"top of the head," Middle English nol "head," especially as the seat of intelligence, from Old English hnol, cognate with Middle Dutch nolle, Old High German hnol "back part of the head."
noise-maker
noisome
noisy
nolens volens
noli me tangere
noll
nolle prosequi
nolo contendere
nom
nomad
nomadic
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