different between nubbly vs bristling
nubbly
English
Etymology
nubble +? -y
Adjective
nubbly (comparative nubblier, superlative nubbliest)
- Rough or lumpy
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bristling
English
Adjective
bristling (comparative more bristling, superlative most bristling)
- Having bristles.
- Showing anger.
Verb
bristling
- present participle of bristle
Noun
bristling (plural bristlings)
- The act of one who bristles.
Anagrams
- Stribling
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