knotting

Speech parts

1. knotting - Noun

2. knotting - Verb

Derived from knot

4. Knotting - Proper noun

of Knot

Source: Webster's dictionary

ravel ligation matting combination communication secure bond binding tie bind bonding knot coupling articulation fringe

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Depending on the knots you’ll be using, you might need pins to hold your knotting material out of the way. Source: Internet

Be careful while twisting and knotting your fabric. Source: Internet

The Warriors answered two minutes into the second, knotting things up 1-1. Source: Internet

Bring a hook and some yarn (though there'll also be some available there) and get knotting. Source: Internet

If the difference in texture between ponytails is too great, this can cause knotting and frizz. Source: Internet

It also prevents hair from knotting or clumping and whisks away dirt, burs, and other outdoor debris. Source: Internet

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