Definition of noddle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- Use your noddle to solve the puzzle.
2.
- He scratched his noddle, trying to remember the code..
Verb
1.
- She loves to noddle on her guitar in the evenings.
2.
- The long meeting made him noddle in his chair.
Expressions with noddle
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nod the head in agreement or acknowledgment
She would niddle-noddle every time her boss made a point..
Origin of noddle
German, nudel (noodle)
Examples of noddle in a sentence
Thinking with your noddle can lead to great ideas. He banged his noddle on the low doorway. The idea suddenly popped into his noddle. He would noddle on the piano for hours. Jazz musicians often noddle during jam sessions. She began to noddle during the late-night movie.
The warm sun made him noddle on the park bench.
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- French:tête, improviser, ...
- German:Verstand, improvisieren, ...
- Italian:cervello, improvvisare, ...
- Spanish:cabeza, improvisar, ...
- Portuguese:cérebro, improvisar, ...
- Chinese:脑子, 即兴弹奏, ...
- Japanese:頭, 即興演奏する, ...
- Arabic:عَقْل, عَزَفَ ارتجالياً, ...
- Hebrew:שֵׂכֶל, לְאַלְתֵּר, ...
- Russian:мозги, импровизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:розум, імпровізувати, ...
- Hindi:दिमाग, संगीत बनाना, ...
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