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KNAP'PLE, v.i. nap'ple. To break off with an abrupt sharp noise.
KNAP'SACK, n. nap'sack. A soldier's bag, carried on his back, and containing nec...
KNAP'WEED, n. nap'weed. A plant of the genus Centaurea, so called probably from ...
KN`AR, n. n`ar. A knot in wood.
KN`ARLED, a. Knotted. [See Gnarled .]
KN`ARRY, a. Knotty.
KNAVE, n. nave. 1. A boy; a man-child. 2. A servant. 3. A false deceitful fellow...
KNA'VERY, n. na'very. Dishonesty; deception in traffick; trick; petty villainy; ...
KNA'VISH, a. na'vish. Dishonest; fraudulent; as a knavish fellow, or a knavish t...
KNA'VISHLY, na'vishly. Dishonestly; fraudulently. 1. Waggishly; mischievously.
KNA'VISHNESS, n. na'vishness. The quality or habit of knavery; dishonesty.
KNAW'EL, n. naw'el. A species of plant.
KNEAD, v.t. nead. To work and press ingredients into a mass, usually with the ha...
KNE'ADED, pp. ne'aded. Worked and pressed together.
KNE'ADING, ppr. ne'ading. Working and mixing into a well mixed mass.
KNE'ADING-TROUGH, n. ne'ading-trauf. A trough or tray in which dough is worked a...