noddle
- noun
- /ˈnɒd.əl/
- UK
- No, let that bake your noodle for a second, huh?
Examples
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Try not to overthink it; just let it settle in your noddle for a bit.
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And what's really going to bake your noodle later on is that the AI was likely seeing patterns human brains can't even understand, all while without understanding them itself.
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You should really get that idea into your noddle before making a decision.
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It's hard to believe he didn't have that in his noddle; it seems so obvious.
Synonyms
A playful word for a person's head
A person's head
A person's head, used informally in British English
Surface Forms
Etymology
Noddle probably comes from the simple verb nod, which means 'to move the head', so it became a playful name for the 'head' or 'mind'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the part that nods, your noddle, and that's why saying 'use your noddle' means 'think'.