Pronunciation: /ɑrm nɪt/
noun a type of knitting that is done using only the knitter's arms instead of needles
A1 I learned how to arm knit a scarf in my beginner's knitting class.
A2 She enjoys arm knitting as a relaxing hobby in her free time.
B1 Arm knitting is a popular trend among DIY enthusiasts.
B2 The arm knit blanket she made was featured in a local craft fair.
C1 Her intricate arm knit designs have gained recognition in the knitting community.
C2 The artist showcased her arm knit creations in a prestigious art gallery.
verb to knit using only the knitter's arms instead of needles
A1 I arm knit a scarf for my friend.
A2 She learned how to arm knit from a YouTube tutorial.
B1 I enjoy arm knitting as a way to relax and be creative.
B2 After practicing for a few weeks, she became skilled at arm knitting blankets.
C1 The artisan arm knits intricate patterns into her designs.
C2 He has mastered the art of arm knitting and now teaches workshops on it.
formal She learned how to arm knit from watching online tutorials.
informal I'm going to arm knit a blanket for my mom's birthday present.
slang Let's have a girls' night in and arm knit some cozy scarves.
figurative The team had to arm knit a solution to the problem before the deadline.
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