nubbly

or knub·bly

[nuhb-lee]

adjective, nub·bli·er, nub·bli·est.

full of small protuberances.
in the form of small lumps.

Origin of nubbly

First recorded in 1820–30; nubble + -y¹

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The American altogether forgot his speech at Nubbly Creek, and found the aristocrat's society to be very pleasant.
He Knew He Was Right
Anthony Trollope