noddy
31noddy — noun (plural noddies) Etymology: probably short for obsolete noddypoll, alteration of hoddypoll fumbling inept person Date: circa 1530 1. a stupid person 2. any of several stout bodied terns (especially genus Anous) of warm seas …
32noddy — noun a) A stupid or silly person. b) Any of several stout bodied, gregarious terns of the genera Anous and Procelsterna, found in tropical seas …
33Noddy — Nod|dy trademark a character in children s books by the British writer Enid Blyton. He wears a little blue hat with a bell on the top, and drives a yellow and red car around Toytown, with his friend Big Ears …
34noddy — plain two wheeled horse drawn cart Carriages and Chariots …
35Noddy — Nicodemus …
36noddy — nÉ‘dɪ / nÉ’ n. stupid person, fool; type dark colored aquatic bird, tropical tern …
37noddy — noun (plural noddies) 1》 dated a silly or foolish person. 2》 a tropical tern with mainly dark coloured plumage. [Genera Anous and Procelsterna.] Origin C16: prob. from nod + y1; in sense 2 perh. with ref. to the birds nodding during courtship …
38noddy — n. 1. Fool, simpleton, dunce. 2. (Ornith.) Booby, gannet, solan goose (Sterna solida) …
39noddy — nod·dy …
40noddy tern — Noio kōhā, kōhā …