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noodling
[nood-ling]
verb
present participle of noodle.
I learned the hard way why noodling for catfish is considered dangerous.
noun
the act of catching fish, especially catfish, with only one’s bare hands.
Some states have banned noodling, citing the dangers of the activity as well as concern over sustainability of the fish populations.
noodling
/ ˈԳːɪŋ /
noun
slangaimless musical improvisation
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of noodling1
Example Sentences
“Tomorrow,” after intermission, contained 24 blissful minutes of bass, percussion, flute, guitar and vocal noodling over a recorded soundscape of environmental noise.
As the mood shifts, a noodling electric guitar kicks in and the gang unconsciously assembles into poses that could be on a grunge album cover.
While noodling on the piano, she says, “It kind of sounds like something.”
In the beginning, Bleachers was a vehicle for the neo-New Wave noodling Antonoff would do by himself on his laptop; later, he convened a handful of musicians — including two sax players — and the band became known as a fist-pumping, sweat-spraying, Springsteen-channeling live act.
One of the most exciting conversations revolved around a question that Declan had been noodling over for months: What does it mean for Africa, where the median age is 19, to be the youngest continent on the planet?
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