Noddy Explained

Noddy may refer to:

People

Noddy, nickname of Australian rugby league player Brett Kimmorley
Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell (born 1988), British rower nicknamed "Noddy"
Noddy Holder, English musician and actor, best known as vocalist and guitarist with Slade
Tom Noddy, stage name of American entertainer Tom McAllister, creator of bubble magic tricks

Noddy (TV series), a children's program 1998–2000
Noddy (card game), a 16th-century English ancestor of cribbage
Noddy (character), a wooden man who lives in Toyland, created by children's author Enid Blyton
Noddy, nickname of Nicodemus Boffin, from the novel Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens

Noddy, a small, usually two-wheeled, one-horse hackney carriage formerly used in Ireland and Scotland
Noddy bike, nickname for the Velocette LE motorcycles formerly used by the British police
Noddy (log canoe), listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985

Noddy (camera), a camera system use by the BBC 1963–1985
Noddy (bird), several species of tropical seabirds of the family Sternidae in the genera Anous, Procelsterna, and Gygis
Noddy, or nod shot, a video production technique used to create the illusion of a seamless dialogue
Noddy, an application for the Memotech MTX series of microcomputers
Noddy suit, nickname for a type of NBC suit with a pointed hood used by the British Armed Forces
NODDY, codename for a British Secret Intelligence Service operation to penetrate the Polish security establishment in the early 1960s
Noddy (as an adjective) Cumbernauldian in Glaswegian slang]], e.g. Noddy Land, Noddy News