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View usage for: (noʊl) Word forms: plural knollscountable nounA knoll is a low hill with gentle slopes and a rounded top. [literary] ...a grassy knoll. ...on Nibley Knoll. Synonyms: hillock, hill, swell, mound More Synonyms of knoll knoll in British English 1 (nəʊl) Derived forms knolly (ˈknolly) adjective Word origin Old English cnoll; compare Old Norse knollr hilltop knoll in British English 2 (nəʊl) noun, verb an archaic or dialect word for knell Derived forms knoller (ˈknoller) noun knoll in American English 1 (noʊl) Word origin ME < OE cnoll, akin to Ger knollen, lump, clod: for IE base see knot 1knoll in American English 2 (noʊl) verb intransitive, verb transitive, noun Examples of 'knoll' in a sentenceknoll `Here lie ten thousand Valari warriors,' I said, looking about the knoll. Definition a small rounded hill a grassy knoll Additional synonymsDefinition a natural elevation of the earth's surface, less high than a mountain They climbed to the top of the hill. Synonyms mount, down (archaic), fell, height, mound, prominence, elevation, eminence, hilltop, tor, knoll, hillock, brae (Scottish), kopje or koppie (South Africa) Definition a very small hill or a mound They carried a single trunk over a tiny hummock of the island. Synonyms hillock, mound, hump, knollDefinition a small natural hill We sat on a grassy mound and had our picnic. Synonyms hill, bank, rise, dune, embankment, knoll, hillock, kopje or koppie (South Africa) - knock-on effect
- knockabout
- knockout
- knoll
- knot
- knotty
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