nodder
/ˈnɑdər/
noun
- A person who nods, especially in agreement or as a signal.
- He's a reliable nodder, always showing he's listening.
- She was a constant nodder during the meeting, agreeing with everything.
- The speaker looked for a nodder in the audience to confirm his point.
- A person who nods off or falls asleep easily.
- Being a nodder on the bus, she often missed her stop.
- The long lecture turned many students into nodders.
- My grandfather is a notorious nodder during afternoon TV shows.