knobbly

The knobbly surface of the tree bark provided a good grip for the squirrel.

She picked up a knobbly stick to use as a walking cane.

The knobbly roots of the old tree spread out in all directions.

The knobbly texture of the potato made it difficult to peel.

His knobbly knees made it painful to kneel for long periods.

The knobbly handle of the hammer provided a secure grip.

The knobbly stones on the path made it difficult to walk barefoot.

She found a knobbly seashell on the beach and decided to keep it as a souvenir.

The knobbly growth on the tree trunk turned out to be a rare fungus.

The knobbly appearance of the old door gave it a rustic charm.

Do you have anything knobbly on your foot, Neil?

Filch's knobbly hands were twisting together.

That means if you have any knobbly bits, they won't hurt as much, which makes trainers more comfortable for everyone!

They also carried knobbly sticks, used for hitting each other while the teachers weren't looking.

There were pocket-sized boxes for the piccolos, a wheeled-trolley for the harp and knobbly trunks, all barnacled in stickers, for the cellos.

These guys are sort of darkish gray, about twice as long as a killer whale with these giant, knobbly, barnacled fins.

There are now a lot of fabric trainers and if you've inherited foot problems, then that kind of fabric...they're wrapping around knobbly bits, and knobbly bits hurt.

There are now a lot of fabric trainers and if you've inherited foot problems, then that kind of fabric… they're wrapping around knobbly bits, and knobbly bits hurt.

It was a lie; he hadn't bought anything for Dobby at all, but he quickly opened his trunk and pulled out a particularly knobbly rolled-up pair of socks.

Although it doesn't taste of anything special, it's still worth a try, as is the knobbly Cat' Head which is more of a curiosity than anything else.