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knar

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knar also knaur  (när)
n.
A knot or burl on a tree or in wood.
[Middle English knarre, probably from Old English *cnear or from Middle Dutch and Middle Low German knorre.]
knar [nɑː]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Forestry) a variant of knur
[C14 knarre rough stone, knot on a tree; related to Low German knarre]
knarred , knarry adj
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Tetlami was the trainer's only entry on the Exeter card, and his ninth since Henderson's first runner back - Knar Mardy - at Ffos Las on October 11.
Winner Nicky back to form after race ban by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Tetlami was the trainer's only entry on the Exeter card, and his ninth since Henderson's first runner back - Knar Mardy - at Ffos Las on October 11.
Hendo lands a comeback win by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Meanwhile, Trainer Nicky Henderson was denied a comeback winner when Knar Mardy finished fourth in the concluding bumper at Ffos Las yesterday.
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