kneed

1. 1
   verb

   Past tense and past participle of knee. Use it to talk about hitting or pushing something with your knee in the past.

   He kneed the heavy door shut because both his hands were full.

   She kneed her attacker hard and ran for help.

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2. 2
   adjective

   Having a knee or knees. When joined to another word, having the kind of knee named.

   Most large animals are kneed, so they can fold their legs to lie down.

   Humans are kneed, with a joint in each leg that lets them kneel down.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Having sharp bends in it, like the angle of a bent knee.

   Like a drinking straw with a sharp bend in the middle.

   The grass had a kneed stem that bent close to the ground.

   Many marsh plants grow kneed, folding sharply where they meet the water.

   Similarangled, bent

   Oppositestraight

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