IPA: /ˈnɜrli/
KK: /nɜrli/
Having many knots or twists; very twisted or tangled.
The knurliest branches of the tree made it difficult to climb.
Comparative: knurlier
Superlative: knurliest
Knurliest → The word 'knurliest' is derived from 'knurly' (from the Middle English 'knurly', meaning twisted or curled) with the suffix '-est' (indicating the superlative form). The term 'knurliest' describes something that is the most twisted or curled in appearance.
Think of 'knurly' as describing something that is 'twisted' or 'curled', and remember that 'knurliest' means the most twisted or curled.
No commonly confused words.