Where does “knar” come from?

knar (Dutch) comes from Dutch knor, from Dutch knorren — to grunt, to oink.

knar (Dutch): old geezer, oldtimer; bonce, head

Definitions

  1. old geezer, oldtimer; bonce, head

Ancestry of “knar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1DutchknorA grunt by a pig; A grumble by a stomach; A...
2Dutchknorrento grunt, to oink
Every word from Dutch knorren →Every word from Dutch knor →