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nubble
[ nuhb-uhl ]
noun
- a small lump or piece.
- a small knob or protuberance.
nubble
/ ˈnʌbəl /
noun
- a small lump
Derived Forms
- ˈnubbly, adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of nubble1
Example Sentences
When I help her to the toilet, I feel the nubbles of her spine, the tender wings of her shoulders.
Experts told me the ideal candidates are those who are already reasonably fit, exercise regularly, eat sensibly and just want to address an unwanted nubble here or there.
Delicate smells were drifting by, The sharp nose flaired them heedfully: Partridges in the clover stubble, Crouched in a ring for the stoat to nubble.
That little nubble almost west, sticking up so black against the sunset's Seal Island.
But while they gathered up the nauseous nubbles, Each peck'd itself into a peck of troubles, And brought the hand of Death upon its gullet.
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