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Knuckles meaning in English

Meaning of Knuckles in English

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Knuckles

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Noun

1. brass knuckles, brass knucks, knuckle duster, knuckles, knucks

a small metal weapon; worn over the knuckles on the back of the hand

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Knuckles

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noun
1. 
a joint of a finger, esp that connecting a finger to the hand
2. 
a joint of veal, pork, etc, consisting of the part of the leg below the knee joint, often used in making stews or stock
3. 
the cylindrical portion of a hinge through which the pin passes
4. 
an angle joint between two members of a structure
5.  near the knuckle
verb
6. (transitive)
to rub or press with the knuckles
7. (intransitive)
to keep the knuckles on the ground while shooting a marble

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Knuckles

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noun
1. 
a. 
a joint of the finger; esp., the joint connecting a finger to the rest of the hand
b. 
the rounded knob formed by the bones at such a joint
2. 
the knee or hock joint and nearby parts of a pig or other animal, used as food
3. 
something resembling a knuckle, as any of the projecting, cylindrical parts through which a pin is passed to form a hinge
4.  US; [pl.]
brass knuckles
5.  Architecture
the central joint in a gambrel or curb roof
verb transitiveWord forms: ˈknuckled or ˈknuckling
6. 
to strike, press, or touch with the knuckles

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Knuckles

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n.
1.
a. The prominence of the dorsal aspect of a joint of a finger, especially of one of the joints connecting the fingers to the hand.
b. A rounded protuberance formed by the bones in a joint.
2. A cut of meat centering on the carpal or tarsal joint, as of a pig.
3. The part of a hinge through which the pin passes.
4. A sharp angle formed by the meeting of two surfaces, especially two ship's timbers.
5. knuckles Brass knuckles.
tr.v. knuck·led, knuck·ling, knuck·les
1. To press, rub, or hit with the knuckles.
2. To shoot (a marble) with the thumb over the bent forefinger.

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