kneed
/niːd/
kneed adjective: having a knee or knees, or, in combination, the stated type of knee or knees. Also the simple past and past participle of knee.
Adjective
kneed (not comparable)
Also used as
kneed is also the simple past and past participle of knee.
Origin of kneed
From knee + -ed.
Words formed from kneed
- inkneed
- kneedness
- knobbly-kneed
- knobby-kneed
- knock-kneed
- knuckle-kneed
- open-kneed
- weak-kneed
Words that rhyme with kneed
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- weed
- proceed
- stampede
- concede
- accede
- deed
- exceed
- need
- bede
- knead
- mislead
- plead
- rede
- swede
- cede
- creed
- godspeed
- heed
- intercede
- keyed
- leed
- meed
- precede
- recede
- tumbleweed
- a friend in need is a friend indeed
- beread
- greed
- he'd
- indeed
- interbreed
- mead
- secede
- she'd
- sneed
- steed
- supersede
- underfeed
- we'd
- ye'd
- agreed
- anasheed
- aniseed
- atheed
- caid
- co-feed
- cofeed
- counterplead
Questions about kneed
- What does kneed mean?
- Kneed means having a knee or knees, or, in combination, the stated type of knee or knees.
- What part of speech is kneed?
- Kneed is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce kneed?
- Kneed is pronounced /niːd/.
Words near kneed in the dictionary
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