knobbed

UK
/nɒbd/
US
/nɑbd/

Translations

knobbedadjective
more knobbed
Comp.
most knobbed
Super.
UK
/nɒbd/
US
/nɑbd/
The knobbed surface of the rock made it difficult to climb.
Бугристая поверхность скалы затрудняла восхождение.
knobbedpast participle
UK
/nɒbd/
US
/nɑːbd/
Used as the past participle of the verb “knob”, functioning attributively.
knobverb

knobbed

Past Simple

knobbed
Past Simple
knobbed
Past Participle
knobbing
Gerund
UK
/nɒb/
US
/nɑːb/

Definitions

knobbedadjective
Having rounded protuberances or lumps.
The knobbed surface of the ancient tree made it difficult to climb.
knobbedpast participle
Furnished with or characterized by knobs; having knob-like projections.
The knobbed club was designed to inflict maximum damage.
knobverb
To furnish or ornament with knobs.
The cabinet doors were knobbed with polished brass.
To strike or bump, especially producing a lump or knob.
He knobbed his head against the low beam.