knop

[nop]

noun

1. a small knob or similar rounded protuberance, especially for ornament.

knop

/ nɒp /

noun

1. archaic,  a knob, esp an ornamental one

Word History and Origins

Origin of knop¹

1325–75; Middle English; Old English cnop; cognate with Dutch knop, German Knopf

Word History and Origins

Origin of knop¹

C14: from Germanic; compare Middle Dutch cnoppe bud, Old High German knopf

Example Sentences

The findings add to mounting concerns about how artificial light harms wildlife, says Eva Knop, an ecologist at the University of Zürich.

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The mayor of Zele, Hans Knop, said a link between the theft and the pastor’s theory about the painting was plausible.

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The patrol says the crash happened Tuesday afternoon when Knop’s northbound Chevrolet Malibu crossed into the southbound lanes of Missouri 51 in Perry County and collided with the oncoming rig.

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Knop died at the scene, and Lindenberg was pronounced dead at a hospital.

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“I got a text from Lizzy saying, ‘This is not a dress code violation and I feel completely attacked,’” said Ms. Knop.

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