knobbyrod

noun
UK /ˈnɒbi rɒd/
US /ˈnɑːbi rɑːd/

A knobbyrod is a stick with lots of little bumps on it.

The old wizard leaned on his knobbyrod as he walked down the path.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rod or pole covered with small rounded protrusions, often used as a tool or handle.

He used a knobbyrod to stir the thick paint.

3. A playful term for a bumpy or uneven walking stick.

Grandpa carved a knobbyrod from a fallen branch.

4. A decorative rod with knob-like ornaments at intervals.

The curtain hung from a knobbyrod above the window.