numero
Uno, for instance
Numero is a playful or emphatic way of saying "number," borrowed from Italian or Spanish.
It typically appears in the phrase numero uno, meaning number one—either the top-ranked thing or, often with mock self-importance, oneself: I've got to look out for numero uno.
Romance language numeral
- dosHairdos, or Spanish number
- tresThree in Spanish
- cuatroFour in Spanish
- cincoSpanish number after cuatro
siete · ocho · once · mil · digit · figure · cardinal · ordinal
Formal grant of permission
- serialOccurring in ordered succession
- phoneHandheld communication device
- registrationFormal recording of participation
- trackingMonitoring location over time
reference · account · model · code · PIN · ID · lottery · flight
uno
Romance language numeral
cinco · siete · ocho · once · mil · digit · figure · cardinal · ordinal · roman
license
Formal grant of permission
- serialOccurring in ordered succession
- phoneHandheld communication device
- registrationFormal recording of participation
tracking · reference · account · model · code · PIN · ID · lottery · flight · route
one
Lowest positive integer
premier · leader · star · ace · foremost · preeminent · standout · elite · superior · prime
act
Deed or performance
- routineRegular sequence of actions
- showstopperSpectacular crowd-pleasing performance
- encoreAudience-demanded extra performance
solo · duet · sketch · bit · segment · opener · finale · headliner · cabaret · vaudeville
- Roman numeralAlphabetic notation for quantity
- numero unoThe top person
- Arabic numeralStandard counting symbol
- numeral systemMethod of writing quantities
- numerical reasoningLogic applied to numbers
numerous, numeral, numerical, enumerate, innumerable, enumeration, numero uno, numerology, numerate