- Look up
gnarl in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gnarl may
refer to: A rough,
knotty protuberance,
especially on a tree: Gall, any
abnormal outgrowth...
- was a
local revival in the 1970s. As late as the 1930s
exhibition games of
knur and
spell by
veterans drew
large crowds to the
Rusland Valley in
North Lancashire...
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Josephine Knur is a
former Australian actress recognised for her eight-month
stint as
Lorelei Wilkinson in
television soap
opera Number 96 in 1974.
Knur initially...
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knowledge knuckle knur knurl beknave knap
knead knee
kneel knell knight knit
knock knot know
knurl knackered knaggy knavish knotty known knurly tightknit unbeknown...
- that has a
knurled pattern. The
terms knurl and
knurled are from an
earlier knur ‘knot in wood’ and the
diminutive -le, from
Middle English knaur or knarre...
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Mleczny Człowiek (the
Milky Man),
Kandydat na
Kandydata (Candidate-to-be),
Knur (Hog), Niżarłak (Non-glutton),
Ostatni ****
Polski (the Last
Prick of Poland)...
- Oslo:
Norsk nettleksikon.
Retrieved 28
March 2024. Tunheim, Helga; Hagen,
Knur-Øyvind (30 May 2023). "Ingrid Røynesdal blir ny direktør for Nasjonalmuseet:...
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External videos 5
YouTube videos Knur &
Spell (Explanation of the game of
Knur and
Spell via
commentary in West
Riding dialect)
Yestie (Recital of the...
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including the
Taurus lifetime warranty. The grip is made of
rubber and has a
knurly design.
Taurus implemented the
inbuilt keylock in 1997; it is activated...
- is a
cylindrical scatterable Bulgarian anti-personnel mine, used in the
KNURS-DM 122 mm
rocket fired from the BM-21
vehicle mounted rocket launcher. In...
