1. comparative form of knobbly; having more knobs, bumps, or irregular protrusions
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• The old tree’s bark was knobblier than the young sapling’s smooth surface.
• Her arthritic hands had grown knobblier over the years.
• The mountain path became knobblier as we climbed higher.
• This gnarled walking stick is knobblier than my regular cane.
• The potter chose the knobblier clay for a more textured finish.
• His knees looked knobblier after the injury healed.