What does knobbing mean?
Knobbing means present participle and gerund of knob.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of knob.
Consequently, the knobbing is most marked at the costochondral junctions of the ribs, the lower end of the femur , both ends of the fibula and tibia , and the upper end of the humerus .
These swellings or blunt knobbings form the rachitic rosary.
Also, the degree of knobbing was too great for the size of the shell.
The degree of knobbing varies according to the conditions of working and varies between 2 mm . and 8 mm . in circumference .
This bowl has the same knobbing as the bowls of Group I.
A knobbing is over before you know it and no harm done to the family but the shame of a dirty photograph can follow a husband into his grave .
Even when she was knobbing her fiancé's dad, she seemed to be more depressed than evil (which isn't surprising, as most of the knobbing took place in the gents' toilets in the Queen Vic).
Mark inwardly cringed at the term, especially as their 'knobbing' hadn't been too brilliant, anyway .
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Knobbing means present participle and gerund of knob.
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Consequently, the knobbing is most marked at the costochondral junctions of the ribs, the lower end of the femur , both ends of the fibula and tibia , and the upper end of the humerus .
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