"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.”
Old noll had a noose of hemp ready for horse-stealers, were they for King or for Parliament.
I must believe you, noll, for did I not, then I could believe in naught and hope for naught.
Old noll himself would have jumped out of the canvas at the tidings.
noll's face was very grave, but he kept his place and said nothing.
noll asked, turning to the skipper, and laying down his glass.
noll's bright fancies had all fled, and his heart was suddenly very heavy.
This was hardly such an answer as noll craved, yet it made his heart lighter.
noll had had his supper, and was sitting, sad and solitary, by Hagar's fire in the kitchen.
