Crossword clues for noll
noll
- "The Steel Curtain" coach
- Super Bowl coach Chuck
- Steelers coaching legend Chuck who died in June 2014
- Steelers coach Chuck with four Super Bowl rings
- Little Oliver
- Head, in England
- Head coach with the most Super Bowl victories
- Hall of Fame NFL coach Chuck
- Hall of Fame coach Chuck who I really wish had been nicknamed "Grassy"
- Football coach Chuck
- Coach with the most Super Bowl wins
- Coach Chuck, who won four Super Bowls
- Coach Chuck who won four Super Bowls
- Coach Chuck who led the Steelers to four championships
- Coach Chuck
- Chuck who coached the Steelers to four Super Bowl victories
- Chuck who coached the Steelers
- Chuck of the N.F.L
- Chuck __, only coach to win four Super Bowls
- Chuck ___, four-time Super Bowl-winning coach
- "Steel Curtain" coach
- Four-time Super Bowl-winning coach Chuck
- Chuck who won four Super Bowl rings
- Steelers' coach with four Super Bowl wins
- Steelers' ex-coach
- Chuck ___ of coaching fame
- Chuck of the N.F.L.
- Coach with the most Super Bowl victories
- Oliver Cromwe?
- Former Steelers coach Chuck
- Longtime Steelers coach Chuck
- Terry Bradshaw's coach
- Legendary Steelers coach Chuck
- Four-time Super Bowl-winning coach
- Steelers coach before Cowher
- Legendary Steelers coach
- Former Steelers coach
- Ex-NFL coach Chuck
- Coach revered in Steelers' nation
- Chuck the coach in Canton
- Chuck of the NFL
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Noll \Noll\, n. [OE. nol, AS. hnoll top; akin to OHG. hnol top, head.] The head; the noodle. [Obs.]
Syn: noddle, noggin.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"top of the head," Old English hnoll, cognate with Middle Dutch nolle, Old High German hnol "back part of the head."
Wiktionary
n. (context now UK regional English) The head, especially the top of the head. (from 8th c.)
Wikipedia
Noll is a surname, and may refer to:
- John F. Noll (1875–1956), bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ft. Wayne, Indiana
- Lou B. ("Bink") Noll (1927–1986), American poet
- Chuck Noll (1932–2014), former American football player and coach
- Kip Noll (1958–2001), American pornographic actor in gay pornographic movies and magazines in the 1970s and 1980s
- Walter Noll (1925), German-American mathematician
- Greg Noll (1937), also known as "Da Bull", big wave surfing pioneer
- Ingrid Noll (1935), a German thriller writer
- A. Michael Noll (1939), American professor in engineering and telecommunications
- Roger Noll (1940), American economist
- João Gilberto Noll (1946) Brazilian writer
- Mark Noll (1946), American history professor and evangelical author
- Shaina Noll (1955), American singer
- Richard Noll (1959), American author and clinical psychologist
- Landon Curt Noll (1960), American mathematician, discoverer of two Mersenne prime numbers, and a Sunnyvale, California, politician
- Kevin M. Noll (1975), Canadian Entrepreneur
- Shannon Noll (1975), Australian singer-songwriter
- Keith S. Noll (a.k.a. K. S. Noll), American astronomer
Noll is also a nickname for the given name, Oliver.
Usage examples of "noll".
Two pages and three gentlemen were waiting upon him, and Mad Noll, the jester, stood at the head of the bed, now and then jingling his bawble and passing some quaint jest upon the chance of making his master smile.
I had never sent him a bill and he had never offered to pay, although after I got Bobby Vecchio to noll pross the marijuana distribution rap, Tim had offered to set me up with a hot babe in Richleigh.
I knew he had done me a favor three years ago when he noll prossed a marijuana distribution case against Tim Dugan.