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1. (n.) noodle
a dried strip of egg dough that is boiled and served as a side dish or in soups, casseroles, etc.
2. (n.) noodle
Slang. the head.
3. noodle
a fool or simpleton.
4. (v.i.) noodle
to improvise on a musical instrument in an idle or casual manner.
5. noodle
to improvise, experiment, or think creatively.
Etymology: (1935–40, Amer.; orig. uncert.)
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| Definition of 'noodle' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) noodle
a ribbonlike strip of pasta
2. (noun) attic, bean, bonce, noodle, noggin, dome
informal terms for a human head
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1. (noun) noodle
a long thin strip of food made from flour and water
chicken in a black bean sauce served with noodles
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| Definition of 'noodle' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) noodle
a simpleton; a blockhead; a stupid person; a ninny
2. (noun) noodle
a thin strip of dough, made with eggs, rolled up, cut into small pieces, and used in soup
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Sense: a strip of paste usually made with water, flour and egg
fried noodles.
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Afrikaans: snysel, noedel |
Arabic: عَجينَه من الدَّقيق والبَ |
Bulgarian: юфка |
Brazilian: macarrão |
Czech: nudle |
German: die Nudel |
Danish: nudel |
Greek: χυλοπίτες |
Spanish: fideos, tallarines |
Estonian: nuudel |
Farsi: رشته فرنگى |
Finnish: nuudeli |
French: nouille(s) |
Hebrew: אִטְרִייָה |
Hindi: सेवईं |
Croatian: rezanac |
Hungarian: nudli, tészta |
Indonesian: mi |
Icelandic: núðla |
Italian: tagliatelle, pasta |
Japanese: めん類 |
Korean: 누들(밀가루와 달걀로 만든 국수의 일종) |
Lithuanian: lakštiniai, makaronai |
Latvian: nūdele[] |
Malay: mi |
Dutch: vermicelli |
Norwegian: nuddel (nudler) |
Polish: makaron |
Persian: نوع مكرونى |
Pashto: يو ډول مكرونى |
Romanian: tăiţei |
Russian: лапша |
Slovak: rezance |
Slovenian: rezanec |
Serbian: knedla |
Swedish: nudel |
Thai: ก๋วยเตี๋ยว |
Turkish: şehriye |
Taiwanese: 麵條 |
Ukrainian: локшина |
Urdu: نوڈل، لوئي |
Vietnamese: mỳ sợi |
Chinese: 面条 |
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