American Dictionary
Definition know in American English
know noun
noun
/noʊ/
1
people in the know have more information about something than other people
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Words related to know:
as far as I (phrase)
as we know it (phrase)
as you know (phrase)
better the devil you know (than the devil you don’t) (phrase)
don’t know (noun)
something in your bones (phrase)
for all I know (phrase)
get to know (phrase)
how I know? (phrase)
I don’t know (phrase)
I know (phrase)
I know the feeling (phrase)
I know what you mean (phrase)
if you know what’s good for you (phrase)
if you must know (phrase)
it takes one to know one (phrase)
know (verb)
know (noun)
know best (phrase)
know better (phrase)
know for a fact (that) (phrase)
know from (phrasal verb)
know well (phrase)
know no bounds (phrase)
know of (phrasal verb)
know perfectly well (phrase)
know someone in the biblical (phrase)
know someone/something inside and out (phrase)
know inside out (phrase)
know something backward and forward (phrase)
know something (phrase)
know something like the back of your hand (phrase)
know the score (phrase)
know what’s what (phrase)
know which side your bread is buttered (on) (phrase)
know who’s who (phrase)
know your limits (phrase)
know your own mind (phrase)
know your stuff (phrase)
know your way around (something) (phrase)
know-all (noun)
know-how (noun)
know-it-all (noun)
the ropes (phrase)
the meaning of something (phrase)
which is which (phrase)
let someone know (phrase)
little does someone (phrase)
need-to-know (adjective)
not know beans about something (phrase)
about something (phrase)
not know what hit you (phrase)
not know what someone is talking about (phrase)
not know to turn (phrase)
not know whether to laugh or cry (phrase)
not know whether you are coming or going (phrase)
not know whether you’re coming or going (phrase)
not know your ass from your elbow (phrase)
not want to know (phrase)
what do you know (phrase)
you don’t know (phrase)
you don’t the half of it (phrase)
you know (phrase)
you know what I mean? (phrase)
you never know (phrase)