noddy (Meaning)
noddy (n.)
A simpleton; a fool.
Any tern of the genus Anous, as A. stolidus.
The arctic fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis). Sometimes also applied to other sea birds.
An old game at cards.
A small two-wheeled one-horse vehicle.
An inverted pendulum consisting of a short vertical flat spring which supports a rod having a bob at the top; -- used for detecting and measuring slight horizontal vibrations of a body to which it is attached.
Synonyms & Antonyms of noddy
Synonyms:
- dimwit
- dolt
- yahoo
- dim bulb
- loser
- ignoramus
- lamebrain
- bubblehead
- jerk
- donkey
- numskull
- chucklehead
- deadhead
- dodo
- ninnyhammer
- cuddy
- ratbag
- mutt
- imbecile
- dunderhead
- know-nothing
- dumbbell
- hammerhead
- loon
- jackass
- dullard
- lunkhead
- birdbrain
- half-wit
- dip
- chowderhead
- nitwit
- dumb cluck
- nincompoop
- fathead
- clown
- turkey
- goose
- natural
- knucklehead
- noodle
- gander
- lunatic
- cluck
- hardhead
- simpleton
- villain
- stock
- pinhead
- stupe
- fool
- dork
- nimrod
- oaf
- dumbhead
- nit
- dope
- booby
- numbskull
- golem
- lump
- goon
- cuddie
- dummkopf
- doofus
- ninny
- saphead
- blockhead
- clodpole
- mome
- bonehead
- thickhead
- clunk
- loggerhead
- airhead
- schnook
- meathead
- goof
- cretin
- dunce
Antonyms:
noddy Sentence Examples
- The toddlers gathered around, eager to play with their noddy train set.
- The police officer gave a subtle noddy to the witnesses, signaling them to stay quiet.
- Emily's noddy cat bobbed its head gently on the dashboard.
- The old man's noddy cane helped him maintain his balance as he walked.
- The children giggled as they raced their noddy cars down the slope.
- The meeting ended with a noddy of approval from the board members.
- The nodding head of the sunflower followed the sun's path across the sky.
- The horse obediently nodded its head at its rider's commands.
- The conductor raised his hand in a noddy, signaling the departure of the train.
- The nodding daffodils swayed gracefully in the gentle breeze.
FAQs About the word noddy
A simpleton; a fool., Any tern of the genus Anous, as A. stolidus., The arctic fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis). Sometimes also applied to other sea birds., An old g
stupid, moron, prat, dummy,idiot, dimwit, dolt, yahoo, dim bulb, loser
sage, intellectual, intellect, intellect, intellectual, wizard, wizard, sage, brain, genius
The toddlers gathered around, eager to play with their noddy train set.
The police officer gave a subtle noddy to the witnesses, signaling them to stay quiet.
Emily's noddy cat bobbed its head gently on the dashboard.
The old man's noddy cane helped him maintain his balance as he walked.
