necker's knob

1.
chiefly Britishhistoricalraredialectal
- A rare or archaic dialectal term for a small knoblike protuberance on the neck, often used to refer to the laryngeal prominence (Adam's apple).
2.
USUKregionaltoponymic
- A local place-name for a small rounded hill or eminence (a 'knob') associated with a person or family named Necker; used as a toponym in some regions.

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