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knob
knob K0091100 (nŏb)n.1. A rounded protuberance.2. a. A rounded handle, as on a drawer or door.b. A rounded control switch or dial.3. A prominent rounded hill or mountain.
[Middle English knobbe, from Middle Low German, knot in wood.]
knobbed (nŏbd) adj.knob′bi·ness n.knob′by adj.knob (nɒb) n1. a rounded projection from a surface, such as a lump on a tree trunk2. a handle of a door, drawer, etc, esp one that is rounded3. (Physical Geography) a round hill or knoll or morainic ridge4. taboo Brit a slang word for penis5. and the same to you with knobs on and the same to you with brass knobs on informal Brit the same to you but even more sovb, knobs, knobbing or knobbed6. (tr) to supply or ornament with knobs7. (intr) to form into a knob; bulge8. taboo Brit to have sexual intercourse with (a person)[C14: from Middle Low German knobbe knot in wood; see knop] ˈknobˌlike adjknob (nɒb)
n. 1. a projecting part, usu. rounded, forming a handle, as on a door, or a control device, as on a radio. 2. a rounded protuberance on the surface or at the end of something. 3. a rounded hill. [1350–1400; Middle English knobbe < Middle Low German] knobbed, adj. Knob a small collection of widgeons, dunbirds, teals, or the like; fewer than thirty, 1878.Examples: knob of dunbirds, 1878; pochard; teal, 1878; widgeon, 1878.knob
Past participle: knobbed
Gerund: knobbing
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| I knob | | you knob | | he/she/it knobs | | we knob | | you knob | | they knob |
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| I knobbed | | you knobbed | | he/she/it knobbed | | we knobbed | | you knobbed | | they knobbed |
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| I am knobbing | | you are knobbing | | he/she/it is knobbing | | we are knobbing | | you are knobbing | | they are knobbing |
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| I have knobbed | | you have knobbed | | he/she/it has knobbed | | we have knobbed | | you have knobbed | | they have knobbed |
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| I was knobbing | | you were knobbing | | he/she/it was knobbing | | we were knobbing | | you were knobbing | | they were knobbing |
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| I had knobbed | | you had knobbed | | he/she/it had knobbed | | we had knobbed | | you had knobbed | | they had knobbed |
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| I will knob | | you will knob | | he/she/it will knob | | we will knob | | you will knob | | they will knob |
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| I will have knobbed | | you will have knobbed | | he/she/it will have knobbed | | we will have knobbed | | you will have knobbed | | they will have knobbed |
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| I will be knobbing | | you will be knobbing | | he/she/it will be knobbing | | we will be knobbing | | you will be knobbing | | they will be knobbing |
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| I have been knobbing | | you have been knobbing | | he/she/it has been knobbing | | we have been knobbing | | you have been knobbing | | they have been knobbing |
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| I will have been knobbing | | you will have been knobbing | | he/she/it will have been knobbing | | we will have been knobbing | | you will have been knobbing | | they will have been knobbing |
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| I had been knobbing | | you had been knobbing | | he/she/it had been knobbing | | we had been knobbing | | you had been knobbing | | they had been knobbing |
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| I would knob | | you would knob | | he/she/it would knob | | we would knob | | you would knob | | they would knob |
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| I would have knobbed | | you would have knobbed | | he/she/it would have knobbed | | we would have knobbed | | you would have knobbed | | they would have knobbed |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  knob - a circular rounded projection or protuberancebossknobble - a small knobnailhead - flattened boss on the end of nail opposite to the pointprojection - any structure that branches out from a central support | | 2. | knob - a round handledoorhandle, doorknob - a knob used to release the catch when opening a door (often called `doorhandle' in Great Britain)handgrip, handle, grip, hold - the appendage to an object that is designed to be held in order to use or move it; "he grabbed the hammer by the handle"; "it was an old briefcase but it still had a good grip"stop - (music) a knob on an organ that is pulled to change the sound quality from the organ pipes; "the organist pulled out all the stops" | | 3. | knob - any thickened enlargementnode, thickeningconvex shape, convexity - a shape that curves or bulges outward | | 4. | knob - an ornament in the shape of a ball on the hilt of a sword or daggerpommeldecoration, ornament, ornamentation - something used to beautifyhilt - the handle of a sword or dagger |
knobnoun1. handle, grip, door handle, handgrip He turned the knob and pushed against the door.2. ball, stud, nub, protuberance, boss, bunch, swell, knot, bulk, lump, bump, projection, snag, hump, protrusion, knurl a loose brass knob on the bedstead3. dial, switch, button, control switch the volume knob4. lump, ball, piece, wedge, spot, mass, cake, bunch, cluster, chunk, dab, hunk, nugget, gob, clod, gobbet a knob of butterknobnoun1. A part that protrudes or extends outward:bulge, jut, knot, overhang, projection, protrusion, protuberance.2. An unevenness or elevation on a surface:bump, hump, knot, lump, nub, protuberance.Translationsknob (nob) noun1. a hard rounded part standing out from the main part. a bedstead with brass knobs on. 球形突出物 球形突出物2. a rounded handle on or for a door or drawer. wooden door-knobs. (門或抽屜的)圓形把手 （门）球形把手 ˈknobbly adjective having knobs or lumps. a knobbly walking-stick. 有小圓突起的，多疙瘩的 有小圆块的，有节的 knob
ginger knobvulgar slang A person, typically a man, with naturally red hair. Primarily heard in UK, Ireland. See also: ginger, knobnecker's knobdated A rounded knob mounted to the steering wheel of an automobile so that it may be steered with one hand. So called because the driver (typically male) is able to place his arm around his girlfriend or wife. My grandfather gave me his old Cadillac, which still had the necker's knob on the wheel from when he first started courting my grandmother.See also: knobwith (brass) knobs onIn a much more extreme form. I've been to both, and I can tell you that Carnival is like Mardi Gras with knobs on. Your report is like my report with brass knobs on—it's 30 pages longer!See also: knob, onnecking knobdated A rounded knob mounted to the steering wheel of a car so that it can be steered with one hand. So called because the driver (typically male) is able to place their arm around their romantic partner. My grandfather gave me his old Cadillac, which still had the necking knob on the wheel from when he first started courting my grandmother.See also: knob, neckingget (one's) knob polishedvulgar slang To have sex or receive oral sex. Typically said of a male ("knob" is a vulgar slang term for the penis). If Brett didn't come home last night, I bet it's because he got his knob polished.See also: get, knob, polishedwith knobs (or brass knobs) on and something more. British informal 1998 Pi Magazine But all this would count for zilch if the music didn't stand the test of time. But it does, with knobs on. See also: knob, onwith ˈknobs on (British English, slang) used to say that something is a more complicated version of what you mention: It isn’t art — it’s just a horror movie with knobs on!See also: knob, onget one’s knob polished tv. to copulate or otherwise have sex. (Refers to a male. Usually objectionable.) Man, if you want to get your knob polished, just let me know. I got girls! I got girls you wouldn’t believe! See also: get, knob, polishednecking knobA swivel on a car's steering wheel. The necking knob enables the driver to steer with his left hand while encircling his girlfriend's shoulder with his right arm. Even when the driver was alone, the knob was an easy way to turn the car in the days before power steering.See also: knob, neckingknob
knob Geography a round hill or knoll or morainic ridge Knob1. A protuberance, useful or ornamental, which forms the termination of an isolated member; a handle, more or less spherical, used for operating the mechanism for opening a door.2. A protuberance, whether useful or ornamental, that forms the termination of an isolated member; also a handle that is more or less spherical, used for operating the mechanism for opening a door.    See also: ornamentWhat does it mean when you dream about a knob?Knobs may symbolize turning issues or conditions around so that the dreamer can get a handle on things again. The knob is also a symbol for a threshold, for passing from one condition to another. knob[näb] (design engineering) A component that is placed on a control shaft to facilitate manual rotation of the shaft; sometimes has a pointer or markings to indicate shaft position. (geology) A rounded eminence, such as a knoll, hillock, or small hill or mountain, and especially a prominent or isolated hill with steep sides. A peak or other projection at the top of a hill or mountain. knob1. A handle, more or less spherical, usually for operating a lock. 2. A similar protuberance, useful or ornamental, such as a boss.knob
knob (nob), A protuberance; a mass; a nodule.knob Microbiology
A specialised membrane modification by which Plasmodium falciparum-infected red blood cells to adhere to vascular epithelium, resulting in relative blood stasis in less well-oxygenated tissues.
Vox populi-UK
Slang for penis; or a person who is acting obnoxiously, aggressively or rudely.
Vox populi-US
A bump; a handle (as in doorknob).knob (nob) A protuberance; a mass; a nodule. knob (nob) A protuberance; a mass; a nodule. KNOB
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| KNOB➣Koninklijke Nederlandse Oudheidkundige Bond (Dutch: Royal Netherlands Archaeological Bond) |
knob
Related to knob: Knob and tube wiringSynonyms for knobnoun handleSynonyms- handle
- grip
- door handle
- handgrip
noun ballSynonyms- ball
- stud
- nub
- protuberance
- boss
- bunch
- swell
- knot
- bulk
- lump
- bump
- projection
- snag
- hump
- protrusion
- knurl
noun dialSynonyms- dial
- switch
- button
- control switch
noun lumpSynonyms- lump
- ball
- piece
- wedge
- spot
- mass
- cake
- bunch
- cluster
- chunk
- dab
- hunk
- nugget
- gob
- clod
- gobbet
Synonyms for knobnoun a part that protrudes or extends outwardSynonyms- bulge
- jut
- knot
- overhang
- projection
- protrusion
- protuberance
noun an unevenness or elevation on a surfaceSynonyms- bump
- hump
- knot
- lump
- nub
- protuberance
Synonyms for knobnoun a circular rounded projection or protuberanceSynonymsRelated Words- knobble
- nailhead
- projection
noun a round handleRelated Words- doorhandle
- doorknob
- handgrip
- handle
- grip
- hold
- stop
noun any thickened enlargementSynonymsRelated Wordsnoun an ornament in the shape of a ball on the hilt of a sword or daggerSynonymsRelated Words- decoration
- ornament
- ornamentation
- hilt
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