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Definition of "knoll" []
- A small rounded hill or mound; a hillock. (noun)
- To ring mournfully; knell. (verb-intransitive)
- To ring or sound (a bell, for example) mournfully; knell. (verb-transitive)
- A knell. (noun)
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Use "knoll" in a sentence
- "This piece which I own, consisting of nearly 20 acres on top of a knoll, is just 15 minutes from the nearest town yet has unobstructed views extending at least 30 miles in every direction."
- "Love the vintage farah slacks and penny loafers our shooter from the grassy knoll is wearing on front cover."
- "“A sun (face) on wand (neck) in knoll of sand (hips) she showed” etc,"