Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Knack

Knackv.to bite, make a quick noise, talk fine

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Knack (2)

Knackn.dexterity, art, a nice trick, toy, top

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Knacker

Knackern.a maker of knacks, a collarmaker

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Knag

Knagn.a hard knot in wood, stump, wart

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Knaggy

Knaggya.knotty, rough with knots, very hard

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Knap

Knapn.a swelling, prominence, tuft, hill

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Knap (2)

Knap, or Knapplev.to bite, snap, break short

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Knapsack

Knapsackn.a soldier's bag or pouch

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Knapweed

Knapweedn.a plant of different kinds

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Knar

Knar, or Knurlen.a hard knot of wood

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Knave

Knaven.a petty rascal, scoundrel, card, servant

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Knavery

Knaveryn.low dishonesty, petty villany, deceit

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Knavish

Knavisha.dishonest, fraudulent, waggish

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Knavishly

Knavishlyad.dishonestly

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Knavishness

Knavishnessn.dishonesty, deceit, waggishness

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Knawel

Knaweln.a species of plant

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Knead

Kneadv.t.to work or mix dough with the hand

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Kneadingtrough

Kneadingtroughn.a trough to work paste in

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Knee

Kneen.the joint between the leg and thigh

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Knee (2)

Kneev.t.to put knees, to entreat by keeling

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Kneedeep

Kneedeepa.rising up or sunk down to the knees

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Kneehigh

Kneehigha.to or as high as the knee

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Kneel

Kneelv.to bend the knee, to rest on the knee

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Kneetribute

Kneetributen.obeisance shown by kneeling

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Knell

Knelln.the found made by tolling a bell

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Knife

Knifen. pl.knives, a steel, utensil to cut with

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Knight

Knightn.a title of honor;v.t.to create a knight