KNIT

(MAKE CLOTHES) [verb] [past simple] knitted or knit, [past participle] knitted or US also knit - to make (things such as clothes) by using two long needles to connect wool or another type of thread into joined rowsHe enjoys knitting. [I]She knitted a scarf as a Christmas present for him. [T]My granny knitted me some gloves/knitted some gloves for me. [+ two objects]She was wearing a sweater knitted in cotton.(esp. UK) She knitted (up) a woolly blanket. [M](esp. UK and ANZ) This wool knits (up) very easily (= it is easy to make things with). [I]See also knitwear.See picture: Sewing and knitting(specialized) To knit is also to do the most basic type of stitch, when knitting something.Knit one, purl one.