= knurred, adj.

Having knots. (Cf. warried, adj.)

Having knars or knots; knotty.

Abounding in or covered with knots, knobs, or rough protuberances; rugged, gnarled; containing knots, as a board.

Knotted; rugged, gnarled.

Full of knurs, knotty, gnarled.

Covered with small lumps, bumps, or protuberances; (often, esp. in early use) spec. gnarled, knotty, misshapen.

Knurry.

(See quots.)

Bulging, protuberant; full of protuberances or swellings; humped.

Of the stems of vegetables, and their joints; also of thread: Full of knots or knobs, knotty. Obsolete exc. dialect.

= nodose, adj.

Full of swellings, knotty.

Of a tree: Covered with protuberances; distorted, twisted; rugged, knotted.

Nodose.

Of the nature of a node or nodule; having, or characterized by the presence of, nodes or nodules; knotty; knobbed. Also in extended use.

= tuberous, adj.; tuberose sclerosis = tuberous sclerosis at tuberous, adj. 2.

Of a curved line: having a node; crossing itself.

Esp. of a stone: irregularly-shaped, knobbly.

= tuberculate, adj. 1.

Full of or covered with small knobs, lumps, or protuberances; = nubbly, adj.

Of the form of or resembling a knub; full of or covered with knubs; knobbly.

Having numerous small protuberances; knobby, lumpy. Esp. of a garment or fabric: rough-textured; having slubs or knots. Also in extended use. Cf. k…

Covered with small knobs, lumps, or protuberances; knobby, knobbly.

Covered with small lumps, bumps, or protuberances; (often) rough, uneven. Cf. knobby, adj. 2a.

knotted, gnarled.

= nubbly, adj.