numby

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective numby is

(obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed.

As adjectives the difference between numby and nubby

is that numby is (obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed while nubby is knobbly.

As a phrase nimby

is (chiefly|us|uk).

As an adjective numby is

(obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed.

As a verb numbs

is third-person singular of numb.

As an adjective numby is

somewhat numb; numbed.

As adjectives the difference between nummy and numby

is that nummy is (informal) delicious while numby is (obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed.

As an adverb numbly

is in a numb manner; without feeling.

As an adjective numby is

(obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed.

As an adjective numby

is (obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed.

As a noun nuby is

an article of clothing similar to a scarf or a shawl.

As adjectives the difference between numb and numby

is that numb is without the power of sensation and motion or feeling; insensible while numby is (obsolete) somewhat numb; numbed.

As a verb numb

is to cause to become numb.