knit
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Verb

1.
textilestr./intr.create fabric by looping yarn with needlestr./intr.
  • She loves to knit scarves during winter.
stitch weave
2.
connectiontr.join things closely and firmly togethertr.
  • The community was knit together by shared values.
interlace intertwine
3.
bonesintr.TECH.heal and grow together after a fractureintr.TECH.
  • The doctor said the bone will knit in six weeks.
fuse heal mend
4.
emotionintr.Raredraw eyebrows together in concentration or worryintr.Rare
  • He knit his brows in deep thought.
furrow scowl

Noun

1.
clothinggarment made by knitting
  • She wore a cozy knit to the party.
cardigan pullover sweater
2.
textilesfabric made by interlocking loops of yarn
  • She wore a scarf made of soft knit..
cloth fabric textile
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Images of knit

  • knit: garment made by knitting
    garment made by knitting
  • knit: fabric made by interlocking loops of yarn
    fabric made by interlocking loops of yarn

Expressions with knit

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create something by interlocking yarn or thread
She decided to knit together a warm scarf.
made with closely woven threads
She wore a tightly knit sweater to stay warm during the winter..
draw eyebrows together in concentration or worry
She knit her brows in deep thought.
draw eyebrows together in concentration or disapproval
She knit her eyebrows in confusion.
show confusion or disapproval by frowning
You knit your brows at his excuse, clearly unconvinced.
show concern or disapproval by frowning
She knit her brow when she heard the bad news.

Origin of knit

Old English, cnyttan (to tie)

Terms with knit included in their meaning

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knit top
sweater with a V-shaped neckline
tightadj.
friendship
intimately friendly or close-knit
fabric
material with a diamond-shaped knit
loyal group
close-knit group with strong loyalty and secrecy
workplace
company with a small, tight-knit group of employees
crafts
knitting pattern with alternating knit and purl stitches
clothing
knit cap for warmth in cold weather
informal
tight-knit group of people with common interests

Examples of knit in a sentence

  • He learned to knit during the long winter evenings.
  • The two companies knit their resources for the project.
  • Their friendship was knit by shared experiences.
  • Her fractured arm began to knit slowly.
  • The bones will knit without surgical intervention.
  • She knit her brows, puzzled by the question.

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  1. French:tricoter, tricot, ...
  2. German:stricken, Strickstück, ...
  3. Italian:intrecciare, maglia, ...
  4. Spanish:tejer, tejido, ...
  5. Portuguese:tricotar, malha, ...
  6. Chinese:编织, 针织衫, ...
  7. Japanese:編む, ニット, ...
  8. Arabic:حاكَ, قِطْعَةٌ مَحْبوكَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִסְרוֹג, סְרִיג, ...
  10. Russian:вязать, вязаный свитер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:в'язати, в'язаний одяг, ...
  12. Hindi:बुनना, बुना हुआ वस्त्र, ...
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