Associations to the word «Knoll»
Noun
- Wharton
- Valley
- Grassland
- Hut
- Mount
- Woods
- Foliage
- Hillside
- Lookout
- Hash
- Dun
- Sortie
- Spur
- Shrub
- Limestone
- Moor
- Hammond
- Horseman
- Cliff
- Flank
- Kennedy
- Jasper
- Hilltop
- Forest
- Heather
- Pharmaceutical
- Trot
- Plain
- Mortar
- Duane
- Ml
- Acre
- Woodland
- Hans
- Sentinel
- Registry
- Burrow
- Elevation
- Granite
- Grave
- Vermont
- Beyond
- Va
- Mansion
- Subdivision
- Boulder
- Artillery
- Moss
- Winchester
- Oboe
- Ipswich
- Maple
- Peninsula
- Rolling
- Creek
- Hayes
- Trail
- Barrow
- Laboratory
- Shore
- Baker
- Height
- Sunset
- Glide
- East
- Trench
- Brush
- Furnishing
- West
- Carbonate
- Extremity
- Brady
- Elk
Adjective
Wiktionary
KNOLL, noun. A small mound or rounded hill.
KNOLL, noun. A knell.
KNOLL, verb. To ring (a bell) mournfully; to knell.
KNOLL, verb. To sound, like a bell; to knell.
KNOLL, verb. To arrange related objects in parallel or at 90 degree angles.
Dictionary definition
KNOLL, noun. A small natural hill.
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