knar
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Knar — (n[aum]r), n. See {Gnar}. [Obs.] Chaucer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
knar — knar·ry; knar; … English syllables
knar — [när] n. [ME knarre < or akin to LowG knarre, Du knar, a stump, knob, knot < IE * gner : for base see KNEAD] a knot in wood; esp., a bark covered bulge on a tree trunk or root knarred adj … English World dictionary
knar — knarred, knarry, adj. /nahr/, n. a knot on a tree or in wood. [1200 50; ME knarre; c. D knar, LG knarre] * * * … Universalium
knar — [[t]nɑr[/t]] n. bot a knot on a tree or in wood • Etymology: 1200–50; ME knarre; c. MD, MLG knorre knarred, knar′ry, adj … From formal English to slang
knar — n. knot or lump on a tree; knot in wood … English contemporary dictionary
knar — [nα:] noun archaic a knot or protuberance on a tree trunk or root. Origin ME knarre (denoting a rugged rock or stone) … English new terms dictionary
knar — /na/ (say nah) noun a knot on a tree or in wood. {Middle English knarre} –knarred, adjective …
knar — n. a knot or protuberance in a tree trunk, root, etc. Etymology: ME knarre, rel. to MLG, M.Du., MHG knorre knobbed protuberance … Useful english dictionary
knarry — knar·ry … English syllables
