The term NOB is an acronym for a group of words that describe a certain type of person. The first word is HEAD, which is a four-letter word meaning the leader or chief of a group. The second word is HILL, which is also a four-letter word and refers to a wealthy or influential person. The third word is TOFF, which is a four-letter word meaning a person of high social standing. The fourth word is SWELL, which is a five-letter word meaning a fashionable or stylish person. The fifth word is ARISTOCRAT, which is a ten-letter word referring to a member of the highest social class in some countries. The sixth word is GENT, which is a four-letter word meaning a polite, well-mannered man. The seventh word is PATE, which is a four-letter word meaning a person's HEAD or mind. The last word is NOODLE, which is a six-letter word meaning a silly or foolish person. Together, these words describe a person who is the leader of a wealthy and influential group, is fashionable and stylish, belongs to the highest social class, is polite and well-mannered, and is also a bit silly or foolish.