Knoll
41knoll — sb. == a hill, eminence, rising ground. Ps. lxiv. 13. AS. cnoll …
42knoll — nəʊl n. little rounded hill, mound, hilltop …
43knoll — knoll1 [nəʊl] noun a small hill or mound. Origin OE cnoll, of Gmc origin. knoll2 [nəʊl] verb &noun archaic form of knell. Origin ME: prob. an imitative alt. of knell …
44knoll — n. Hillock, mound …
45knoll — noun (C) a small round hill …
46knoll — n hillock, hummock, hill, (in South Africa) kopje, Chiefly Brit. barrow, elevation, mound, eminence; dune, sandhill, swell, wave; molehill, anthill, bump, hump, knob, protuberance, protuberancy, bulge …
47knoll — I. /nɒl / (say nol) noun 1. a small, rounded hill or eminence; a hillock. 2. a similar landform occurring on the ocean floor. {Middle English knol, Old English cnol(l)} II. /nɒl / (say nol) verb (t) 1. Obsolete to ring a knell for; announce by… …
48knoll — Ōhū, āhua, ōhuku …
49knoll — a little round hill, the top of a hill or mountain. N …
50knoll — 1. n. a small hill or mound. Etymology: OE cnoll hilltop, rel. to MDu., MHG knolle clod, ON knollr hilltop 2. v. & n. archaic v. 1 tr. & intr. = KNELL. 2 tr. summon by the sound of a bell. n. = KNELL. Etymology: ME, var. of KNELL: perh. imit …