knitter
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- noun
- /ˈnɪtər/
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- I am a decent knitter, with perhaps average to slightly faster than average speed.
Examples
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She's an amazing knitter; we have so much in common.
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I'll be visiting a favorite sister-in-law, who just happens to be a knitter.
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Because, as an experienced knitter, it may take me about 10 hours to make a pretty basic hat.
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I'm a very experienced knitter, and people are always telling me to start selling the stuff I make.
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My grandma is an incredible knitter and she made me these gorgeous socks.
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I am a knitter and have a bit of a stash problem.
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I am an avid knitter and have just recently begun to spin, and now I am addicted to that.
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Megan Horst-Hatch is a mother, runner, baker, gardener, knitter, and other words that end in "-er."
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My grandma is an incredible knitter and she made me these gorgeous socks.
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Suzanne was a fast but impatient knitter, and she hated to follow a pattern.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Knitter comes from the verb knit, which used to mean 'to tie' or 'to knot' and is like the everyday word knot. So a knitter is someone who 'ties' yarn into connected loops to make cloth.