From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics:Nature,Geology,Geographyknoll/nəʊl$noʊl/noun[countable]a small roundhillExamples from the Corpusknoll•On 15, he was 50 feet short of thepinon his drive andstuckbehind aknoll.•Mikecame out and stood in thecolonnadeon the...
In geography, knoll is another term for a knowe or hillock, a small, low, round natural...- Knoll or Knöll is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Albert Knoll (1796–1863), Austrian theologian Andrew H. Knoll (born 1951), Harvard...- József Knoll (May 30, 1925...
This is the first English trans- lation of Geography. This volume covers eight books by Ptolemy, added to it are 27 maps of the Codex Ebnerianus, the Ruysch Map from the 1508 printed edition of Geography, and the New World Map from the 1522 edition. [Based upon Greek and Latin Manu-...
Define knolls. knolls synonyms, knolls pronunciation, knolls translation, English dictionary definition of knolls. n. A small rounded hill or mound; a hillock. Archaic v. knolled , knoll·ing , knolls v. intr. To ring mournfully; knell. v. tr. To ring or
Define knoll. knoll synonyms, knoll pronunciation, knoll translation, English dictionary definition of knoll. n. A small rounded hill or mound; a hillock. Archaic v. knolled , knoll·ing , knolls v. intr. To ring mournfully; knell. v. tr. To ring or soun
Define knolling. knolling synonyms, knolling pronunciation, knolling translation, English dictionary definition of knolling. n. A small rounded hill or mound; a hillock. Archaic v. knolled , knoll·ing , knolls v. intr. To ring mournfully; knell. v. tr.
Define knolly. knolly synonyms, knolly pronunciation, knolly translation, English dictionary definition of knolly. n. A small rounded hill or mound; a hillock. Archaic v. knolled , knoll·ing , knolls v. intr. To ring mournfully; knell. v. tr. To ring or
Define knolled. knolled synonyms, knolled pronunciation, knolled translation, English dictionary definition of knolled. n. A small rounded hill or mound; a hillock. Archaic v. knolled , knoll·ing , knolls v. intr. To ring mournfully; knell. v. tr. To ri