IPA: /nɒpt/
KK: /nɑpt/
Describing something that has small rounded protuberances or knobs on its surface.
The knopped vase added a unique texture to the room's decor.
The word 'knopped' originates from Middle English 'knoppe', meaning a small rounded protuberance or knob. It is derived from the Old English 'cynpp', which also means a knob or a bud. The suffix '-ed' indicates a past participle form. Thus, 'knopped' refers to something that has been adorned or marked with knobs or rounded projections.
Think of a 'knob' as a small rounded bump, and remember that 'knopped' means something that has been decorated with these rounded features.