granny knots
granny knots is the plural of granny knot.
Meaning of granny knot
Noun
granny knot (plural granny knots)
- A knot similar to the reef knot but crossed the opposite way.
- “Ya-ha! You feel that wobble? Ah-ha! The chassis' all screwed up! It's a damn granny knot down here!” “Cap'n Frenchy, is -- is everything okay?” “Yep, s'all good!”2019 April 8, Brett Cawley & Robert Maitia, “The Future Is Borax” (7:14 from the start), in American Dad!, season 15, episode 22, spoken by Cap'n Frenchy (Jeff Kauffmann)
Questions about granny knots
- What is granny knots the plural of?
- Granny knots is the plural of granny knot.
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