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Dorset knob

Dorset knob noun: a hard, dry, savoury biscuit traditionally made in Dorset, England, from bread dough containing extra sugar and butter.

Noun

Dorset knob (plural Dorset knobs)

  1. A hard, dry, savoury biscuit traditionally made in Dorset, England, from bread dough containing extra sugar and butter.

Forms of Dorset knob

pluralDorset knobs

Questions about Dorset knob

What does Dorset knob mean?
Dorset knob means a hard, dry, savoury biscuit traditionally made in Dorset, England, from bread dough containing extra sugar and butter.
What part of speech is Dorset knob?
Dorset knob is a noun.
What is the plural of Dorset knob?
The plural of Dorset knob is Dorset knobs.

Words near Dorset knob in the dictionary

  1. Dorset
  2. Dorset button
  3. Dorset buttons
  4. Dorset Down
  5. Dorset Horn
  6. Dorset knob
  7. Dorset knobs
  8. Dorsetian
  9. Dorsetshire
  10. Dorsett
  11. Dorsetts

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