I thought I would put my horn to my ear, and I jest caught the faintest sound of the roosters crowin'; so when I hearn that I knoo what time it was.
I knoo it was one, 'cause I had the rheumatiz so bad I couldn't sleep, and so I got up and went to the fire to keep warm.
Yes," said the person addressed as Phoebe, "thee then said thee had warning of death and knoo some one was going to die, and that thee thought there was going to be more than one.
Then when he saw the Genelman agin the wall, he offs his helmet--he knoo what was what did the orse-captain, I will say that.
But I knoo from the way of his voice he'd got his marchin orders all right; and I knoo e knoo'd it too.
But when I knoo these blackies a bit better, I didn't make no more bones.
An' me-that thort I knoo The ways uv tarts, an' all that smoogin' game!
I tips 'e was a cunnin' sort, wot knoo A thing or two.
I neverknoo wot waitin' meant In all me life till that day I was sent To loaf around, while there inside--Aw, strike!
And she knooit was there--she knoo it was looking at her just that way.
I knoo the men, like me, was feelin' chumps: Foolin' with cards while this was in the air.
I knoo she meant more than she said be that soft way she smiled.
DAD Dad I've knowed ole Flood this last five year or more; I knoo 'im when 'is Syd went to the war.
We knoo they'd fight; but they've became 'Ead ringers at the fightin' game.
E knoo Jim Flood an' 'er was booked For double when the 'Un was cooked.
Ye're no buyer; I knoo that all along by that face on ye," he said in insulting tones.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "knoo" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
