knacker
knacker 1. कबाड़ी knacker 1. थकना{inf.} "The long journey knackers me."

knackered
knackered 1. थक~कर~चूर~होना{inf.} "He is knackered after playing tennis."

knackersyard
knacker's-yard 1. घोड़ो~का~मारने~का~स्थान, कबाड़ी~का~स्थान "This business is going nowhere but the knackers's-yard."

knapsack
knapsack 1. पीठ~का~थैला "He quickly put it away in his knapsack."

knave
knave 1. बेईमान "I have never said that he was a knave."

knead
knead 1. गूँदना "Knead the dough." 2. मसाज़~करना

knee
knee 1. घुटना "She has a pain in her knees." knee 1. धक्का~देना "She kneed to open the door."

kneecap
kneecap 1. चपनी{घुटने~का} "He had his kneecap operated upon recently."

kneehigh
knee-high 1. घुटनो~के~ऊपर "Grass is growing at knee-high in my garden."

kneejerk
knee-jerk 1. बिना~सोचे "She always has a knee-jerk response."

kneel
kneel 1. घुटने~टेकना "She askmed him to kneel so that the crown could be put on his head." 2. घुटने~के~बल~बैठना "He kneeled down and begged her forgiveness."

kneelength
knee-length 1. घुटनो~तक "She wears knee-length skirt." "*"knees-up"" "It was a knees-up type of party."

knell
knell 1. घण्टा "He knew that the bell sounded his death knell."

knew
knew 1. जानना "He acted as if he knew of the affair beforehand."

knickerbockers
knickerbockers 1. नेकर{खास~किस्म~का} "Since when have you started wearing Knickerbockers. "

knickers
knickers 1. नेकर "There is no need to get your knickers in a twist."

knickknack
knick-knack 1. दिखावटी~गहने "She has lots of knick-knack."

knife
knife 1. चाकू "The knife is very sharp." knife 1. चाकू~से~मारना "Dacoits knifed him yesterday night."

knifeedge
knife-edge 1. चाकू~की~धार "They made him sit on the knife's edge."

knifepoint
knife-point 1. चाकू~की~नोंक "They were made to part with all their valuables at knife-point."

knight
knight 1. योद्धा, सामन्त "There are still some knights in this world for those who beleive." 2. शतरंज~का~घोड़ा

knighterrant
knight-errant 1. परिभ्रामी, योद्धा

knighthood
knighthood 1. सामन्त~की~उपाधि "It was not long before he attained knighthood."

knightly
knightly 1. वीरोचित "He had a certain knightly bearing that was regal and elegant."

knit
knit 1. बुनाई "The knit of this sweater is very fine." knit 1. बुनना "She knitted a sweater." "I bought knitted sweater from the shop."

knitter
knitter 1. बुनने~वाला "She is a very good knitter."

knitting
knitting 1. बुनना "She likes knitting."

knittingneedle
knitting-needle 1. बुनने~की~सलाई "Do you have knitting-needles?"

knitwear
knitwear 1. बुने~हुये~कपड़े "She is going to market to buy knitwears for her children."

knob
knob 1. घुंडी "The door has a nice knob."

knobbly
knobbly 1. गाँठदार "The old woman had knobbly fingers with strange rings."

knock
knock 1. दस्तक "There was a knock on the door in the dead of the night." 2. आघात "The sudden knock floored him." knock 1. दस्तक देना "Somebody is knocking on the door." 2. ठोकर लगाना "He knocked the glass clear across the room." ""knock-about","Adj","1.घुमक्कड़"" "That was a knock-about comedy."

knockdown
knock-down 1. बिना~जुड़ी~हुई~अवस्था "The kits were received in knock-down condition." knock-down 1. नीचे~गिराना "He knocked it down with a stick."

knocker
knocker 1. कुंडी "He had apparently broken the knocker in his haste."

knocking someone with a feather
Knocking someone with a feather 1. किसी~को~भयभीत~करना "On hearing the news he was so disturbed that you could knock him with a feather."

knockkneed
knock-kneed 1. पैरों~में~दोष "It is very sad for him to be knock-kneed."

knockon
knock-on 1. ??? "This industrial dispute will have long term knock-on effects."

knockout
knock-out 1. अचेत~या~पछाड़~कर~देने~वाला~प्रहार "The boxing bout ended in a knock-out." knockout 1. निराकरण~प्रतियोगिता~का "The championship has entered into the knockout stage." knock-out 1. अचेत~या~पछाड़~देने~वाला "It was the knock-out beer that did him in." "That was a knock-out blow by Mike Tyson."

knockup
knock-up 1. अभ्यास~गेंद~बल्ले~से "We decided to have a quick knock-up before the match could get underway."

knoll
knoll 1. टीला "A crow is sitting on that knoll."

knot
knot 1. गाँठ "She is having number of knots in her ribbon." "His stomach was in knots." "Their muscles stood out in knots." 2. समुद्री~मील "The ship is moving at the speed of 30 knots per hour." 3. समूह "A small knot of women listened to his sermon." knot 1. गाँठ~लगना "Tie a knot to the string." 2. बाँधना "Knot the strings tightly to one another." 3. उलझाना "The strange question had him all in knots."

knotty
knotty 1. जटिल "That is a knotty question to pose."

know
know 1. जानना "I want to know who is winning the game." "I know that the President lied to the people." "She knows how to knit." "Galileo knew that the earth moves around the sun." "I know that I left the key on the table." "We know this movie." "His greed knew no limits." "This student knows her irregular verbs." "I know Latin." "Adam knew Eve." "The child knows right from wrong." "I know this voice."

knowall
know-all 1. सब~कुछ~जानने~वाला "She professes to be a know-all in all such matters."

knowhow
know-how 1. ज्ञान{कैसे~किया~जाये~इस~बात~का} "We are getting the know-how for this project from Germany."

knowing
knowing 1. जानकार "He is a knowing collector of rare books." "It was a knowing attempt to defraud." "She gave me a knowing look when I mentioned about him." knowing 1. जानना "There is a big difference in knowing and understanding." knowing 1. जानते~हुये "Knowing all the facts I will not hold this against you."

knowingly
knowingly 1. जानबूझकर "She knowingly threw her doll into the water."

knowledgable
knowledgable 1. जानकार, विद्वान "He is an extreemly knowledgable person in his field." "There was a knowledgeable audience in the conference." "He is a knowledgeable critic."

knowledge
knowledge 1. जानकारी "It was not in my knowledge that you are changing the job." 2. ज्ञान "Basic knowledge of mathematics is a must for all children."

known
known 1. विदित "He is a musician known throughout the world." "It is a known quantity of milk." "the limits of the known world" 2. जाना हुआ "He is a known criminal." known 1. ज्ञात होना "Bhagvat Gita is known to every one." "Now-a-days, computer is known to a common man."

knuckle
knuckle 1. उँगली~की~गाँठ "I knocked the door with my knuckles." 2. घुटने~या~टखने~का~जोड़{जानवरों~में} "The Horse was rapped on his knuckles by the rider." knuckle 1. ठुनका~मारना, ठुनकाना "He was hit hard on the knuckles by the duster."

knuckledown
knuckle-down 1. झुकना "If you want to pass that exam you will have to knuckle-down to some" "hard study."

knuckleduster
knuckle-duster 1. लोहे~का~दस्ताना "They have got some interesting knuckle-dusters on display at the museum."

knuckleunder
knuckle-under 1. झुकना "It is important to never knuckle-under to threats."