Reverse Dictionary: NOTABLE

ADJECTIVES
1440 ► distinguished, famous, notable for a thing → NAMELY → obs. exc. Sc.
1497 ► of persons: eminent, distinguished, notable → SINGULAR → obs.
1724 ► remarkable, notable, extraordinary, great, large → UNCO → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1887 ► great, excellent; notable → MAIN → Amer. dial.
1925 ► astounding, notable, excellent → WHOPCACKER → WOPCACKER → Aust. sl.
1967 ► large; notable → BRAVISH → Amer. dial.

ADVERBS
1865 ► conspicuously; notably; also, with great success, to a great extent → BIG 

NOUNS
1650 ► notability, distinction → SIGNALITY → rare
1911 ► something excellent, notable, or exceptional; later, something particularly arduous or challenging → BEAR → Amer. sl.
1770 ► anything abnormally large or notable of its kind; a big lie; a heavy blow, a thump → WHACKER 
1780 ► the best or most notable feature of something; the greatest achievement → CROWNING GLORY
1829 ► the best or most notable feature of something; the most impressive or important part → CROWNING JEWEL
1885 ► anything excessively large or notable of its kind; a huge lie → BOOMER → Aust. sl.
1907 ► the finest, largest, or most striking example; the most notable; the best; the most superior → THE DADDY OF THEM ALL → US sl.
1925 ► anything astounding, notable, or excellent → WHOPCACKER → WOPCACKER → Aust. sl.

NOUNS, PERSON
1580 ► a notable person; a dignitary → PALASIN → Sc. obs. rare
1881 ► one who is an object of notice or conversation → TALKINGSTOCK → (Bk.)
1883 ► an aristocrat; a notable person → BIG BOB → UK sl.
L19   ► a notable, popular, or well-respected person → LIVE ONE → US sl.
1913 ► anything of magnitude or note; a person of notable parts → HUMMER → Amer. dial. (Bk.)
1928 ► a notable person → WANG → sl. 
1931 ► a person who has a high salary or is otherwise prominent; one who is distinguished or notable; a very important person; an influential person; a person with status; often held in contempt by others, who try to bring about this person’s downfall or ruin → TALL POPPY → Aust. colloq.
1991 ► a person who pretends to be notable or mysterious → AUTOTHAUMATURGIST → (Bk.)