nubbin

The charity said Knobble's nickname was due to a "knobbly nubbin" on top of his dorsal fin.

Then continue, as “impossibly, without anyone moving him, he bent forward and climbed unsteadily onto his little nubbin legs. The empty sleeve of his puppet hole hung behind him like a tail.”

This month, 192 giant lasers blasted a small cylinder about the size of a pencil eraser that contained a frozen nubbin of hydrogen encased in diamond.

It’s a tough pangram, and the answer list had “incubi,” “nubbin,” “bluebell,” “leucine” and “nucleic.”

The settings with vibration are still pretty strong, so you’d be limited to two patterns where the nubbin moves around mimicking a tongue without vibrating.