nubble in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Nubble: a small lump or protuberance, often used to indicate a notable feature or location.

The fisherman pointed to the nubble on the rock that marked the best spot for catching crabs.
After the storm, a small nubble of sand was left on the beach, creating a perfect spot for sunbathers.
The artist captured the nubble of the mountain in her painting, highlighting its unique shape against the skyline.
As we hiked, we stumbled upon a nubble of moss-covered stones that formed a natural seating area.
The gardener carefully placed a nubble of soil around the roots of the newly planted tree to ensure its stability.