| Suddenly those nubby little ends of pine branches that collect in the corners of tent floors are all over the place. |
| The thread that unravels from this cocoon is tangled and nubby, thus producing the texture of the doupioni. |
| Fruit is borne on spurs, 1-to 3-inch nubby twigs, on 2-to 6-year-old branches. |
| The night before, Brandon and I had hovered together over a flour-dusted counter, turning tiny lumps of pasta dough into rough, nubby spirals. |
| Her people have beady round eyes and nubby, square teeth, and tend to look startled, with O-shaped mouths gaping wide. |
| The thing is white, in high contrast to his nubby teeth, and he maneuvers it around his mouth. |
