KNAVE, _s._ boy, servant-lad, page, R. 886; A 3431, B 474, 1500, C 666; man-servant, servant, L. 1807, 2366, 2371; D 1779, E 1302; peasant, D 1190, I 188; Knave child, male child, B 715, 722, E 444, 447, 612; Knaves, _pl._ lads, B 3087; servants, A 2728. A.S. _cnafa_. KNAVISH, _adj._ rude, H 205. KNEDE, _v._ knead, A 4094; Kneden, _pp._ kneaded, R. 217. KNEDING-TROGH, _s._ kneading-trough, A 3548, 3620. KNEDING-TUBBES, _pl._ kneading-tubs, A 3564, 3594. KNEE, _s._ knee, L. 455; A 391; _sette him on his knee_, knelt down, D 2120; Kne[:e]s, _pl._ A 1103. See KNOWE. KNELE, _v._ kneel, T. iii. 962; Knelest, _2 pr. s._ 16. 43; Kneled, _pt. s._ kneeled, A 897; Kneled, _pt. pl._ knelt, L. 295; Kneling, _pres. pt._ L. 117; Kneleth, _imp. pl._ T. iii. 965. KNELINGES, _s. pl._ kneelings, I 1055. KNET, KNETTE; see KNITTE. KNETTINGE, _s._ chain, B 5. p 1. 24. Lit. 'knitting.' See KNITTINGES. KNEW, KNEWE; see KNOWE. KNIGHT, _s._ knight, R. 1205; A 43; servant (of God), G 353. KNIGHTHOD, _s._ knighthood, 4. 75; T. v. 1591; Knighthede, A 2789; Knighthode, _dat._ B 3832. KNIGHTLY, _adv._ bravely, L. 2085. KNITTE, _ger._ to knit, I 47; Knette, _v._ (Kentish), join, 4. 183; 5. 438; Knittest, _2 pr. s. refl._ joinest (thyself), art in conjunction, B 307; _2 pr. s._ B 3. m 9. 18; Knetteth, _pr. s._ (Kentish), knits together, T. iii. 1748; Knit, _pp._ L. 89, B 3224; conjoined, 5. 381; agreed, F 1230; wedded, F 986; joined in love, 4. 50; Knet, _pp._ (Kentish), knit, R. 1397; fixed, 5. 628; Knit forth, _imp. s._ sum up, gather up, B 4. p 2. 84. A.S. _cnyttan_. KNITTINGES, _pl._ connections, B 3. m 3. 12. See KNETTINGE. KNOBBES, _pl._ knobs, large pimples, A 633. KNOK, _s._ knock, B 4504. 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. _cn[=e]ow_, dat. _cn[=e]owe_, pl. _cn[=e]owas_. 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 _knowlech[`e]_, which is trisyllabic; see _cnawleche_ in Stratmann.