knobbler Synonyms
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knobbler Meaning
Webster
knobbler (n.)
The hart in its second year; a young deer.
knobbler Sentence Examples
- The knobbler on the old door was worn and loose, causing it to rattle in the wind.
- He picked up the intricate knobbler on the ornate jewelry box and examined it closely.
- The knobbler on the walking stick was designed to provide a secure grip and prevent slipping.
- The tiny knobbler on the top of the bottle served as an indicator of when it was full.
- The carpenter carefully sanded the knobbler on the chair leg to create a smooth and finished surface.
- The knobbler on the antique sword had been polished to a high shine, reflecting the light beautifully.
- The knobbler on the leather belt was a decorative detail that added a touch of style.
- The knobbler on the faucet handle was shaped like a dolphin, adding a whimsical touch to the bathroom sink.
- The knobbler on the chest of drawers was made of brass and featured an intricate design.
- The knobbler on the hiking boot was designed to provide traction and stability on rough terrain.
FAQs About the word knobbler
The hart in its second year; a young deer.
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The knobbler on the old door was worn and loose, causing it to rattle in the wind.
He picked up the intricate knobbler on the ornate jewelry box and examined it closely.
The knobbler on the walking stick was designed to provide a secure grip and prevent slipping.
The tiny knobbler on the top of the bottle served as an indicator of when it was full.
