noetIc, noetIcal

[Gr. noētikos, from noeo=to perceive, to understand; noos, nous the understanding.] Pertaining or relating to the intellect; performed by or originating in the intel lect. "These supposed and noetic truths did not lie or the surface of Scripture."- W . Robertson Smith: Old Tes. 'n Jewish Church , p. 32. 2854 nog'-ging, nog'-gin, s. [NOG (2), v.] 1. Build .: A wall or partition of scantling, with the interstices filled in with brick. Brickwork carried up in panels between quarters. 2. Ship build .: The act of securing the heels of the shores with treenails. nogging-piece, s. Building: A horizontal scantling laid between courses occasionally.