adj

knotted

NO-tihd

Knotted (adj) means Tied into a knot, or full of knots. Example: “Her hair was hopelessly knotted after the windy walk.”

adj

Tied into a knot, or full of knots.

"Her hair was hopelessly knotted after the windy walk."

How to use knotted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTangled or tied into knots.

more knotted comparative, most knotted superlative

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From Middle English knotted, iknotted, from the past participle of the verb knotten.

Origin: Middle English

dotted potted rotted spotted clotted besotted

What does “knotted” mean?

The word “knotted” means tied into a knot, or full of knots. In plain terms, tangled or tied into knots.

How do you pronounce “knotted”?

“Knotted” is pronounced NO-tihd (/ˈnɑtɪd/ in IPA).

How do you use “knotted” in a sentence?

Here is “knotted” used in a sentence: “Her hair was hopelessly knotted after the windy walk.”

What part of speech is “knotted”?

“Knotted” is an adjective.