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knurl

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knurl, nurl
a small ridge, esp one of a series providing a rough surface that can be gripped
knurl [nərl]
(engineering)
To provide a surface, usually a metal, with small ridges or knobs to ensure a firm grip or as a decorative feature.
knur, knurl
A knot or burl, 1 in wood.
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