Crossword-Solution: NODDLE 6 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

For occasion (as it is in the common verse) turneth a bald noddle, after she hath presented her locks in front, and no hold taken; or at least turneth the handle of the bottle, first to be received, and after the belly, which is hard to clasp.

One day, when at the Nelson’s Head (For which he may be blamed of you), A holy man appeared, and said, “Oh, ROBERT, I’m ashamed of you.” He laid his hand on ROBERT’S beer Before he could drink up any, And on the floor, with sigh and tear, He poured the pot of “thruppenny.” “Oh, ROBERT, at this very bar A truth you’ll be discovering, A good and evil genius are Around your noddle hovering.

These were the days—I will say more— These were the grand old days of yore! The builder laboured day and night; He watched that every brick was right: The decent men their utmost did; And the house rose—a pyramid! These were the days, our provost knows, When forty streets and crescents rose, The fruits of my creative noddle, All more or less upon a model, Neat and commodious, cheap and dry, A perfect pleasure to the eye! I found this quite a country quarter; I leave it solid lath and mortar.

Phan.: Well done you sly old sap! Tar.: Bravo, you cunning old mole! Sca.: You very ingenious chap! Phan.: You intellectual soul! (All, coming down and addressing audience.) At last a capital plan we've got We won't say how and we won't say what: It's safe in my noddle— Now off we will toddle, And slyly develop this capital plot! (Business.

Now I did not suspect in my stupid noddle that John Fry would ever tell Jeremy Stickles about the sight at the Wizard's Slough and the man in the white nightcap; because John had sworn on the blade of his knife not to breathe a word to any soul, without my full permission.