| HOBNOBBY | • hobnobby adj. Casually chatty; on familiar speaking terms. • HOBNOBBY adj. sociable, given to hobnobbing. |
| KNOBBERS | • knobbers n. Plural of knobber. • KNOBBER n. a stag in its second year. |
| KNOBBIER | • knobbier adj. Comparative form of knobby: more knobby. • KNOBBY adj. full of knobs. |
| KNOBBING | • knobbing v. Present participle of knob. • knobbing n. A pattern of knobs or lumps. • knobbing n. (UK, vulgar, slang) A session of penetrative sexual intercourse. |
| KNOBBLED | • knobbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of knobble. • knobbled adj. Possessing a bumpy surface; knobbly. • KNOBBLE v. to beat with the fists, also KNUBBLE, NUBBLE. |
| KNOBBLES | • knobbles n. Plural of knobble. • KNOBBLE v. to beat with the fists, also KNUBBLE, NUBBLE. |
| NOBBIEST | • nobbiest adj. Superlative form of nobby: most nobby. • NOBBY adj. stylish, modish; elegant. |
| NOBBLERS | • nobblers n. Plural of nobbler. • NOBBLER n. one who nobbles. |
| NOBBLING | • nobbling v. Present participle of nobble. • NOBBLE v. to disable a racehorse. |
| SNOBBERY | • snobbery n. The property or trait of being a snob. • SNOBBERY n. snobbish behaviour. |
| SNOBBIER | • snobbier adj. Comparative form of snobby: more snobby. • SNOBBY adj. snobbish. |
| SNOBBILY | • snobbily adv. In a snobby manner; snobbishly. • SNOBBY adv. snobbish. |
| SNOBBISH | • snobbish adj. Having the property of being a snob; arrogant and pretentious; smugly superior or dismissive of perceived inferiors. • SNOBBISH adj. characteristic of a snob. |
| SNOBBISM | • snobbism n. A snobbish attitude, particularly in relation to art or high culture. • SNOBBISM n. the practice of snobbery. |