Definition of nodcock in English:

nodcock

noun ˈnɒdkɒk

Regional archaic

A fool; a simpleton.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Probably from nod + -cock, hypocoristic suffix. Compare slightly earlier nodgecock and slightly later niddicock.

Definition of nodcock in US English:

nodcock

nounˈnɒdkɒk

Regional archaic

A fool; a simpleton.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Probably from nod + -cock, hypocoristic suffix. Compare slightly earlier nodgecock and slightly later niddicock.

单词	nodcock
释义	Definition of nodcock in English: nodcock noun ˈnɒdkɒk Regional archaic A fool; a simpleton. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Probably from nod + -cock, hypocoristic suffix. Compare slightly earlier nodgecock and slightly later niddicock. Definition of nodcock in US English: nodcock nounˈnɒdkɒk Regional archaic A fool; a simpleton. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Probably from nod + -cock, hypocoristic suffix. Compare slightly earlier nodgecock and slightly later niddicock.
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