knap¹ /nap/ (obsolete except dialect)

1. A protuberance
2. A hillock
3. A hill-crest

knap² /nap/

1. To snap or break with a snapping noise
2. To break (eg stones) in pieces with repeated blows
3. To pronounce with a snapping effect
4. To rap
5. To bite off, nibble
6. To steal

knappˈer noun

Someone who breaks stones, esp flint-flakes for gun-flints

knappˈle intransitive verb

To nibble

knapˈ-bottle noun

The bladder campion

knappˈing-hammer noun (Scot)

A hammer for breaking stones

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