† ˈnodcokeObs.rare. [Cf. nod n.2] A fool. 1582Breton Flourish upon FancieWks. (Grosart) I. 17/2 The Cooke that drest the meate: then Nodcoke naturall, Then Jacke-an-apes.Ibid. 22/1 So nodcoke I, that longe haue serued thee like a slaue,..Repentaunce gained haue.