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Meanings of knoll in English
Usage of knoll in English
1
The particular cuif so addressed by Meg came slowly over the knoll.
2
The wheat stubble swept on up to a knoll in the distance.
3
Everyone was either at the grassy knoll or on their way already.
4
He didn't want to remember that plain house on its windswept knoll.
5
He descended the knoll and began walking up and down before it.
6
Just over the brow of the knoll was a large pine stump.
7
Lia grabbed the binoculars back, taking a step forward on the knoll.
8
She has a house over the knoll in back of the church.
9
Muffling pointed silently down into the plain, and over to the Windmill-knoll.
10
He left them and walked to the top of a small knoll.
11
On the knoll, two of the wireless operators were already at work.
12
It was a long, hot walk across broiling blacktop to the knoll.
13
Jack led the way to the top of the knoll and stopped.
14
Belton was stationed upon the knoll, his face toward the coming dawn.
15
One of Jack Stump's blazes: the tall tree on the rocky knoll.
16
John went a little ahead in the shadow of a rocky knoll.
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Knoll through the time
Knoll across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common