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knobby

[ US /ˈnɑbi/ ]
[ UK /nˈɒbi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having knobs
    had knobbly knees

How To Use knobby In A Sentence

  • She pointed at Maralynne, though she could as easily have indicated herself; her splashy dress exposed her knobby knees and a good deal of aging breast.
  • Hybrid bikes are bikes that generally have 27-inch tires which are larger and not usually as knobby as your average mountain bike; this makes them quicker and quieter.
  • This marks the new dawn for the curvy cucumber and the knobby carrot, " said E.
  • Road tires stick better in corners, roll more effortlessly and don't make that knobby buzz.
  • If a stud does rip out, simply patch it with a tire plug and then install a new stud a little further away on the knobby. Top 10 Tire Tips!
  • According to Mr. Jurgensen, "Drawing on his own work at a sewing machine, Mr. Fisher decided to drape the legs in tensile fabric, which becomes taut when crew members pop out a series of knobby" polyps "inside the frame. Building U2's 'Claw'
  • During the day, I'd perch on a knobby redwood buff and toss pieces of bark into a bucket.
  • The best part of the ribbing -- true to its roots in divaliciousness -- was the curtain call, wherein the knobby-kneed bull-erina, Ida Nevasayneva (Paul Ghiselin), blew effusive kisses, toppled over in his curtsies and fumbled his way back through the curtain, all with unshakable aplomb. Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo: Divas infuse humor, character in dances
  • Apple trees produce fruit on very short knobby branches, called spurs.
  • During the day, I'd perch on a knobby redwood buff and toss pieces of bark into a bucket.
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