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Definitions for Knack

[1] a special skill, talent, or aptitude: He had a knack for saying the right thing.
[2] a clever or adroit way of doing something.
[3] a trick or ruse.
[4] a sharp, cracking sound.
[5] Archaic . a knickknack; trinket.
[6] a skilful, ingenious, or resourceful way of doing something
[7] a particular talent or aptitude, esp an intuitive one

Words related to Knack

dexterity, genius, ingenuity, quickness, propensity, aptitude, savvy, skill, flair, readiness, head, set, capacity, bent, gift, facility, aptness, trick, turn, expertness

Words nearby Knack

km/sec, kmc, kmps, kn, kn., knack, knacked, knacker, knacker's yard, knackered, knackery

Origin of Knack

1325–75; Middle English: trick; perhaps same word as knak sharp-sounding blow, rap, cracking noise (imitative)

Word origin for Knack

C14: probably variant of knak sharp knock, rap, of imitative origin

Synonyms for Knack

aptitude, dexterity, flair, genius, ingenuity, propensity, quickness, savvy, skill, adroitness, aptness, bent, capacity, command, expertise, expertness, facility, faculty, forte, gift, handiness, head, know-how, mastership, nose, readiness, set, skillfulness, trick, turn, expertism, hang of it