knoller (Meaning)

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knoller (n.)

One who tolls a bell.

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The knoller carefully studied the patterns of the knots, looking for any abnormalities.
The knoller, with nimble fingers, quickly tied the rope into a secure knot.
Knotting came naturally to the knoller, who had years of experience in the art.
The knoller's expertise was sought after by sailors and climbers alike, who relied on his skills to keep them safe.
The knoller demonstrated the various knots to the group of eager learners, showing them the proper techniques.
With the knoller's guidance, the students learned to tie a variety of knots, each with its own unique purpose.
The knoller explained the history of knots, tracing their origins back to ancient civilizations.
The knoller created intricate and decorative knots, transforming ordinary rope into works of art.
The knoller's knots were so strong and secure that they could withstand even the most extreme conditions.
As a master knoller, he was able to create knots that were both functional and beautiful, leaving a lasting impression on all who saw them.

One who tolls a bell.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The knoller carefully studied the patterns of the knots, looking for any abnormalities.

The knoller, with nimble fingers, quickly tied the rope into a secure knot.

Knotting came naturally to the knoller, who had years of experience in the art.

The knoller's expertise was sought after by sailors and climbers alike, who relied on his skills to keep them safe.