knapper

English - Turkish

Definition of knapper in English Turkish dictionary: taşçı; {i} taş yontucu; (isim) taş yontucu
knap: tepe
knap: (fiil) taş yontmak
knap: sinirli konuşmak
knap: parça parça etmek
knap: tepecik
knap: kırmak
knap: {f} taş yontmak
knap: kır
knap: tık tık vurmak
knap: yarmak
knap: dişlerle koparmak

English - English

Definition of knapper in English English dictionary: {i} one who knaps
knap: A small hill
knap: The crest of a hill
knap: To shape a hard, brittle material (such as flint, obsidian, chert etc.) by breaking away sections or flakes, often forming a sharp edge or point. Distinguished from "carve" because each fracture goes across one entire face or facet, and from "cleave" because breaking (knapping) vitreous, brittle homogeneous (i.e., not crystalline) materials inevitably results in curved, conchoidal fractures
knap: {v} to bite, snap, break short
knap: {n} a swelling, prominence, tuft, hill
knap: A protuberance; a swelling; a knob; a button; hence, rising ground; a summit
knap: strike sharply; "rap him on the knuckles"
knap: To strike smartly; to rap; to snap
knap: Verb To Carry out the process of flint knapping
knap: To bite; to bite off; to break short
knap: to snap, crack
knap: A sharp blow or slap
knap: {f} chip rocks with a hammer
knap: break a small piece off from; "chip the glass"; "chip a tooth"
knap: To shape a hard, brittle material (usually flint or obsidian) by breaking away sections, often forming a sharp edge or point. Distinguished from "carve" by the fact that each fracture goes through the entire work piece, and from "cleave" by curved or conchoid fractures (due to the work piece not being a single crystal)
knap: See Knob, and Knop
knap: To make a sound of snapping

knapper

Hyphenation

knap·per

näpır

/ˈnapər/ /ˈnæpɜr/

(transitive verb.) 15th century. Middle English knappen, of imitative origin.

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