Definition of noghead in English:

noghead

noun ˈnɒɡhɛd

Regional

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Wolcot (d. 1819), poet and satirist. From nog + head. Perhaps suggested or reinforced by noggin.

nounˈnɒɡhɛd

Regional

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Wolcot (d. 1819), poet and satirist. From nog + head. Perhaps suggested or reinforced by noggin.

单词	noghead
释义	Definition of noghead in English: noghead noun ˈnɒɡhɛd Regional A foolish or stupid person. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Wolcot (d. 1819), poet and satirist. From nog + head. Perhaps suggested or reinforced by noggin. Definition of noghead in US English: noghead nounˈnɒɡhɛd Regional A foolish or stupid person. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Wolcot (d. 1819), poet and satirist. From nog + head. Perhaps suggested or reinforced by noggin.
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