noggin

• “Overall, though, the predominant notion in the human noggin is one of superiority.”

  When You Look at an Animal, What Do You See?

• “But this having been said, what drug-addled monkey-noggin is doing the PR work for Blood Assurance?”

  January 5th, 2006

• “What goes on inside Pujols 'noggin is a wonder to all.”

  USATODAY.com - Pujols' Texas-sized homer gives Astros pause

• “And don’t get us started on good old Uncle James – the man’s noggin is tremendous (love you, James!).”

  » Small Head? Strocel.com

• “An article1 by Nanna Rognvaldardottir, an Icelandic food expert, states that the drink adopted the nog part of its name from the word noggin, a Middle English phrase used to describe a small, wooden, carved mug used to serve alcohol.”

  Like the new bowl. - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?

• “Naggin" is probably a variant of "noggin" -- dialectical, the author's misspelling, or a typo. but I don't know how much wine a noggin-full is.”

  Science Press Release Synopses

• “Well, Nanna Rognvaldardottir of Iceland, in her article on the history of eggnog, states that the drink adopted the nog part of its name from the word noggin, a Middle English phrase used to describe a small, wooden, carved mug in which to serve alcohol.”

  HOMEMADE VEGAN "PUMPKIN NOG" (AND IT'S A "NOG", NOT A MILKSHAKE!)

• “The first one, where you aren't supposed to call, write, or even breathe in the direction of Snark Central lest we hurl invectives upon your noggin is the query/submission/are we right for each other process.”

  Archive 2006-03-12

• “I realized that it kept my noggin, which is sparsely covered with hair, and my neck much warmer.”

  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz

• “However, early recipes were often made with ale, which was often served in a "noggin" (a small cup) and likely was the source of the "nog" or "nogg" portion of the name (the "egg" part is self-evident).”

  Eggnog

Show 10 more examples...