Pronunciation: /nɝl/
noun a small, raised ridge or bead on a surface, especially on metal or wood
A1 The knurl on the handle provides a better grip.
A2 The knurl pattern on the metal rod is rough and textured.
B1 The knurling on the screw head helps with tightening.
B2 The machinist used a specialized tool to create the precise knurl on the part.
C1 The intricate knurl design on the jewelry showcases the craftsmanship.
C2 The knurling technique used in metalworking requires precision and skill.
verb to make small, raised ridges on a surface
A1 I knurl the edges of the metal sheet to add texture.
A2 The craftsman carefully knurled the handle of the knife for a better grip.
B1 Using a special tool, he knurled the surface of the wooden dowel to prevent slipping.
B2 The machinist knurled the surface of the bolt to make it easier to grip.
C1 The jeweler knurled the surface of the ring to give it a unique and textured look.
C2 The skilled artisan knurled the intricate design on the metal sculpture with precision.
formal The knurl on the handle provides a better grip for the user.
informal I like the knurl on this tool, it makes it easier to hold.
slang Check out the cool knurl on this bike's handlebars!
figurative The knurl of life's challenges can help us grasp onto new opportunities.
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