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knitting

[nit-ing] / ˈnɪt ɪŋ /


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Eventually she regained the use of her arms and legs enough to be able to move about with assistance, though her hands would never again hold her crochet hook or knitting needles.

From Literature

They brought books, knitting, thermoses of coffee or something more muscular.

From Los Angeles Times

My middle sister, Celia, sat on the wall of the yard, knitting a shawl.

From Literature

It would make other things difficult—holding my toothbrush, knitting, eating fries—but I’d adapt.

From Literature

This gives me a chance to read or watch a show, get down on the floor for a short workout, spend some time knitting, or eat a leisurely breakfast.

From The Wall Street Journal