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knobbly — [näb′lē] adj. knobblier, knobbliest having or covered with lumps or knobs; knotty * * * … Universalium
knobbly — [näb′lē] adj. knobblier, knobbliest having or covered with lumps or knobs; knotty … English World dictionary
knobbly — [[t]nɒ̱bli[/t]] ADJ GRADED (The form knobby [[t]nɒ̱bi[/t]] is also used.) Something that is knobbly or knobby has lumps on it which stick out and make the surface uneven. ...knobbly knees. ...potatoes that are very knobbly and difficult to peel … English dictionary
knobbly — UK [ˈnɒblɪ] / US [ˈnɑblɪ] adjective Word forms knobbly : adjective knobbly comparative knobblier superlative knobbliest covered with small hard lumps … English dictionary
knobbly — adjective Date: 1859 having very small knobs < a knobbly walking stick > … New Collegiate Dictionary
knobbly — adj. Knobbly is used with these nouns: ↑knee … Collocations dictionary
knobbly — knob|bly [ˈnɔbli US ˈna:bli] adj also knob|by [ˈnɔbi US ˈna:bi] AmE with hard parts that stick out from under the surface of something ▪ knobbly knees … Dictionary of contemporary English
knobbly — also knob.by, AmE adjective with hard parts that stick out from under the surface of something: knobbly knees … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
knobbly — knobble ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a small lump on something. DERIVATIVES knobbly adjective (knobblier, knobbliest) . ORIGIN diminutive of KNOB(Cf. ↑knobby) … English terms dictionary
knobbly — adjective having knobs had knobbly knees • Syn: ↑knobby • Similar to: ↑unshapely • Derivationally related forms: ↑knobble, ↑knob (for: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
knobbly — adjective Having a covering of small knobs See Also: knobby … Wiktionary
