and the note in the silver-mounted leather pocket (a present from Hardyman) which hung at her belt.
de Villefort's marginal notes. He folded up the accusation quietly, and put it as quietly in his pocket; read the examination, and saw that the name of Noirtier was not mentioned in it; perused, too, the application dated
And snatching the note from Sonia, Katerina Ivanovna crumpled it up and flung it straight into Luzhin's face.
The note, as we have said, had reached Van Baerle's nurse.
If she hated him so intensely that she would rather write that note on the blackboard than sit with him, what use was it to sigh like a furnace longer for her?
Upon this I was paid out notes and gold until I had by my side a total sum of two thousand gulden.
'An Essay on Criticism': (By 'Nature' Pope means actual reality in anything, not merely external Nature.) Note with examples the pseudo-classical qualities in: 1.
I made a note of the thought on a sheet of paper, with the postscript: 6,000 feet beyond men and time!
THE NOTE TAKER [coming forward on her right, the rest crowding after him] There, there, there, there!
In the morning, a note from the ghost reminded them that the money was due.
Pesca--before you go to your friend, you had better take a note.' 'Bank-note!' I say, indignantly.
An obliging stranger, under pretence of compactly folding up my bank-notes for security's sake, abstracts the notes and gives me nutshells; but what is his sleight of hand to mine, when I fold up my own nutshells and pass them on myself as notes!
"I came in for my own pleasure and instruction," she said, "and was so struck by the wisdom of the speakers that I could not help making a few notes."