| Summary: | knit v n_t twine into nets. [PT]or [PT] Bob,could you gather some spoken cites for us andnot prejudice the speaker into saying either _knit_ or _net_? Our evidence so far is completely ambiguous. Every argument for _knit_ or _net_ has counter arguments. Of course there also is the possibility that both knit and net are used by different speakers, with the internalized notion of 'using a knitted needle' for the first, and 'making a net' for the second. Yes we do have both pronunciations for (fish)net, the noun. Bill -> Report is at _knit_ in MS file Yes FEB. 16 1978 JAN. 24 1978 Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Not used ~ up; net, knit out Checked by Raji Sreeni on Fri 31 Jul 2015
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