English to Esperanto Meaning of nib - nib

Nib :
nib

haroj, nubo, kablo

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Definitions of nib in English
Noun(1) the writing point of a pen(2) horny projecting mouth of a bird
Examples of nib in English
(1) His nib catches the paper's grain and a small blot spreads.(2) A technological marvel, each pen has a little pumping heart that delivers just the correct amount of ink to the tip of the nib - brilliant.(3) At this, Ian pressed his pen so hard into the surface of the paper that he broke his nib .(4) Having discovered through the internet that members of her family invented the pen nib and founded Birmingham University, Leggatt can easily appreciate the lure of the unknown.(5) An angled nib means the writer can always see the writing - a particular boon for left-handers - and the hand stays in a better position, the inventor claims.(6) It may have inspired the design of the post-quillian nib .(7) Winston fitted a nib into the penholder and sucked it to get the grease off.(8) The awards had branched out into so many categories over the years, including Online, and the nib was a reminder of the Walkley's history, the pen, or, more accurately print journalism.(9) Was given a pen, by a pen shop - Elephant and Coral - who feel that authors should get nice pens (this was a Pilot pen with the nib carved out of the barrel, and looks like it will be a lovely thing to write with).(10) I like pens that you have to twist to get the nib out.(11) Add the cocoa nibs and 5-spice powder while stirring constantly to coat.(12) A packet of nibs at 1/3 and a bottle of ink at 6d are also listed.(13) I could never draw with a steel quill worth a damn, so I kept a pot of ink and a couple of nibs above my mouse.(14) Future projects include continuing a series of line drawings using pens with increasingly finer and finer nibs .(15) I was forever dismantling the nibs and washing them in the sink and finding ink blots on my shirts.(16) When she asked what it was, I responded ÔÇÿHomemade marshmallows, roasted peanuts and cocoa nibs enrobed in dark chocolateÔÇÖ, a dark mood crossed her face.
Related Phrases of nib
(1) pen nib ::
plumo nib
Synonyms
Noun
1. bill ::
beko
2. pecker ::
Pecker
3. beak ::
beko
4. neb ::
neb
Different Forms
nib, nibs
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