Noodle (noun)

1. A type of pasta made from wheat flour, water, and sometimes eggs, typically shaped into long thin strips.
2. A dish made with noodles, often served with a sauce or in soup.
3. A simple-minded or foolish person.

Origin:

Middle english nodle, from old english nādl, from latin nodus knot.

Examples:

1. She cooked spaghetti, a type of noodle.
2. I ordered a bowl of ramen noodle soup.
3. The dish with noodles and vegetables was delicious.
4. He was called a noodle for his poor decision.
5. The noodle dish was a popular menu item at the restaurant.