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Beknave
Beknave Be*knave", v. t.
To call knave. [Obs.] --Pope.
Knaveship
Knaveship Knave"ship, n.
A small due, in meal, established by usage, which is paid to
the under miller. [Scot.]
Knavess
Knavess Knav"ess, n.
A knavish woman. --Carlyle.
Outknave
Outknave Out*knave", v. t.
To surpass in knavery.
Meaning of Knave from wikipedia
- up
knave or
knavery in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Knave may
refer to: A
rogue (vagrant), a rascal,
deceitful fellow, a
dishonest man
Knave (playing...
- A Jack or
Knave, in some
games referred to as a Bower, in
Tarot card
games as a Valet, is a
playing card which, in
traditional French and
English decks...
- (The)
Knave of
Diamonds may
refer to:
Knave of
Diamonds (arts ****ociation), a
circle of avant-garde
artists in
Russia The
Knave of
Diamonds (novel), a...
- Look up
knave of
hearts in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Knave of
Hearts may
refer to: The Jack of
Hearts in a deck of
playing cards The
Knave of Hearts...
- The
Knave of
Hearts is a
character from the 1865 book Alice's
Adventures in
Wonderland by
Lewis Carroll. The
Knave of
Hearts is
mentioned first in chapter...
-
Crest of a
Knave is the
sixteenth studio album by
British rock band
Jethro Tull,
released in 1987. The
album was
recorded after a three-year
hiatus caused...
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Knights and
Knaves is a type of
logic puzzle where some
characters can only
answer questions truthfully, and
others only falsely. The name was
coined by...
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Noddy (O.F. naudin) also noddie,
nodde or
knave noddy, is a 16th-century
English card game,
ancestor of cribbage. It is the
oldest identifiable card game...
- He --the King--
demands the
Knave must
bring them back and (after the
Knave brings them back) the King he
beats the
Knave harshly. (That is, as the line...
- A
Kestrel for a
Knave is a
novel by
English author Barry Hines,
published in 1968. Set in an
unspecified mining area in
Northern England, the book follows...
