Big knobby tires, suspension fork and disc brakes make this one mean extreme machine, or at least one that looks the part. |
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Pointed malice colored his words, while one tan, knobby hand began fingering the hilt of a poniard that jutted up from his broad, black belt. |
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My wife was positively gruesome with a witch outfit, long knobby nose, cackling laugh, a fright wig and blackened teeth. |
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The use of knobby, marled wool yarn gives each tulip-shaped hat loads of lumpy, one-of-a-kind character. |
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Both ranges are soft from age but covered in brushy pine forests, knobby granite crags, and hiking and biking trails. |
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The nodules are disc-shaped, knobby, pale greenish-yellow, and 2-12 cm in diameter. |
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He takes stock, finds that his heart seems to be keeping steady rhythm again, and rises, bracing himself against the knobby trunk of the tree. |
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It plays slightly uphill over what closely resembles knobby linksland with its strategic array of Scottish bunkers, some visible, some not. |
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A knobby, trail-runner-type outsole makes short work of Atlantic City sludge. |
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Jockeying for position, directly ahead of the knobby, barnacled, good-natured whale, the porpoise catches a free ride. |
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Road tires stick better in corners, roll more effortlessly and don't make that knobby buzz. |
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Apple trees, at the other extreme, produce fruit on long-lived, very short, knobby branches, called spurs, so they need little such stimulus. |
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A creature sat against the wall on a small, knobby, wooden stool, caressing her large stomach, obtruding over her legs. |
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The plates created a series of knobby ridges that ran across each tooth from tongue to cheek, as in modern elephants. |
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Apple trees produce fruit on very short knobby branches, called spurs. |
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There is also evidence for this among racing bikes, which have traditionally been quicker down this path than their knobby counterparts. |
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I had visions of huge knobby off road tires and a bit of a skittish ride on pavement. |
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Due to their light materials, racing bikes with knobby tires often weigh little more than 8 kg. |
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Ginger is the dried knobby shaped root of the perennial herb Zingiber officinale. |
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Many people replace their knobby tires for slick ones and ride it only in the city because they are the best handling bikes out there. |
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On every train platform, parallel to the edge, there is a yellow painted line or knobby surface. |
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The new car wouldn't take the snow chains and I wished, for the first time in years, for a 4x4 and vowed to get a pair of old wheels with knobby treads. |
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Stone Shrub looks like a stony crust with upright branches that resemble knobby projections. |
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Gnarled and knobby root vegetables taste better than they look. |
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A nodule is a type of concretion with a rough and knobby surface. |
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In contrast to the back and belly, the sides of the body have mostly small knobby scales. |
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The tuber looks something like a knobby potato. |
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Clubmoss spills from tree branches and knobby trunks as if applied with a giant Christmas flocking machine, draping off at lengths up to 5 feet. |
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In knobby terrain, numerous small hills are separated by smooth plains. |
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The body is protected by knobby armoured plates. |
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The casing is clean, free of damage and mould, has a slightly bumpy and knobby surface, a reddish-brown colour, with the lard particles showing through. |
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I wondered if he worked out, or if he had the knobby things that dipped into his V line. |
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The bryozoans attached their undersurfaces to the seafloor and formed either fanlike, twiglike, or small knobby colonies of calcium carbonate in areas characterized by low rates of sedimentation. |
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It rimed the leaves of the birch trees, some of which had already turned yellow, and made the needles and knobby branches of a tree I took to be a larch a soft white. |
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To prepare, chop off the knobby outer of the root, dice, and as the flesh discolours quickly, if you're not using the celeriac immediately, have an acidulated bowl of water ready. |
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A smaller division producing the fat, knobby tyres used by construction, farming and mining vehicles is doubling production this year. All this growth comes despite fierce competition. |
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Wheels have knobby tires, often clamped to the rim with a rim lock. |
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The baby kicked energetically. She caressed a knobby knee or elbow. |
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Further evidence for the correlation of basin structures arises from the spatial relation in both basins of the massifs to the associated knobby terrain. |
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