nubbled
- adjective
- /ˈnʌbld/
- She preferred the nubbled texture of the sweater over smoother materials.
Examples
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The nubbled fabric felt soft against my skin.
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A nubbled surface can add visual interest to home decor items.
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The nubbled fabric gave the chair a unique, tactile feel.
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This sweater is made of nubbled wool.
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The blanket felt soft and warm, its nubbled texture providing an extra layer of comfort.
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She chose a nubbled fabric for the upholstery, believing it would add character to the couch.
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The nubbled surface of the rug helped prevent slipping on the hardwood floor.
Synonyms
Not smooth because it has small pieces in it
Having a surface you can feel that is not smooth
Full of hard lumps and tangles, for example in wood or hair
Something that has small rounded bumps like a potato
A cloth with small raised bumps that feels rough
A cloth that has small raised bumps on its surface
A surface covered in many small round bumps like tiny stones
A surface with many small bumps
A surface with many small raised bumps, like stone or metal
Having small rounded lumps on the surface that you can feel
A surface with small raised lines or bumps to help you hold it
Having small round lumps on the surface
A surface that feels rough because it has small bumps or cuts
Having a rough surface that feels slightly scratchy
How Textured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nubbled comes from the small word nub, which means 'small lump' or 'bump'. So a nubbled surface is covered in many tiny raised bits you can feel, like a sweater with little round bumps.