"top of the head," Old English hnoll, cognate with Middle Dutch nolle, Old High German hnol "back part of the head."
The Steelers, still in their pre-Chuck noll nadir, “were horrible,” he says.
noll, Jennie G., et al. “Obesity Risk for Female Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Prospective Study.”
Prescott threw himself down at the desk, while noll, after saluting, remained standing at attention.
noll says he thinks he did pretty well, and that you answered well too.
Nineteen at his next coming; but young Dan'l Tobey, risen to be fourth mate on that cruise with noll, laid siege to her.
Do you hear the lies the fellows are telling about you, noll?
noll still stood by, watching, ready to be at hand if anything happened.
Did you ever expect it would be brought home to Loman like this, noll?
noll did not lose sight for a moment of his plan to persuade Uncle Richard to take a walk with him.
noll was the only one who had been warned in advance, and he had held his peace.
