knitted
[ nit-id ]
/ ˈnɪt ɪd /
adjective
made by knitting, as a cloth article: a knitted bedspread.
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knit
[ nit ]
/ nɪt /
verb (used with object), knit·ted or knit, knit·ting.
verb (used without object), knit·ted or knit, knit·ting.
noun
Origin of knit
before 1000; Middle English knitte, Old English cnyttan to tie; cognate with German knütten; see knot1
OTHER WORDS FROM knit
knit·ta·ble, adjectiveknit·ter, nounpre·knit, verb (used with object), pre·knit·ted or pre·knit, pre·knit·ting.re·knit, verb, re·knit·ted or re·knit, re·knit·ting.Dictionary.com Unabridged
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British Dictionary definitions for knitted
knit
/ (nɪt) /
verb knits, knitting, knitted or knit
to make (a garment, etc) by looping and entwining (yarn, esp wool) by hand by means of long eyeless needles (knitting needles) or by machine (knitting machine)
to join or be joined together closely
to draw (the brows) together or (of the brows) to come together, as in frowning or concentrating
(of a broken bone) to join together; heal
noun
- a fabric or garment made by knitting
- (in combination)a heavy knit
Derived forms of knit
knittable, adjectiveknitter, nounWord Origin for knit
Old English cnyttan to tie in; related to Middle Low German knütten to knot together; see knot 1
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