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knag
Definition of knag
A short
spur
or
stiff
projection
from the
trunk
or
branch
of a
tree
, such as the
stunted
dead
branch of a
fir
One of the
point
s of a
stag
's
horn
or a
tine
A
pointed
rock
or
crag
The
woodpecker
To
hang
something on a peg
Related words
knave
knackwurst
knacker
nickname
knapweed
knackered
knick-knack
knapsack
knack
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