The Collaborative International Dictionary
Nowthe
Nouthe \Nou"the\, Nowthe \Now"the\, adv. [Now + the.] Just now; at present. [Obs.]
But thereof needeth not to speak as nouthe.
--Chaucer.
Nowthe
Nowthe \Now"the\
See Nouthe. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
nowthe
adv. (obsolete form of nouthe English)
Usage examples of "nowthe".
Bot hit ar ladyes inno3e that leuer wer nowthe Haf the, hende, in hor holde, as I the habbe here, To daly with derely your daynte worde3, Keuer hem comfort and colen her care3, Then much of the garysoun other golde that thay hauen.
The business that in twenty-four hourstwenty nowthe manner of leaving the cabin would become apparent to himthat seemed to dispose of the possibility of being buried underground here.