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n. A rounded protuberance.

n. A rounded handle, as on a drawer or door.

n. A rounded control switch or dial.

n. A prominent rounded hill or mountain.

n. A rounded protuberance, handle, or control switch.

n. A prominent rounded hill.

n. A rounded ornament on the hilt of an edged weapon; a pommel.

n. A prominent, rounded bump along a mountain ridge.

n. A penis.

n. A contemptible person.

n. A dollop, an amount just larger than a spoonful (usually referring to butter)

v. To have sex with.

n. A hard protuberance; a hard swelling or rising; a bunch; a lump.

n. A knoblike ornament or handle.

n. A rounded hill or mountain.

n. See Knop.

verb-intransitive. To grow into knobs or bunches; to become knobbed.

n. A rounded projection; a protuberance; a bunch; a knop.

n. A fleshy protuberance; a pimple.

n. A rounded projection forming the termination of something, as of a staff: specifically, the more or less ballshaped part of the handle for a door, drawer, or the like.

n. A prominent isolated hill; a hill generally: same as mound in Wisconsin and Iowa, and butte in the Cordilleran region. [Southern and western U. S.]

n. In entomology, a dilated outer portion of a part. Specifically — An expanded apical portion of an insect's antenna, as in a butterfly. In Diptera, the capitulum or outer portion of the halter or balancer. The distended outer portion of a fly's proboscis.

n. In a cannon, the spherical part at the rear end of the piece, forming the opposite extremity to the muzzle: it is a part of the cascabel. In ships' guns a breeching-loop takes the place of the knob.

n. In architecture, specifically, a bunch of leaves, flowers, or similar ornaments, as the boss at the intersection of ribs, the end of a label or other molding, or a bunch of foliage in a capital. In this sense also called knop and knot. See cut under boss.

n. Same as knobstick.

n. The rudiment of a deer's antler. Compare knobber.

To grow into knobs; bunch.

To produce a knob or knobs upon.

To free from knobs, as stone in the quarry, in rough-dressing it.

n. A small flock, less than 30, of ducks: an English sporting-term.

n. a round handle

n. an ornament in the shape of a ball on the hilt of a sword or dagger

n. a circular rounded projection or protuberance

n. any thickened enlargement

"While the knurled knob is pressing against the pane in two locations, it's not yet clear whether the glass has suffered any measurable damage."

knobbed    knobbing    knobs   

decoration    ornament    ornamentation    convex shape    convexity   

hill   

knobbed    knobbing    knop   

doorknob   

bunch    lump    penis   

Bob    Cobb    Job    Punjab    Rob    blob    bob    cob    cobb    dob   

dial    lever    bolt    button    latch    rod    screw    lock    stud    cylinder