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knot

noun as in bow, loop

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noun as in lump; crowd

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verb as in weave, complicate

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The wind suddenly picked up to 50 knots and the Nunalik started dragging.

I can see knots under the skin in the bends of his arm.

The idea of both parties waiting to build a career or wealth before tying the knot is called a capstone model of marriage.

The issue of immigration—which is now voters’ number-one concern in the U.K.—has tied the Labour government in knots.

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