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knob <a knob; knobs> N

knob

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adjustment knob

bar knob INDUST

bolt knob

control knob ARCHIT

door-knob

hand knob

locking knob

lock knob

plane knob CARPENT

setting knob ARCHIT

azimuth boresight knob MIL

drain valve knob INDUST

inter - pupillary knob MIL

micrometer knob elevation index MIL

temperature control knob INDUST

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The bottom end of the handle is the knob.
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There was a knob-like protuberance on the nasal bones.
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The fine focusing knob connects to the input axle while the fast focusing knob connects to the holder shelf.
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The head, or knob, is often ornately carved with faces or shapes that have symbolic meaning.
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A typical fruit weights between one and two pounds, and has a distinct knob, often known as a "turban", on one end.
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Caps are small and conical, though flattening somewhat in age, generally with a pronounced raised central knob.
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Its common name of knob-scaled lizard derives its name from the bumpy, knob-like scales found on the upper portion of its body.
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The upper surface is red and covered with rounded knob-like spines; the lower surface contains many macroscopic bivalved pedicellariae.
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The tool consists of a square shank with a sliding pivot that is locked into the desired location with a turn knob.
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It is little more than a sole with a post and knob, which is engaged between the big and second toe.
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