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knub

[nuhb]

noun

  1. nub.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of knub1

In modern use probably spelling variant, influenced by knob; nub
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Example Sentences

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Such a one was an old man named Ola Knub, whose acquaintance Nansen made in the Nordmarken forest.

Presently I came butt up against something solid, the feel of which gathered all my scattered wits into a compact knub of dread.

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