Knablick (noun)
nab-lik
A small piece or lump of something; (Lancashire) a lump of coal.
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Tim Bobbin’ (1708–1786), satirist and caricaturist (real name John Collier). Apparently originally from knob + -le + -ock.
Example sentences
“… small knablicks at her feet.”
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