Knob is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNOB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to knock off protuberances
• (of a man) have sexual intercourse with (someone).
• To grow into knobs or bunches; to become knobbed.
• supply with knobs
NOUN:
• a rounded protuberance
• a rounded lump or ball, especially at the end or on the surface of something.
• a ball-shaped handle on a door or drawer.
• a round button for adjusting or controlling a machine
• a small lump of a substance
• a prominent round hill.
• a small flock of wigeon, pochard, or teal (ducks)
• rounded projection, such as a switch on a radio
• A hard protuberance; a hard swelling or rising; a bunch; a lump; as, a knob in the flesh, or on a bone.
• A knoblike ornament or handle; as, the knob of a lock, door, or drawer.
• A rounded hill or mountain; as, the Pilot Knob.
• See Knop.
• a circular rounded projection or protuberance
• a round handle
• any thickened enlargement
• an ornament in the shape of a ball on the hilt of a sword or dagger
• a man's penis.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a knob (a rounded protuberance)

Words related to KNOB

knobbed16 knobbier16 knobbiest17 knobbing17 knobby17 knoblike18 knobs11 knub10

Words that contain KNOB

knobs11 knobby17 knobbed16 knobber15 knobble15 knobbly18 doorknob15 knobbers16 knobbier16 knobbing17 knobbled17 knobbles16 knobhead18 knoblike18 doorknobs16 knobbiest17 knobblier17 knobbling18 knobheads19 knobstick21 knobbiness18 knobbliest18 knobkerrie20 knobsticks22 knobkerries21 knobbinesses20

How to use KNOB in a sentence

• I saw him tear desperately at the knob, then retreat two steps and hurl himself against it.
• Sweeping open that door, she closed it softly, standing for the moment against it, her hand crossed in back and on the knob.
• Advancing in a quiet, sidelong way he had, he laid his hand on the small knob above the lock and quickly turned it.
• At the turning, the ledge got narrow, and one must seize a knob and then step lightly on a stone embedded in mossy soil.
• He was an orderly man, and had hung them every night for over twenty years on the brass knob on his side of the bed.
• It was poised on the knob of the saddle, when, to my surprise, it seemed to point several degrees too far to the left.
• The burrow-ducks had a big knob on the base of the bill, which spoiled their appearance.
• While so intent upon his work that he scarcely breathed, Jimmie spun the knob.
• At other times, when no ordinary human being could detect the presence of water, she would point out to me a little knob of clay on the ground in an old dried-up water-hole.
• He bounded up the steps, seized the knob of the door and threw his weight against it.
• He had mournfully foreseen the end when the schoolhouse was built on Pine Knob and little folks went down the road with their arms twined around the waist of teacher.
• The fingers, long and slender, were curled about an ivory-colored wand which ended in a knob.
• She set down her candle, unlocked the door and felt for what should hang on the knob inside.
• Jarvis, himself looking a trifle relieved, promptly turned the knob.
• Her hair in a knob, her sleeves rolled up, the room in violent disorder, she was bending over the bed, cutting savagely at a roll of pink flannel.
• A small piece of tin is fastened to the base under the knob of the key.
• The shutter consists of a little swinging piece of brass completely covering the recess and pin hole, and provided with a little knob at its lower end.
• The brass knob and the letter-flap had not been polished.
• By the familiar stone steps of the basement, and along the familiar hall, he felt his way to the door, turned the familiar knob, and departed.
• The interior sphere of each communicated with the external air by a brass stem ending in a knob.
• Only some dark peak, some dark knob became visible looming up out of the shimmering waste.
• She gasped, and the hand on the knob began to turn slowly.
• From the edge of these pines one would have to travel only a short distance to reach the very summit of the knob.
• There was no sound from within, nor would the knob yield to his grasp.
• A step mounted the stair slowly and steadily, and presently a hand was laid upon the knob, and the lock clicked, and the door opened.
• Just a shade longer than usual the lieutenant waited ere he turned the door knob and entered the room.
• It is opened, as at G H, by a screw below with a knob at the end of it.
• He must keep the strong hand of his controlling purpose on the knob of the front door of his life.
• He entered the garden, and knocked at the door with the knob of his stick.

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