There, they meet assorted gentle eccentrics, each further enhancing the nubby realism.
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I've heard of "nubby," but NUBBLY was a new one on me.
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The bathroom sinks were scratched-up stainless steel; the carpet was worn and nubby.
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Witness giant nubby, braided and tufted Nepalese knits in wool and cashmere with fox trim.
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" Next, they began creating implants with "nubby surfaced shells so the balloon surface now was irregular.
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Smokey Joe sat outside all afternoon under the purple tree with its nubby green-banana fingers.
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For him, the granola was missing an important element found in certain packaged brands: thick, nubby clusters.
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With an oversize, nubby turtleneck, these gold pants can make the grade in a creative office environment.
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Or go rogue and substitute quinoa or brown rice or kamut — anything nubby should work nicely here.
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When he couldn't print the motions, he wrote them out by hand, using the same nubby half-pencil.
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They crowded around small conference tables and packed onto leather couches or sat cross-legged on nubby carpets.
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A nubby rock creature embarks on a journey, cartwheeling through a mystical painted world hinting at Far East aesthetics.
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Joan and Josep admired a table full of nubby local potatoes, and at another stand inspected an ostrich egg.
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Last summer a guest complained that our sateen sheets were nubby, but other than that, it has been fairly smooth.
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Meeting with Will for his consultation, Dr. Lee initially diagnoses the nubby bump as a lipoma, but she isn't 100% sure.
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The library's nubby stone wall, inspired by ski chalets, was installed to "soften the atmosphere" of the cavernous Victorian-era space.
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A nubby fleece sweatshirt made from 100 percent recycled polyester is something to feel warm and fuzzy about, inside and out.
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If you can't get, or don't want to spring for, the pricey wild rice, brown rice makes an equally nubby substitute.
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Along one wall was a long wooden desk with a turquoise ceramic lamp and a chair clad in nubby red fabric.
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In "Gin #14," which shows a cat lying on a patterned carpet, the paint becomes the nubby texture of the rug.
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The clay and dung are mixed with straw that burns off during baking, leaving behind tiny holes and a pink, nubby texture.
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Down the street, duck into Rum2000, an interior design retailer stocked with nubby Hay pillows, speckled ceramic vases and brass oil lamps.
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Beyond the apartments themselves, the modern leather sofas, nubby rugs and factory-inspired lamps displayed in model units are all available for purchase.
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Vegetarians and pescatarians are in luck: the beet "chorizo"—sweet, smoky, nubby morsels strewn with ripe avocado and crispy fried fingerlings—is stellar.
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Objects As of late, designers have offered a study in contrast, with pieces made from rough travertine, nubby linen and smooth, shiny lacquer.
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A twisting river gleams like a vein of silver; a vast city looks as dark and indistinct as a swatch of nubby fabric.
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While the nipple shape is similar to that of your average pacifier, the texture is quite nubby and bumpy like a large silicone raspberry.
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Marni's psychedelic striped version is a bold (if costly) option, while both Acne Studios and Our Legacy sell nubby sweaters in more muted colors.
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CNN has just released a poll showing that Trump's assault on the media has worn public trust in journalism down to a nubby 30 percent.
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They begin every workday with a group meditation in a room that has nubby carpeting, cushions on the floor, and a couple of salt lamps.
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Playing with texture, with nubby wools and slick patent leather, can make as much of an impact — sometimes more — than an attention-getting color palette.
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Many Sphero teachers buy a Nubby—a bumpy ball cover that allows students to dip their Spheros in paint and leave a literal paper trail.
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CreditCreditTony Luong for The New York Times HOLLYWOOD — Frankie Shaw tugged at her nubby wool sweater as she dashed across the lot of Sunset Gower Studios.
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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle If Mario and friends seemed like strange bedfellows with Ubisoft's nubby little rabbids, weirder still is the type of game they're starring in.
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My brother and I committed to our Rocky-esque workouts: nubby cotton sweats, bench press in the basement, jump rope and speed bag in the back shed.
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Kirk's teeth, nubby and square, extended from his gums in perfect alignment, slanted inward, like stout little Chiclets, so tiny in his abyss of his moist mouth.
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As I undrape it from my legs and wedge it behind me, I make sure to appreciate each nubby crocheted loop, wondering whose hands lovingly assembled it.
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A nubby textile that co-founder Karon Davis brought was spread atop the surface of a picnic table, which was also strewn with board games available to play.
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While pawing through a rack of dense, pillowy turtlenecks and nubby trousers, I overheard a woman on her cell phone say that she, too, had come to say goodbye.
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Her long, nubby-weave coat in cream with brown trim and flecks of color "is something I bought three months ago when the weather was still hot," she said.
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The finals of the competition took place on the track usually reserved for horses, with the likes of Benji, Loki, Nubby and Jojo using their stumpers to zoom to glory.
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Inside the headquarters, wholesome engineers in nubby sweaters drink coffee at a common table, and a check-in board lists the names of three dogs, who roam the office at will.
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He dressed like one of those hikers who strive always to be comfy: furry fleece hoodie, nubby fleece pants, canvas sneakers, moisture-repellant runner's socks, all shades of dun and brown.
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This spring, invest in a blazer or lightweight coat that you can wear now, with jeans and a T-shirt, and, come fall, throw over a nubby turtleneck and flannel trousers.
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I don't have to dress up — in fact, I'll probably spend Valentine's evening in leggings, a nubby sweater, and thick wool socks, instead of the lacy lingerie I've sported in years past.
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There were a lot of ways for the ReWool Overcoat to go wrong — plenty of under-$300 wool overcoats show up thin and nubby in daylight — but this one pleasantly surprised me.
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The adults settled in a circle on the living room floor, their babies perky in their laps, bouncing on nubby legs, or scooting out of reach into a cooing collective in the middle.
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Weaving in and out of the nubby surface, the rhythm of the tree branches shimmer in bleached and ancient light, playing a calligraphic game of hide and seek with rooftops, distance, and us.
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The line includes 40 rugs and pillows in the HGTV star's signature faded palette and on-trend, nubby textures, as well as 110 additional sizes and styles that will be available to shop online.
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Claim to Fame: Mr. Baginskiy is a luxury hatmaker for today's "It" girls and Instagram stars, best known for his hard-brimmed baker boy caps in wool felts, nubby tweeds and other handcrafted materials.
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"I see this as a game — a bizarre, playful game, with elements of Monopoly, chess, go and maybe backgammon," said Mr. Orozco, whose unruly gray hair and nubby wool jacket give him a hip-professor look.
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Case #4: Tatiana The final case take us to Danbury, Connecticut, where we meet 26-year-old Tatiana, who has a nubby bump on her butt — yes, it gets a little PG-13 in the last twenty minutes.
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Just as at Missoni, where the layers of thin black- and white-striped knit miniskirts and thinner undershirts, oversize black-and-white chunky cardigans, and nubby black and white zigzag knit jackets had the ease of the familiar.
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They followed a muscle that attaches to all primates' hands for mobility, but were surprised to find tiny tendons also connecting it to the palm and a nubby bone between the thumb and wrist with a cartilaginous extension.
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Not only is the glove big enough to wash multiple tools at once, it also contains three different nubby textures, since not all brushes are the same size — making it easier to give 'em an effective (an fast!) cleanse.
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It was late fall, and as far as I can recall, Heti, whom I've never met, was wearing a knee-length nubby coat over a long skirt and some practical lace-up shoes, all in varying shades of gray and brown.
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All the cook needs to do is add a few tidbits of something pungent or savory for complexity, and something crunchy or nubby to break up its unrelenting silkiness, for a warming, comforting meal that's not at all hard to make.
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It gets tiring waving at them all—stressed-out, wrinkled accidents of the human form, with white hair, or no hair, or nubby yellow sun visors, grimacing, hunched over their steering wheels, as if they were being chased by men with guns.
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Melania Trump emerged from Air Force One for the Japan leg of her husband's Grand Tour of Asia in a nubby Fendi knit coat that looked like nothing so much as an oversize grandpa cardigan, albeit one with quasi-carnations on the pockets.
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The moon hanging before us was depicted in such close detail — the nubby, scored surface, the creamy rise of the ridges — it actually felt handled, as if the artist had reached out, palmed it like an apple, felt her fingers into its crags.
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Fall is, for better or for worse, the most easily romanticized season, a few precious months offering numerous opportunities to take a good picture: a $6 latte here, a nubby sweater there, an apple-picking excursion-turned-impromptu Instagram photoshoot if you're really feeling it.
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Dr. Lee sits Taylor down and explains that the bump between her butt cheeks is a condition called spinal dysraphism, a condition that occurs when a baby's spinal cord doesn't fuse all the way, leaving a nubby nerve ending which pops out around the bottom.
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A number of sweaters on the runways this season looked like they could have been found at a vintage store; whether in throwback patterns, retro colors or nubby weaves, these were charming knits that seemed more like favorite hand-me-downs than anything new.
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But even more interesting were the nubby sweaters and mid-calf skirts, worn under a grand scarf with dangling fringe, the supple leathers and long thin-knit Martha Graham dresses, all of which spoke softly of a more internal sense of security but wielded a pretty strong punch.
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One model wore a denim jacket pulled over a woolen coat squeezed atop a nubby Aran Island fisherman's sweater that was tucked into a pair of the baggy pants that have been all the rage in Tokyo for a while now and that are slowly making inroads in the West.
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Suits with sweat-pant hems, nubby wools, drop-crotch trousers, quilted gilets, neatly barbered shearling, ski pants, hoodies and boiler suits in what looked to be old teddy-bear pelts (actually cashmere alpaca) were tinted the typically offbeat hues preferred by Mr. Sartori who, like Mr. Pilati, is a master colorist.
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But a few years ago, drawing inspiration from the hand-me-downs of her youth, she tried to make her own version of a garment she had hated having foisted on her as a child: the nubby winter layer well-known to anyone who has stopped by a Patagonia shop.
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TODAY, THE HYDRAULIC has been transformed into a conversation pit furnished with Paulin's Ensemble Dune, a low-slung seating configuration constructed with the hidden wooden armature he invented and upholstered in nubby neutral wool and linen; its 12 sections, which follow the lines of the semi-recumbent human form, fit together seamlessly.
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Rihanna and the the handful of adventurous red carpet celebrities aside, expect to see a lot of attendees combat the challenge by opting for Comme des Garcons motifs rather than the anti-pretty Comme des Garcons spirit: a lot of polka-dotted gowns; red, ruffled dresses; and nubby black skirt suits, in attractive, flattering renditions.
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For example, this collection included a thick cowl-backed camel tunic finished in a fringe of silver feathers at the thigh; wide, high-waist nubby tweed Katharine Hepburn trousers with a shell pink silk jacket tucked inside; and a woven burnished gold coat with two big black patch pockets and a high ruff of curly sheepskin hugging the chin.
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The 20 or so pieces include embroidered pillows; a large solid oak dining table with dark blue patinated steel legs; mirrors and a fireplace made of nubby ceramic; and a pair of oak side chairs with gorgeous custom upholstery by Lesage, the legendary French embroidery house (prices range from $2,500 to $4,500 for pillows to $60,000 for the dining table).
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Despite the neutral palette and uncompromising austerity, the house manages to feel comfortable, thanks to its nubby textiles throughout and the fact that the rooms offer only the necessities: The two guest bedrooms include little more than ipe side tables and matching beds designed by Van Duysen and built by local craftspeople; the master suite on the opposite side is slightly more opulent, with a free-standing stone bathtub in front of a floor-to-ceiling window that frames the undulating hills.
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The firm demolished virtually every aspect of the home but retained that original flow — one that reflected the era's increasingly bourgeois postwar mentality, when nuclear families became the norm — while subtly referencing the groovy period in which the building was erected: Midcentury-style built-ins in brass and eucalyptus and wenge wood now line the hallway, which leads to a "Jetsons"-worthy kitchen with jade green laminate cabinets, geometric cement floor tiles and a customized breakfast nook upholstered in nubby cerulean wool by Raf Simons for Kvadrat.
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James Wilkinson, Benjamin Hawkins, Andrew Pickens, Buckshun Nubby, Mingo Hom Massatubby.
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Bishop violet was a prominent color of Borea's evening wear designs. A nubby woolen, woven with bear's hair, was featured in the designer's sports wear. Her wool daytime frocks had velvet belts and trimmings. Highlights included pine-cone rosettes, which replaced sports buttons.
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Like nearly all of the men on the Robert Bruce, he is very devoted to his captain and shipmates. Nubby - The fierce, one-armed cook of the William Wallace. Drake- The oldest crew member on the William Wallace, and one who adheres closely to the laws of the sea and its superstitions.
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Like nearly all of the men on the Robert Bruce, he is very devoted to his captain and shipmates. Nubby - The fierce, one-armed cook of the Robert Bruce. King George - The German-speaking king of England who speaks very little English. Later known as King George I one of the greediest kings in Britain.
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Nub's Nob is a ski area in Pleasantview Township, Michigan, United States. It is near Harbor Springs. Opened by Norman and Dorie Sarns in 1958 as a small ski hill, it has sprawled out to a fairly large ski destination with ten lifts. The area gets its name from the nickname of founder Norman "Nubby" Sarns.
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Honobia's Choctaw settlement would have appeared similarly. The community is named for O-no-bi-a, Choctaw Indian land allottee.George H. Shirk, Oklahoma Place Names, p. 105; Post Office Site Location Reports, Record Group 28, National Archives The name of the community is pronounced locally “Hoe-nubby.” Following the Choctaw Indians' relocation to the area over the Trail of Tears, and the establishment of the Choctaw Nation there, Honobia became home to a Choctaw settlement.
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