Knub

Pronunciation: /nʌb/

Definitions of knub

noun a small, rounded protuberance or lump

Example Sentences

A1 I found a small knub on the table.

A2 The knub on the door made it difficult to open.

B1 She used a knub of butter to grease the pan.

B2 The knub of the tree branch was smooth to the touch.

C1 The intricate design of the knub on the antique cabinet was impressive.

C2 The knub of the sculpture added a unique texture to the artwork.

Examples of knub in a Sentence

formal The knub on the handle provides a comfortable grip for users.

informal I like how the knub makes it easier to hold onto.

slang That knub is a game-changer when it comes to using this tool.

figurative The knub of wisdom at the end of his speech left everyone thinking deeply.

Grammatical Forms of knub

• past tense: knubbed
• plural: knubs
• comparative: knubbier
• superlative: knubbiest
• present tense: knubs
• future tense: will knub
• perfect tense: have knubbed
• continuous tense: is knubbing
• singular: knub
• positive degree: knub
• infinitive: to knub
• gerund: knubbing
• participle: knubbed

Origin and Evolution of knub

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle Low German

Story behind the word: The word 'knub' is believed to have originated from Middle Low German 'knubbe' meaning 'knob' or 'lump'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'knub' has retained its meaning of a small rounded protuberance or lump, but its usage has expanded to describe various small, rounded objects or formations.