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knur
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knur  (nûr)
n.
A bump or knot, as on a tree trunk; a gnarl.
[Middle English knor.]
knur, knurr [nɜː], knar
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Forestry) a knot or protuberance in a tree trunk or in wood
[C16 knor; related to Middle High German knorre knot; compare knar]
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