Obs. Also 5 gnag. [f. KNAG sb.1] trans. To hang, fasten up.
13[?]. Gaw. & Gr. Knt., 577. Greuez With polaynez piched þer-to, Aboute his knez knaged wyth knotez of golde.
c. 1450. Cov. Myst., xli. (Shaks. Soc.), 384. Sweche schul ben gnaggyd up by the gomys tyl the devyl doth hem grone.
Knag, etc., early var. NAG v., etc.