From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishNordicNor‧dic /ˈnɔːdɪk $ ˈnɔːr-/ adjective SANrelating to the northern European countries of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Finland, or to their people → Scandinavian the Nordic countries
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Nordic• This pattern, on eschewing economic matters, was to culminate in the formation of the Nordic Council in 1952.• Further afield there was a new Scandinavian venture in closer collaboration, the Nordic Council, launched in 1952.• Casino with three-or four-night sails from San Juan aboard the Nordic Empress.• And nearby, five Scandinavian countries have combined to build one compound, an architectural swoop of Nordic green.• A friend knitted me a fabulous Nordic jumper, which immediately took on the status of security blanket.• Tours depart the Breckenridge Nordic Ski Center nightly.• The Nordic types are far from dominant among them.• sailing in Nordic watersOrigin Nordic (1800-1900) French nordique, from nord “north” 