a. Also nobbly. [f. KNOBBLE sb. + -Y1.] Full of or covered with knobbles; of the nature of a knobble; knobby.
1859. Sala, Gaslight & D., xxv. 284. To clink his boot-heels upon the nobbly stones.
1862. Tyndall, Mountaineer., xii. 98. The snow was steep but knobbly.
1894. Mrs. Caffyn (‘Iota’), Yellow Aster, I. xv. 184. He … returned shortly with a big knobbly parcel in one hand.
