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NOM may refer to:

Arts and entertainment

NOM and NOM2, mobile device games produced by Gamevil
"Nom", a song by DKZ
N.O.M., an experimental Russian rock band
Nickelodeon Original Movies
Nintendo Official Magazine, the official British Nintendo magazine; now discontinued, superseded by Official Nintendo Magazine

Other

Nôm, a classical vernacular script of the Vietnamese language that makes use of Chinese characters
Nộm, a Vietnamese salad
National Organization for Marriage
Natural organic matter
Net Overseas Migration (politics)
New Order Mormons
Nomad River Airport, Papua New Guinea; see List of airports by IATA airport code: N
Nominative case
Norma Oficial Mexicana, a series of official norms and regulations for various commercial activities in México.
Novus Ordo Missae, Mass of Paul VI
An onomatopoetic form connoting eating, as in Cookie Monster's phrase "om nom nom"

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+{{distinguish|Norn (disambiguation){{!}}Norn}}
 '''NOM''' may refer to:
-*[[National Organization for Marriage]]
-*[[Natural organic matter]]
-* [[The Nature of Music]], National Public Radio series exploring universals in music.
-*[[New Order Mormons]]
-*[[Nickelodeon Original Movies]]
-*''Nintendo Official Magazine'', official British Nintendo magazine; now discontinued, superseded by ''[[Official Nintendo Magazine]]''
-*NOM and NOM2, mobile device games produced by [[GAMEVIL]]
-*[[N.O.M.]], an experimental Russian rock band
-*[[Nominative case]]
-*[[Norma Oficial Mexicana]], each of a series of official norms and regulations for diverse activities in México.
-*[[Nosara Airport]], airport code NOM, in Nosara, Costa Rica
-*Novus Ordo Missae, [[Mass of Paul VI]]
+==Arts and entertainment==
-'''Nom''' may refer to:
+* NOM and NOM2, mobile device games produced by [[Gamevil]]
-*[[Nôm]], a classical vernacular script of the Vietnamese language that makes use of Chinese characters
+* "Nom", a song by [[DKZ]]
-*[[Nộm]], Vietnamese salad
+* [[N.O.M.]], an experimental Russian rock band
-*[[Finrod Felagund]], a character from J.R.R. Tolkien's Silmarillion, also known as Nóm
+* [[Nickelodeon Original Movies]]
-**''Nóm the Wise'', a song about Finrod Felagund by Blind Guardian from their 1998 album ''[[Nightfall in Middle-Earth]]''
+* ''Nintendo Official Magazine'', the official British Nintendo magazine; now discontinued, superseded by ''[[Official Nintendo Magazine]]''
-* Because ''nom'' is French for "name":
-**[[Nom de plume]], "name of the pen", a pseudonym adopted by an author
+==Other==
-**Nom d'amour, "name of love", a [[hypocorism]] -- the shortening of one's normal name into a pet name
+* [[Nôm]], a classical vernacular script of the Vietnamese language that makes use of Chinese characters
-**[[Nom de guerre]], "name of war", a pseudonym adopted by an insurgent
-*[[Nomination]], to be named as a candidate
+* [[Nộm]], a Vietnamese salad
+* [[National Organization for Marriage]]
-*"Om nom nom", an [[onomatopoeia]] used to represent eating, first used by [[The Cookie Monster]] in the popular children's television show ''[[Sesame Street]]'', made popular by [[lolcat]].
+* [[Natural organic matter]]
+* Net Overseas Migration (politics)
+* [[New Order Mormons]]
+* [[Nomad River Airport]], Papua New Guinea; see [[List of airports by IATA airport code: N]]
+* [[Nominative case]]
+* [[Norma Oficial Mexicana]], a series of official norms and regulations for various commercial activities in México.
+* Novus Ordo Missae, [[Mass of Paul VI]]
+* An onomatopoetic form connoting eating, as in Cookie Monster's phrase "[[om nom nom]]"
 ==See also==
-*[[Nominal (disambiguation)]]
+* [[Nome (disambiguation)]]
+* [[Nominal (disambiguation)]]
+* {{in title}}
 {{disambiguation}}