1. a strong type of beer or ale, typically dark and sweet
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or regional
2. a wooden peg, block, or stud used in construction or carpentry
Usage: chiefly British; archaic or regional

Examples

• The carpenter drove a nogg into the timber frame.
• In old English pubs, nogg was a popular winter drink.
• The building's walls were reinforced with wooden noggs.
• A mug of nogg warmed the traveler on a cold evening.