ppl. a. [f. KNAP v.1 + -ED1.] Broken by a sharp blow, broken off short.
1861. Times, 28 Sept., 16/1, Advt. Freehold Villa Residence…. In the style of the domestic architecture of the 14th century, most substantially built of knapped flints, interlaced with brickwork and with dressings of Bath stone.
1899. Daily News, 16 Sept., 7/6. The fragment of a bridge…; a fine piece of work, with alternations of stone and knapped flints.
