Definition

A knot or bump found on a tree or in wood.

Example

The carpenter carefully removed the knar from the piece of wood before shaping it.

Conversation

Have you ever noticed that knar on that old oak tree in the park?

Yeah, it looks really interesting, almost like art.

I wonder how long it takes for a tree to develop a knar like that.

Probably many years, but it definitely adds character to the tree.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'knar' originates from Old English 'cnear', meaning a knot or a gnarled tree. It refers specifically to a twisted or knotted part of a tree or wood.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'knot' in wood when you hear 'knar' — it helps you remember that 'knar' refers to a twisted or gnarled part of a tree.

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