Did you perhaps mean knots?
Definitions
Etymologies
- Probably the same word as nit a louse's egg. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Making mathematical knits is another sub-set of this trend.”
“The woman who knits is thinking sadly of the glad days of peace, now unhappily gone by, when she was so sure it was her duty to bring children into the world.”
“The line is primarily based on separates such as knits, cotton shirting and blazers," outlined Schaefer; who praised the "bright hues, original prints and ... distinctive vision.”
“Home Sweet Home is patriotic song about how lucky you are to be raised the right way and have a place to call your home, this kind of knits this album together, Blake is singing about things he believes and his home is one of them.”
“Second, this particle size "knits" together effectively over the summer season, making it a more stable medium for withstanding the ravages of winter weather.”
“Sun-Star Paper StitchLock Zn. One of the coolest items in J-List's history is the Sun-Star Paper StitchLock Zn, the super heavy-duty paper stitcher that takes sheets of paper and "knits" them together so you never need staples.”
“We all sit in silence for a minute while Mrs. Brown knits, taking careful sips of our tea.”
“There was no color portrait of him next to the mail-order double knits and shoes.”
“She likes cottons with a little stretch and flowing quality—jersey knits are a favorite—so that her movements aren't constricted.”
The Wall Street Journal: Kitchen Couture When Cooking for Guests
“She runs her own graphic design business and also practices yoga, knits, and collects vintage coats.”
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GHibbs As a plural only noun. Knitted clothes. 'When the weather gets cold we get out our knits.' Sep 7, 2011