Knot

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 290
not, n. anything confusedly fastened or twisted, as threads, . a figure the lines, of which are interlaced a bond of union a difficulty a cluster the part of a tree where a branch shoots out an epaulet pad for support- Hite, fat ra«, hit mine Labial ing. burdens carried on the head (oak I.) a division of the log-line, a mile. v.t, to tie in & knot to unite closely*— v.i. to form knots or Joints to knit knots for a fringe \—fr.p knott'-:ng pa.t. and pa p. knott'ed. [A.S. cnotta: Ger. knolen Dan. knude L, nodus for Knot-gra , not'-gras, a common weed or gra , so called from the joints or knots oFits stem. Knotty, not'!, adj. containing knots: hard, rugged difficult, intricate.—?/. Knott'lne .
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