Foot-, -book, -pad

verb

1. To notice or observe with care

   "… instructors had noted that he did not perform well under pressure."

2. To record or preserve in writing

   "The detective noted the details of the witness's account of the robbery."

3. To make special mention of or remark on

   "The commendation notes the bravery of the fire fighter."

4. Indicate, show

   "Records fail to note what became of him."

noun

1. A written symbol used to indicate duration and pitch of a tone by its shape and position on the staff
2. A characteristic feature (as of odor or flavor)
3. Something (such as an emotion or disposition) like a note in tone or resonance

   "a note of sadness"

4. A scholarly or technical essay shorter than an article and restricted in scope
5. A sheet of notepaper
6. Distinction, reputation

   "a figure of international note"

7. Observation, notice

   "took full note of the proceedings"

8. Knowledge, information

noun phrase

1. Promissory note

noun

1. A card with notes on it

   "You may use note cards during your speech."

2. A thick piece of paper that is usually folded in half and decorated on the outside but blank inside for writing a message

   "bought a box of note cards"

phrasal verb

1. To write down (a piece of information that one wants to remember)

   "Let me note down your telephone number."

noun

1. A variable microtonal lowering of the third, seventh, and occasionally fifth degrees of the major scale

noun

1. A 100-dollar bill

noun

1. A note payable on demand

noun

1. A musical note with the time value of ¹/₈ of a whole note see note

noun

1. A musical note added as an ornament
2. A small addition or embellishment