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The bumps on the back of a knife, often referred to as a "spine" or "jimping," serve various purposes. They can provide grip and control for the user's thumb when applying pressure during cutting tasks. Additionally, these textured areas can enhance safety by preventing the hand from slipping onto the blade. Some knives may also feature them for aesthetic purposes or as part of the overall design.

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