nodden
/ˈnɒdn/(also knodden) Now English regional (northern ) and historical
adjective
Kneaded; (hence) compact, hard.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Clare (1793–1864), poet, farm labourer, and naturalist. Probably a variant of knodden, past participle of knead.
- sharability
- sharable
- sharara
- shard
- share
- shareability
- shareable
- share a moment
- people's car
- people's choice
- people's court
- people's democracy
- people's friend
- People's front
- people skills
- People's Liberation Army
- people smuggler
- people smuggling
- people sniffer
- Peoples of the Sea
- people's palace
- people's park
- People's Party
- People's Princess
- People's Republic