v. 1 to perceive directly or have some information about something in your mind; 2 have the skill; 3 to be sure that; be aware that; 4 to be acquainted with
Sally gave her a knowing smile.
Sally gave her a knowing smile.
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What did Tom learn from knowing Jessica?
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What did the boy say his reason was for knowing how to sign?
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How long had Danny and Reuvan lived within blocks of each other before knowing each other?
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How did Katie spend the night at the Jones's house without them knowing that she didn't belong there?
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What type of bird can kill an animal which is taken unaware, never knowing what hit them?
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What does Gregory get in Mrs. Martha Jean Black, for knowing his 'scription?
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Where does Nan decide to hideout when she is on the run and knowing Charlie is getting cold?
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What did Kate see after Diego accused Kate of knowing he was Looking for Love?
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You will perjure yourself if you deny knowing him.
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Why does Marvin think that Casey and her Dad would be embarrassed about not knowing the phone number?
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How did Lily say knowing the stories changed her?
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Rosie's friend, buddy, pal for her whole life, knowing her better than anybody was whom?
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Even though Slacksville crushed Greg's team in basketball, Greg feels better knowing what?
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The intimacy they shared came from knowing each other since early childhood.
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comprehension; experience; perceive
misinterpret; misunderstand
2 syllables
know-ing
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