a. Obs. In 3 cnurnede, 4 knorned. [From *knurn, deriv. form of KNUR or parallel form of KNURL.] = next.
a. 1225. St. Marher., 10. His twa honden to his cnurnede cneon heteueste ibunden.
13[?]. Gaw. & Gr. Knt., 2166. Hyȝe bonkkez & brent, vpon boþe halue, & ruȝe knokled knarrez, with knorned stonez.
