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Definition of granny knot in English: granny knotnoun A reef knot with the ends crossed the wrong way and therefore liable to slip. Example sentencesExamples - Cut it off about 2 feet beyond the top bar, and tie this loose end with a granny knot that will come out easily later.
- Park, a keen sailor, told the trial he did not use granny knots, of which there were some on the body ropes.
- It was a process a bit like tying a granny knot: twisting one edge of the sausage rope into a loop, then threading the other end through, looping it, and twisting again.
- Blow the balloon up to a normal size and knot the end tight with a granny knot.
- The procedure doesn't distinguish, for example, between the granny knot and the square knot even though it is impossible to deform one into the other.
- A double turn blood knot will do the trick, or tie a few granny knots in the tail link.
Definition of granny knot in US English: granny knotnounˈɡranē nätˈɡræni nɑt A square knot with the ends crossed the wrong way and therefore liable to slip or jam. Example sentencesExamples - Blow the balloon up to a normal size and knot the end tight with a granny knot.
- The procedure doesn't distinguish, for example, between the granny knot and the square knot even though it is impossible to deform one into the other.
- A double turn blood knot will do the trick, or tie a few granny knots in the tail link.
- Park, a keen sailor, told the trial he did not use granny knots, of which there were some on the body ropes.
- Cut it off about 2 feet beyond the top bar, and tie this loose end with a granny knot that will come out easily later.
- It was a process a bit like tying a granny knot: twisting one edge of the sausage rope into a loop, then threading the other end through, looping it, and twisting again.
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