Break a small piece off from.
1He had even started teaching her to knap flint alongside his apprentices.
2She had learned to knap flint by watching Droog and then practicing.
3And 'tis on the knap afore the old captain's house at Mistover.
4The place had obviously been used to knap flint for a long time.
5Do you think women can't learn to knap flint as well as any man?
6He went to his room, strapped on his heavy knap-sack, and came down stairs.
7Of course women can knap flint.
8Give me back my knap sack.
9You were teaching one of them how to knap flint so he could make a life for himself.
10I went down to the rocky bank by the river to knap a new axe and some other tools.
11Dirt knap for the carpets.
12He's so good with Jonayla, and he's so good with the youngsters who are learning to knap flint, his apprentices.
13It was easier to knap the flint at the site than to carry the heavy rocks back to the cave.
14They had to carry it all in the knap-sacks on their own backs, since no one of them yet had saddles.
15Billy had showed David how to knap flint and chert the week before, after seeing a filmstrip about it in class.
16I'm going to show him how to knap flint, and see if he has any talent or inclination for it, Jondalar said.