Noodle
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 352
nOT'dl, n. a Simpleton, a blockhead [See Nosebag, rnVbag, u a hag for a horse's tiose, Noddy.] lonlamiiig oats, 8 [Nos© and Bag Nook, nCOk, a corner a narrow place formed Nosegay, no/ga, n a bunch of fragrant flowers: by an angle a rece a secluded iclrcat [Scot a posy ur bouquet (From Nose and Gay, adj.] neuk from Gael Ir nine Nosele , no/'lcs, adj without a nose. Noon, noDn, \0r1g.) the ninth hour of the day, Nosology, nos-ol'o-jj, n. flic science of diseases: or three o’clock m afterwards the ilmrch the bi.inch of medicine which treats of the cla er vice for the ninth hour being slnfted to mids if i cation and non) cu Notary noted: remarkable memorable distinguished notorious.—«. a person or thing worthy of note. — adv. Not ably.—n. Not'ablenaaa. Notary, nOt'ar-i, «. in ancient Rome, one who took notes, a shorthand writer an officer authorised to certify deeds or other writings. adj Nota'- — lial adv. Nota'rially. [L. notarius
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