noun a joint of a finger when the fist is closed
verb to press or rub with the knuckles
adjective relating to or resembling a knuckle
In cooking, to 'knuckle down' means to work diligently and with focus on a task.
In anatomy, knuckle refers to the joints of the fingers where the bones meet.
The phrase 'knuckle under' means to submit or surrender to someone or something.
In boxing, knuckle refers to the part of the hand that makes contact with an opponent during a punch.
In street fighting, knuckle can refer to the act of punching someone with a closed fist.
In mechanics, knuckle can refer to a part of a machine or tool that resembles a joint in the finger.
In literature, the term 'knuckle' may be used metaphorically to refer to a character's toughness or resilience.
A mechanic may refer to a specific type of knuckle joint in a vehicle's suspension system.
A chef may use the term 'knuckle' to refer to a cut of meat, such as a pork knuckle.
A carpenter may use a knuckle joint in woodworking projects.
An athletic trainer may assess and treat injuries to the knuckles of athletes.
A jeweler may create custom rings with intricate knuckle designs.
A medical doctor may examine a patient's knuckles for signs of arthritis or other conditions.
A musician may refer to the knuckles as important for finger dexterity and technique.
A plumber may use a pipe wrench with knurled knuckles for better grip.
An artist may use the term 'knuckle' in a painting or sculpture to represent strength or unity.