Part 472 (1/2)

_To_ KNEE, _v a_

1 To press doith the knees, Ang

2 To bend into an angular for

3 The wind is said _to knee corn_, when it breaks it down so that it strikes root by the stalk, Ang

Isl _kny-a_, adigere; _hneig-ia_, flectere

KNEEF, KNEIF, _adj_ Active, alert, S

_Ross_

Isl _knaef-r_, Dan _knov_, robustus

~Kniefly~, _adv_ With vivacity, S

_Ferguson_

KNEEF, _adj_ Arduous, Aberd

Su G _knapp_, difficult, strait

KNEE-ILL, _s_ A disease of cattle, affecting their joints, S

KNEEshi+P

V ~Knawshi+p~

KNEEVICK, _adj_ Griping, Fife

Isl _hnyf-a_, to grasp with the fist

KNEWEL, KNOOL, _s_ A wooden pin in the end of a halter for holding by

_To hadd the knewel_, to hold the reins, Ang

Belg _knevel_, a knot; _knevel-en_, to pinion

KNIBLE, _adj_ Nimble, S B

_Ross_