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knit,
knitted,
knitting,
knits.verbs
transitive
verb use.to
make a fabric or garment
by intertwining yarn or thread
in a series of connected loops.either
by hand with knitting needles or on a machine;
to form yarn or thread into
fabric by intertwining; to join.closely;
unite.securely
intransitive
verb use.to
make a fabric or garment by knitting; to become securely joined or mended
together closely, as a fractured
bone heals
knit.noun,.plural.knits
a fabric or garment made
by knitting; the way in which a fabric has been knit (a loose knit; a tight
knit)
knitter.noun,.plural.knitters
knit stitch.noun,.plural.knit
stitches
a basic
knitting stitch.usually
made with the yarn at the back of the work by inserting
the needle held by your right hand into the front part of a loop
on the left needle and from the left side, catching the yarn with the point
of the right needle and bringing it through the first loop to form a new
loop; compare purl stitch
knack.noun,.plural.knacks
a clever,
expedient.way
of doing something; a specific.talent
for something; a knickknack
knickknack.noun,.plural.knickknacks
also spelled nicknack
a small ornamental.article;
a trinket
kilometer.noun,.plural.kilometers
a metric.unit
of length equal to 1,000 meters or 0.62 of a mile
kilometric.adjective
kick at the can.idiom
another attempt;
to try again (didn't make the ride to 8 seconds at the rodeo championship,
but he'll have another kick at the can)
kick the bucket.idiom
to die
kick against the pricks.idiom
hurt oneself by persisting
in useless resistance or protest:.Acts
9:5
knave.noun,.plural.knaves
an unprincipled,
craftyfellow;
in card games, the card named the jack
knavish.adjective
knavishly.adverb
knavishness.noun.(words
ending in 'ess'
are usually without pluralization - adding an 'es'
making '...esses'
is clumsy)
kidney.noun,.plural.kidneys
your kidneys are the organs in your body that
take waste matter from your blood and send it out of your body as urine;
you have two kidneys in the back area of the abdomen
that are used by your body for maintaining proper water and electrolyte
balance, regulate acid-base concentration and filtering of the blood to
remove wastes, which are then excreted
as urine
kaleidoscope.noun,.plural.kaleidoscopes
a tube-shaped optical instrument that is rotated
to produce a succession of symmetrical designs by means of mirrors reflecting
the constantly changing patterns made by bits of colored glass at one end
of the tube; a constantly changing set of colors; a series of changing
phases or events (a kaleidoscope of events); from Greek 'kalos' meaning
'beautiful and 'eidos' meaning 'form'
kaleidoscopic.or.kaleidoscopical.adjective
kaleidoscopically.adverb
kitchenware.noun,.plural.kitchenwares
utensils,
such as pots and pans, spoons, forks, knives, etc. for use in a kitchen
knuckle.noun,.plural.knuckles
your knuckles are the rounded
pieces of bone that form lumps on your hands where your fingers join your
hands and where your fingers bend; the part of a hinge
through which the pin passes, such as a hinge on a door; knuckle comes
from Middle English 'knokel'
knuckle,
knuckled,
knuckling,
knuckles.transitive
verbs
to press, rub or hit with
the knuckles; to shoot a marble with the thumb over the bent forefinger
(a knuckle shot)
knuckle down.phrasal
verb
to apply oneself earnestly
to a task
knuckle under.phrasal
verb
to yield
to pressure; give in, to not
stand up for what's right and good; to be a chicken
shit
kibble,
kibbled,
kibbling,
kibbles.transitive
verbs
to crush or grind grain,
for example, coarsely
kibble.noun,.plural.kibbles
meal
ground by this process and used in the form of pellets especially for pet
food; kibble is also an iron bucket used in wells or mines
for hoisting water, ore
or refuse to the surface
kerosene.also.spelt.kerosine.noun,.plural.kerosenes,
kerosines
also called coal oil and
lamp oil; a thin oil distilled
from petroleum or shale
oil, used as a fuel for heating and cooking, in lamps and as a denaturant
for alcohol
kernite.noun,.plural.kernites
a colorless to white lustrous
crystalline.mineral,
Na2B4O7·4H2O, that is a major source of ore
of boron
John Maynard Keynes,
First Baron of Tilton, 1883-1946. British economist. Some of his quotes
1
& 2, 3.
kibbutz.noun,.plural.kibbutzim
a collective farm or settlement
in modern Israel, whre the state owns the land and you work on it to produce
profits for them
Khazar.noun,.plural.Khazars
also spelt Kazar;
members of a confederation of Turkic-speaking tribes that established a
commercial empire in European Russia in the late 6th century, being kicked
out by the Russians due to their ruthless disregard for the lives and property
of others; they are a takeover, fifth
column minded group and had almost taken over the world of today with
their counterfeit systems
of money and control and confusing the world (1Corinthians
14:33) as best they could by making counterfeits of everything they
could use to stomp
on others, example 1; example
2; where these the ones despising the truth the Bible was talking
about?.Jude
1:8.
Khazarian.adjective
Khazarian.noun,.plural.Khazarians
also spelt Kazarian;
Khazarians date back to ancient
Sumer
and Babylonia and are
said to have originated with Cain;
much later the Khazars allied with the Byzantines
against the Persians
in the 7th century A.D. and warred
with the Arabs until the mid-8th century. Their empire extended westward
along the Black Sea and they controlled trade routes and exacted.tribute
from their neighbors, often killing them and taking their identity. This
cruel ruling class of criminals adopted Judaism
(Revelation 2:9; 3:9)
as they figured it was the better way to widely control and manipulate
others to their own greedy selfish and horribly evil advantage at any cost
to others, while at the same time remain hidden by both location change
and name changing.
Using cruelty to be overlords, the Volga Bulgars and numerous Slavic tribes
were subjugated. But not the Russians, who kicked them out. The Kazars
adopted Judaism to hide themselves within it because Judaism was tied to
the ancient
Mosaic Law with its over 600 do's
and don'ts, so in this they figured they could be well hid and carry on
their evil ways. They eventually maintained close relations with the Byzantine
emperors. In the mid-8th century A.D. the Khazars engaged in a series of
wars with the Arab empire. Their 'trademark' is always to create division
leading to wars. They hated anything to do with the true God and the Arabs
were of Abraham's son Ishmael. The Khazars and Arabs fought each other
directly in Armenia in the 720s and, though victory passed repeatedly from
one side to the other, Arab counterattacks eventually compelled the Khazars
to permanently withdraw north of the Caucasus region. The Khazar empire
began to decline after their crushing defeat by the Russians from Kiev
in 965 A.D. by being kicked out of the country, but they just moved on,
continuing on with their evil ways of blackmail,
bribes,
brainwashing,
murder
and satanic rituel abuse in gaining
control of all they could, until revenge could be taken on them, again
by the Russians. In the 10th century A.D. they submerged into various,
useful to them, ideologies,
isms,
institutions,
corporations
and even governments, medical/pharmaceutical corporations, etc. These massive
satanically aligned deceivers (Revelation
3:9; 12:9) used many labels
to hide their identity as satanic liars, thieves and murderers operating
by creating wars under any name which suited them, such as Communist, Nazi,
Antifa, Black Lives Matter, democratic, republican, liberal, conservative,
bankers, judges, justice system, legal, court, attorneys, justices, BAR
associations and infiltrated pharmaceutical, medical, agricultural,
chemical, various commercial industrial corporations, educational
and health services, etc. They came to be known as the 'name changers'
(1Kings 10:12). See the
History
of the World series of videos by Janet Ossebaard to trace their
horribly evil history right up to today, seeing also who they all were
along their blood and greed filled pathways of deceit:.John
8:44. Now they are reaping what they have sown. They are all
being taken out. Their times of evil in the world, evils both here
and beyond, has ended and is almost completely cleaned up. Never again
will they exist because no matter what name they try to hide under, we
now know what to look for to remove them quickly:.Matthew
7:16-20.
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