Definition
Definition of nodder - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
communicationperson who nods in agreement or acknowledgment
- The nodder in the meeting agreed with every point.
2.
sleepRare UK drowsy person who often nods offRare UK
- The nodder in the class struggled to stay awake.
Origin of nodder
English, nod (to move the head) + -er (agent noun suffix)
Examples of nodder in a sentence
In class, the nodder agreed with the teacher's every word. As a nodder, he often missed important details in meetings. The nodder on the train kept dozing off during the journey.
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- French:opineur, dormeur, ...
- German:Zustimmer, Einnicker, ...
- Italian:consenziente, dormiglione, ...
- Spanish:asentidor, cabeceador, ...
- Portuguese:acenador, cabeceante, ...
- Chinese:点头者, 打瞌睡者, ...
- Japanese:うなずき屋, 居眠り常習者, ...
- Arabic:مومئ, غفّاء, ...
- Hebrew:מְנַהֵן, אָדָם מְנוּמְנָם, ...
- Russian:кивалка, соня, ...
- Ukrainian:кивач, соня, ...
- Hindi:सिर हिलाने वाला, नॉडर, ...
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