What does KNOTS mean?

Parts of Speech:

Knots is a noun.

Definitions:

Knots refer to a fastening made by tying together pieces or ends of string, rope, or cloth. It can also mean a tangled mass of something.

Pronunciations:

US: /nɑts/

UK: /nɒts/

Origin and Usage:

The word "knots" originated from the Old English word "cnotta". The word has been used since the 14th century. Knots are commonly used to fasten or tie things together. The term "knots" is also used to describe tangled masses of things such as hair, cords, cables, and ropes.

Synonyms:

• tie
• bow
• loop
• knob
• node

Related Words:

• knits
• notch
• tonks
• stoke
• smoke

Example Sentences:

• He tied his shoelaces with tight knots.
• The rope was twisted into knots.
• She had knots in her hair after swimming in the sea.