1. present participle of noddle; to nod repeatedly or gently
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. to fish by letting the bait dip gently into the water
Usage: fishing; archaic

1. the action of nodding or moving the head up and down
Usage: informal

Examples

• The child was noddling off to sleep in the warm afternoon sun.
• She spent the afternoon noddling by the riverbank with her fishing rod.
• His head kept noddling forward during the long lecture.
• The old man sat in his chair, noddling gently as he dozed.
• The fisherman was noddling his bait just below the surface of the water.
• The audience was noddling in agreement with the speaker's points.