KNOCKIN’-ON—Getting forward (hem!). We’re knockin on.
KNOCKIN’-OFF—Giving over. Ye’ll be knockin off siun.
KNOCKT—Done. Oh, he’s knockt anytime.
KNOCK-KNEED, KEY-LEGGED—This izzant t’ spot ta pick fun oot o’ anybody’s misfortune, but they mun be set doon wi’ t’ rest.
KNODDEN—Wait while Ah’ve knodden. She was biaken, seea ye may guess what it means.
KNOP—A bud. T’ rosy-tree’s i’ knop. A door handle. T’ door knop’s lowse. A tub ’at women fooak wesh clias in. Full t’ knop, an’ set clias ta soffen. Head. T’ barn knop’s sair. Ah catch’t mi knop ower t’ stee.
KNOT, KNUT—Top o’ t’ heed. T’ ladies’ word fer their way ov hair dressen.
KNOT—A “lumpy” hill in a chain of hills—e.g., Helmside Knot, Hard Knot, Arnsid’ Knot, Benson Knot.
KNOTTY-TOMMIES—Boilt milk wi’ t’ haver meal thrown in i’ hanfuls. It comes oot i’ lumps as big as a cock-heed, an’ as sweet as a nut.
KNOWE—A rounded hill. We went ta t’ top o’ t’ knowe.