Associations to the word «Knut»
Noun
- Norwegian
- Nils
- Gunnar
- Henrik
- Pedersen
- Harald
- Oslo
- Pieter
- Anders
- Lars
- Erik
- Og
- Trondheim
- Andersen
- Och
- Sickle
- Valle
- Posse
- Olaf
- Nilsson
- Ole
- Olsen
- Swedish
- Axel
- Norway
- Hansen
- Schubert
- Nielsen
- Johan
- Rasmussen
- Fiddle
- Jens
- Nobel
- Bassoon
- Canoeing
- Sven
- Fiddler
- Zoo
- Larsen
- Cecilia
- Berg
- Karin
- Bergen
- Andreas
- Schmidt
- Danish
- Av
- Lund
- Economist
- Stockholm
- Ingrid
- Skier
- Bach
- Halle
- Hunger
- Classics
- Jensen
- Magnus
- Theodor
- Odin
- Dreamer
- Sweden
- Rune
- Til
- Uppsala
- Dahl
- Laureate
- Macmillan
- Ut
- Volvo
- Saxophonist
- Hermann
- Trio
- Larson
- Albrecht
- Karl
- Enclosure
- Cub
- Jan
- Quintet
- Claimant
- Jon
- Berger
- Skater
- Harmonica
- Hans
- Choir
- Novelist
- Maximilian
- Holland
Adverb
Wiktionary
KNUT, noun. (archaic) (informal) (Edwardian) An idle upper-class man-about-town
Dictionary definition
KNUT, noun. King of Denmark and Norway who forced Edmund II to divide England with him; on the death of Edmund II, Canute became king of all England (994-1035).
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