knitted
- adjective
- /ˈnɪtɪd/
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- The handmade knitted hat was a thoughtful gift from her grandmother.
And then I got a little knitted bralet in a medium.
- And then I got a little knitted bralet in a medium.
- That was the, the iPods with the, the fucking knitted iPod sleeve.
- Granted definitely, but who looks in knitted fabrics with hoodies?
- And then some more little trousers, little stripy knitted ones.
- The ghost Garland, the pom poms, handmade knitted stuff.
- But this is a brown knitted pleated skirt and it just looks perfection.
- It's a little like really thin, very, very thin knitted dress.
- It's basically just a really thin, lightweight knitted cardigan with fat wing style sleeves.
Examples
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It's basically just a really thin, lightweight knitted cardigan with fat wing style sleeves.
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So they're little knitted fingerless gloves.
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And then I got a little knitted bralet in a medium.
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But this is a brown knitted pleated skirt and it just looks perfection.
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But you know, who knows, it might look cool with like a big knitted jumper and some trainers or something, you know, that sort of skating style thing.
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She wore a cozy knitted sweater that kept her warm on chilly days.
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He loved the vibrant colors of his new knitted scarf for winter.
Synonyms
A tube-shaped fabric that a round machine makes without side seams
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Knitted comes from the old verb knit, which used to mean 'to tie' or 'knot', just like the word knot. So knitted describes fabric made by tying yarn into many small loops and knots, which is why knitted clothes are warm and soft.
