Fie, fie upon thee, in the devil's name, said the damosel, that any good knights should be obedient unto a kitchen knave.
He was here amongst you a twelvemonth, and ye made a kitchen knave of him, the which is shame to you all.
When she saw him come nigh, she said, Away, kitchen knave, out of the wind, for the smell of thy bawdy clothes grieveth me.
You should be ashamed to stand so long fighting with a kitchen knave," cried the damsel at last to the green knight.
He was here among you a twelvemonth, and you made a kitchen knaveof him, which I hold to be a shame to you all.
This is but a kitchen knave, who was fed in Arthur's court through charity, and has followed me as a cur follows his master.
It shames me to see good knights obedient to a kitchen knave.
I know that he was here a twelve-month with you, and that ye made a kitchen knave of him.
But the damsel cheered the Green Knight, and said, "My lord, why wilt thou let a kitchen knave so long stand up against thee?
Not so, fair knight," said she; "he is but a kitchen knave.
Fie, fie upon thee, said the damsel, that any good knights should be obedient unto a kitchen knave.
When she saw him come nigh, she said, Away, kitchen knave, out of the wind, for the smell of thy foul clothes grieveth me.
Nay, fair knight, said she, this is but a kitchen knave, that was fed in king Arthur's kitchen for alms.
I know that he was here a twelvemonth with you, and that ye made a kitchen knave of him.
Hah," said Lynette, "meseemeth you speak very saucily for a kitchen knave.
So Sir Kay ever called Gareth a kitchen knave, and so calling him he would maybe say, "Sirrah, get thee upon the other side of me, for the wind bloweth toward me and thou smellest vilely of the kitchen.
Lynette said: "I believe that you do not know him, for I am well assured that he is a kitchen knave of King Arthur's court.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kitchen knave" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
