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Discover LudwigIn written English, it is generally considered inappropriate to use the phrase "what a knob" as it is considered vulgar slang.
However, it may be occasionally used in informal contexts, such as in emails among close friends or instant messaging. For example, "Ugh, what a knob, I can't believe he did that!".
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The unusually early finish was also aided by host Richard Madeley who rattled through the 27 awards with practiced aplomb and kept the jokes short and sweet, none sweeter than his followup to a clip from documentary Going Clear of Tom Cruise addressing a Scientology rally: "What a knob".
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This serves both parties well, inspectors can see what a school is actually like but then schools get the chance to demonstrate a "knobs & whistles" inspection.
The area of impact may have varied greatly depending on where the site of impact was, and what the knob was impacting.
At this time, West heard what he recognized as fire from American weapons on a knob to his west.
"I said, 'What's this knob?' And I'm flipping it around and noticing it's going wah-wah as I went from left to right," he recalls.
Frank hastily twists a knob, saying "we just added a Puerto Rican setting, let's see what that does..."...
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"What kills it is this helmet, because I feel fantastic but I know I look like a bit of a knob".
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