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Webster Dictionary :: Knight-heads
KNIGHT-HEADS, n. In ships, bollard timbers, two pieces of timber rising just wit...
Webster Dictionary :: Knight-errantry
KNIGHT-ER'RANTRY, n. The practice of wandering in quest of adventures; the manne...
Webster Dictionary :: Knight-errant
KNIGHT-ER'RANT, n. [knight and L. errans, erro, to wander.] A wandering knight; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Knight
KNIGHT, n. nite. 1. Originally, a knight was a youth, and young men being employ...
Webster Dictionary :: Knife
KNIFE,n. nife; plu. knives; nives. 1. A cutting instrument with a sharp edge. Kn...
Webster Dictionary :: Knew
KNEW, pret. of know.
Webster Dictionary :: Knell
KNELL, n. nell. Properly, the stroke of a bell; hence,the sound caused by striki...
Webster Dictionary :: Kneepan
KNEE'PAN, n. nee'pan. The round bone on the fore part of the knee.
Webster Dictionary :: Kneeling
KNEE'LING, ppr. nee'ling. Falling on the knees.
Webster Dictionary :: Kneeler
KNEE'LER, n. nee'ler. One who kneels or worships by kneeling.
Webster Dictionary :: Kneel
KNEEL, v.i. neel. To bend the knee; to fall on the knees; sometimes with down. A...
Webster Dictionary :: Kneeholm
KNEE'HOLM, n. nee'home. Kneeholly.
Webster Dictionary :: Kneed
KNEED, a. need. Having knees; as in-kneed, out-kneed. 1. In botany, geniculated;...
Webster Dictionary :: Knee-tribute
KNEE-TRIBUTE, n. nee'tribute. Tribute paid by kneeling; worship or obeisance by ...
Webster Dictionary :: Knee-holly
KNEE-HOLLY, n. nee'holly. A plant of the genus Ruscus.
Webster Dictionary :: Knee-high
KNEE-HIGH, a. nee-hi. Rising to the knees; as water knee-high.
