Knokke, v. knock; Knokketh, pr. s. B. 1403; Knokked, 1 pt. s. knocked, R. 534; pt. s. B 3721; Knokkeden, pt. pl. knocked for admission, beat, 4. 84; Knokke, imp. s. A 3432.
Knokkinge, s. knocking, I 1055.
Knoppe, s. bud, R. 1702; Knoppes, pl. 1080, 1675, 1683, 1691.
Knotte, s. knot, difficulty, B 5. p 3. 22; gist of a tale, F 401, 407. A.S. cnotta.
Knotteles, adj. without a knot, T. v. 769.
Knotty, adj. covered with knots, A 1977; full of knots, R. 927, 988.
Knowe, dat. knee, T. ii. 1202; Knowes, pl. knees, T. iii. 1592 n; B 1719, F 1025. A.S. cnēow, dat. cnēowe, pl. cnēowas. See Knee.
Knowe, v. know, A 382, I 115; Knowen, v. 3. 120, I 116; Knowestow, thou knowest, A 3156, B 367; Knowen, 2 pr. pl. B 128; Knowe, 2 pr. s. subj. T. iii. 407; Knewe, 2 pt. s. knewest, 10. 21; Knew, pt. s. A 240, F 131; Knewe, 1 pt. s. subj. could know, F 466; Knewe, pt. pl. 9. 23; D 1341; Knewe, pt. s. subj. were to know, R. 282; L. 801; Knowen, pp. known, L. 421; HF. 1736; E 689; made known, shown, B 2702; Knowe, pp. known, L. 1382; B 890, 955, F 215.
Knoweliche, s. knowledge, B 1220. The correct spelling is knowlechè, which is trisyllabic; see cnawleche in Stratmann.
Knower, s. one who has cognisance, B 4. p 4. 168 (L. cognitor).