Celtic Knot

Celtic

Celtic

Celtic

Celtic

It's a celtic word.

Pull the knot.

The museum has a fascinating collection of Celtic artifacts.

Loosen the knot in my tongue,

Unloose the knot upon my tongue,

And untie the knot of my tongue.

Unloose the knot upon my tongue, t

And loose a knot from my tongue.

And untie the knot from my tongue.

and loosen the knot from my tongue

And loose a knot from my tongue,

And loose the knot from my tongue,

And untie the knot from my tongue

I can't tie a very good knot.

That's the weak form of the knot.

Slink off home! No knot holds you

That museum has a superb collection of Celtic era cultural artifacts.

When are you planning to tie the knot?

I'll have this knot knit up to morrow morning.

You've tied your peanut butter sandwich in a knot.

I always had a knot there, and now... it'sgone.

And this is a song that has a kind of a Celtic feel.

Bill was single until he tied the knot last week.

That was a 'cutting the Gordian knot' type of solution.

There it is the strong form of the shoe knot.

That night also marked the Celtic New Year and was considered a time between years.

This is a stronger knot. It will come untied less often.

They were all three standing in a knot in front of the altar.

They were all three standing in a knot in front of the altar.

Right now we've got thirty knot winds and six to eight foot seas.

Shock waves propelled a particular knot of gas into its own region of space.

Now think about logic and logos, that tight knot connecting a word and truth.

'A knot!' said Alice, always ready to make herself useful, and looking anxiously about her.

Wrap the floss around the grooves at the other end, tie it on with a knot

And the first mate takes a rope and ties Odysseus to the mast in a nice knot.

And when a number of filaments come together in a knot, that makes a supercluster of galaxies.

Since they didn't tie the knot following a grand love affair, it wasn't a matter of blind love.

The shavings flew right and left till at last the plane iron came bump against an indestructible knot.

Not a metaphorical one, the way we use it today, but a literal magic spell associated with witches and gypsies and to some extent, Celtic magic.

The kind of knot the Incas used along with the length and color of the cord represented 1s, 10s, and 100s.