knitting
/ˈnɪtɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of knit: making fabric by interlocking loops of yarn.
- She is knitting a sweater for her dog.
- He was knitting quietly while watching television.
- They are knitting hats for the charity drive.
- Present participle of knit: joining or growing together closely.
- The community is knitting closer after the shared experience.
- The bones are knitting together after the fracture.
- The two groups are knitting their ideas into a single plan.
noun
- The activity or craft of making fabric by interlocking loops of yarn using needles or a machine.
- Knitting is a relaxing hobby that many people enjoy.
- He learned knitting from his grandmother when he was young.
- She brought her knitting to the park and worked on a scarf.
- The work or item being knitted.
- His knitting was a blue blanket for the new baby.
- The knitting on the table is almost finished.
- She packed her knitting in a bag before the trip.
adjective
- Relating to or used for knitting.
- She bought a new knitting pattern from the store.
- He organized his knitting supplies in a large basket.
- The knitting club meets every Tuesday evening.