Meanings of have knit in English

You seem to have knit all things in a piece for me.

I have knit around you a net-work which you can never burst asunder.

And, you know, it's been months since really Smart People have knit for the Belgians.

The must- have knit this year is the cardigan.

Not to have knit a pair of stockings was considered rather disgraceful for a little girl.

The sane, strong affection that should have knit body and soul together was itself broken in two.

When I was her age I could have knit the whole side of a house in less time.

Remember you have got to be perfectly quiet, and not attempt to move till the bones have knit.

We stayed there another fortnight, by the end of which time the bones seemed to have knit pretty fairly.

Troubles of former years have knit us together as closely as if we were all three members of one family.

These last few weeks have knit our lives together so completely that neither of us has the right to change God's evident purpose.

The Industrial Revolution of the past century, steam-power and electricity, the railway and the telegraph, have knit mankind together, and made the world one place.

I have knitted for 20 years all sorts of articles of hosiery.

Don't try and take them off, they 've knitted with your inner ears.

She had knit them herself, a very little bit at a time.

She had knit that far past where the heel should have begun!