knag

/ næɡ /

noun

1. a knot in wood
2. a wooden peg

Word History and Origins

Origin of knag¹

C15: perhaps from Low German knagge

Example Sentences

“The effect of this activity will increase the tension between Norway and Russia,” Socialist member of parliament Torgeir Knag Fylkesnes said of the exercise, adding that the presence of an aircraft carrier caused particular concern.

From Reuters

“Dr. Patel disputes the charges and urges that the charges be dropped,” his attorney Paul Knag said in a statement Wednesday.

From Time

"Dr. Patel disputes the charges and urges that the charges be dropped," his attorney Paul Knag said in a statement Wednesday.

From US News

Asked whether Patel will appeal to state court, his lawyer, Paul Knag, said he and his client will be discussing their next steps.

From Seattle Times

"Based on the evidence, these charges should have been dismissed," Knag told the commission.

From Seattle Times