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knit
verb
-
knit
,
knitting
,
knits
,
knitted
to
make
a
garment
or
piece
of
fabric
by
looping
yarn
or
thread
together
with
long
pointed
needles
.
•
My
aunt
knit
a
pair
of
mittens
for
me
last
winter
.
My
aunt
knit
a
pair
of
mittens
for
me
last
winter
.
•
Do
you
knit
your
own
socks
?
Do
you
knit
your
own
socks
?
From
Middle
English
knitten
,
from
Old
English
cnyttan
or
cnyttan
(
'to
knot
with
a
knot'
),
related
to
Dutch
knuten
and
German
knüpfen
.
verb
-
knit
,
knitting
,
knits
,
knitted
(
of
broken
bones
or
parts
of
the
body
)
to
grow
or
join
together
to
form
a
whole
during
healing
.
•
The
doctor
said
the
fracture
should
knit
well
.
The
doctor
said
the
fracture
should
knit
well
.
•
Her
fractured
leg
bone
has
finally
knit
after
months
.
Her
fractured
leg
bone
has
finally
knit
after
months
.
From
Middle
English
knitten
,
from
Old
English
cnyttan
or
cnyttan
(
'to
knot
with
a
knot'
),
related
to
Dutch
knuten
and
German
knüpfen
.
noun
-
knit
,
knitting
,
knits
,
knitted
fabric
or
a
garment
made
by
knitting
.
•
This
knit
is
very
soft
and
warm
.
This
knit
is
very
soft
and
warm
.
•
She
prefers
knit
dresses
in
winter
.
She
prefers
knit
dresses
in
winter
.
From
Middle
English
knitten
,
from
Old
English
cnyttan
or
cnyttan
(
'to
knot
with
a
knot'
),
related
to
Dutch
knuten
and
German
knüpfen
.
knit
knit
