What does k**b mean?

[Puccini]

Having learnt English as a foreign language, my knowledge of "profanities" is a bit lacunoso (patchy). Am I guessing correcttly that k**b stands for knob in the context of "Ms Burley was broadcasting live from Aberdeen when heckled and called one campaigner a 'k**b' on air" in this news article?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2759464/Sky-News-anchor-Kay-Burley-calls-Yes-Scotland-campaigner-k-b-live-air-tried-hit-cameraman-stick.html

Edited September 17, 2014 by Puccini

[sustento]

Yes it means knob. The Daily Mail thinks it might offend your Grandma if it prints the word in full

[AyG]

If you're not familiar with English profanities, might I humbly suggest that you peruse the classic reference work on the subject, Roger's Profanisaurus, published by Fulchester University Press.

http://hudsoncress.net/hudsoncress.org/html/library/dictionaries/Roger%60s%20Profanisaurus.pdf

[champers]

And here's another one for you. Kay Burley = t**t.

[mrtoad]

If you're not familiar with English profanities, might I humbly suggest that you peruse the classic reference work on the subject, Roger's Profanisaurus, published by Fulchester University Press.

http://hudsoncress.net/hudsoncress.org/html/library/dictionaries/Roger%60s%20Profanisaurus.pdf

A highly recommended read indeed.