knotted
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- v make into knots; make knots out of
She knotted her fingers - v tie or fasten into a knot
- v tangle or complicate
- s tied with a knot
his carefully knotted necktie - s used of old persons or old trees; covered with knobs or knots
gnarled and knotted hands
- It's equally amazing that Clinton was surprised when Gore went into their last meeting still "knotted up" over the Lewinsky affair, "the elephant in the living room" (as Gore .
- We see him playing pinball in a darkened bar, his shirt clean and his tie carefully knotted; we see him tenderly embracing a drinking lady, played wanly and sadly by Charlotte .
- Muqimyar struggles to stifle her laughter her coach, whose own head scarf is firmly knotted under her chin, shoots her disapproving looks but she is still giddy from her .