knotty|knottier|knottiest in English

adjective

['knot·ty || 'nɑtɪ /nɒ-]

full of knots, full of loops and tangles that are hard to unravel; hard to solve, puzzling

Use "knotty|knottier|knottiest" in a sentence

1. That's rather a knotty question.

2. The new management team faces some knotty problems.

3. Guthrie Garver, known as Gus , was a small, quiet , knotty man.

4. Under his leadership, many knotty problems were smoothly solved.

5. She met with a lot of knotty problems.

6. We should think about another facet of this knotty problem.

7. The Specie of Wood and Color – we manufacture the Coffered ceilings in Poplar, Rustic Poplar, Red Oak, Knotty Alder, Knotty Pine, Ash, Soft Maple, Cherry and Walnut

8. Flying is at the heart of this knotty problem.

9. Some common synonyms of Complicated are complex, intricate, involved, and knotty

10. He tackled the knotty problem without recourse to any help.

11. Thou clay-Brained guts, thou knotty-pated fool, thou whoreson obscene greasy tallow-catch!

12. Selecting from publishers' catalogues throws up at least two knotty practical difficulties.

13. I have had many letters from knitters asking for help with knotty problems.

14. What makes Copyediting so complex is that the English language is a knotty monster

15. He was only small but he was wiry, with hard, knotty muscles.

16. He had to discuss knotty points of Rousseau and Hegel with her.

17. He was scowling fearfully, and I judged that he was concocting a particularly knotty editorial.

18. And in fact patient research has gone a long way towards resolving this knotty problem.

19. It has been a knotty problem to extract Au from arsenical polymetallic sulfides.

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21. Contorted Filbert Corylus avellana ‘Contorta’ Description & Overview Twisted knotty trunks of Contorted Filbert make a unique ornamental statement in the landscape

22. Owing to connaturally cultural difference, barriers are of great ineluctability in translation, in which cultural lacuna is one of the most knotty ones.

23. 3 A capacity for burying problems made royal commissions and the like instantly attractive to politicians besieged by one knotty issue or another.

24. Baobabs, with their massive, often hollow trunks, shiny fibrous bark, and tall knotty root-like branches, are scattered across the African savannah

25. for example, the siding is a knotty western red cedar, which was stained rather than painted so that the knots and grain showed through.