Knob and Point

Knob

Knob noun - A small uneven mass.

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Point and knob are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Point" instead a noun "Knob".

Nearby Word: knobby

Point noun - A particular and often important moment in time.

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Knob and point are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knob" instead a noun "Point".

original	original knob	original point
small	small knob	small point
actual	actual knob	actual point
large	large knob	large point
Other adjectives: big, huge, little, new.

However, by this point, Fezzik is so scared that he rams through the door at the bottom in a panic, not bothering to turn the knob.

Source: Cutting the Knot
Technology Marches On: At one point, Abbot Zerchi turns off a television with such anger that he breaks the knob off.

Source: Literature / A Canticle for Leibowitz
The fun begins with "so at what point in the future am i supposed to look forward to you whipping up this titanic hankerin for my knob", and then proceeds through "throbbing beef truncheon", "crotch-dachshund", "naked spam porpoise", "little boy peckers" and "vienna sausages".

Source: Hurricane of Euphemisms

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