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Josephine Knur has: Played Pauline Telfer in "Division 4" in 1969. Played Mary in "Division 4" in 1969. Played Secretary in "Division 4" in 1969. Played Lorelei Wilkinson (1974) in "Number 96" in 1972. Played Sally Pickles in "The Unisexers" in 1975.
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When was Josephine Knur born?
Josephine Knur was born in 1954.
What is a Hard ball or knot of wood?
Knur
What is another word for a knot on a tree starting with the letter K?
knar, also knur
What actors and actresses appeared in The Unisexers - 1975?
The cast of The Unisexers - 1975 includes: Tina Bursill as Felicity Max Cullen Michele Fawdon as Monica Parry Ashley Grenville Anne Grigg as Deirdre Sonia Hoffman as Brigitte Josephine Knur as Sally Pickles Toni Lamond as Mrs. Lewis Brian Moll as Mr. Lewis Jessica Noad as Dora Melody John Paramor as Eustice Redmond Phillips as Reverand Gerald Walter Pym as Angus Melody Camilla Rountree Tony Sheldon as Benjy Lewis Delore Whiteman as Mrs. Tripp
What actors and actresses appeared in Instinkt ist alles - 1960?
The cast of Instinkt ist alles - 1960 includes: Werner Berndt as Constable Dyer Hans Cossy as Frampton Gisela Fischer as Jackie Otto Knur as Portier Georg Lehn as Sammy Toobright Joseph Offenbach as Inspector Pink Klaus Peter Born as Cotter Christian Schmieder as Rossbury Hannelore Schmitt as Krankenschwester Bogislav von Heyden as Wilby
What are some seven letter words with 1st letter K and 2nd letter N and 3rd letter U and 4th letter R and 6th letter E?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern KNUR-E-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter K and 2nd letter N and 3rd letter U and 4th letter R and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are: knurled
What 4-letter words start with k?
Some four letter words that start with K are:KalekeelkeepkillkilnkindkingkissKitekiwikneeknobknotknowkook
What do these letters spell unriaknd?
2-letter wordsad, ai, an, ar, da, id, in, ka, na, nu, un3-letter wordsaid, ain, air, and, ani, ark, auk, dak, din, dui, dun, ink, inn, irk, kid, kin, kir, nun, rad, ran, ria, rid, rin, run, urd, urn4-letter wordsairn, akin, arid, dank, dark, darn, dink, dirk, dunk, dura, durn, kadi, kain, karn, kina, kind, kirn, knar, knur, nard, nark, nurd, raid, rain, raki, rand, rani, rank, rind, rink, ruin, unai5-letter wordsdinar, drain, drank, drink, drunk, inurn, kauri, knaur, nadir, ranid6-letter wordsdurian, nudnik, unakin, unkind83 words found.
What word has silent k?
There are some rules to silent K: 1.) If the K is followed by an N at the beginning of the word which is KN, then the K becomes silent. Here are some examples of words with silent K: 1.) Knife 2.) Knee 3.) Know 4.) Knew 5.) Knit 6.) Knitting 7.) Knob 8.) Knock 9.) Knickers 10.) Knuckle 11.) Knight 12.) Knack 13.) Knot 14.) Knave 15.) Knavish 16.) Knead 17.) Knoll 18.) Knell 19.) Knap 20.) Knawel 21.) Knur 22.) Knurl 23.) Kneel 24.) Knelt 25.) Knicks Although "weakness" contains a KN, the K doesn't become silent because it's not at the beginning of the word and it's a compound word.
What are some nine letter words with 4th letter R and 6th letter A and 8th letter U?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern R-MU. That is, four letter words with 1st letter R and 3rd letter M and 4th letter U. In alphabetical order, they are: rimu
What is the difference between snooker and billets game?
The nearest billets comes to snooker is in the use of old snooker cues to make some 'billet sticks', the golf-club-like stick used to propel the 'billet' as far as possible. The game is local to the Calder Valley, in West Yorkshire, and is closely related to 'knur and spell', and 'nipsey'. The 'billet' is a 4 inch long piece of wood (boxwood being a favourite), which is balanced in a groove cut across the head of the stick. The 'stick' is about the size of a golf-club, but with a cylindrical head, about 2" diameter, fixed to, and in line with, the shaft. Holly was a favourite wood for the shaft, giving the right combination of strength and flexibility. Snooker cues, or fishing rods, were sometimes used in place of holly. Hornbeam was a favourite for the head - railway shunting poles being a useful source! The player balanced the billet on the stick, then, stepping forward, tipped it off and attempted to strike it, in mid-air, as far as possible. The field would be marked with flags at 20 yard intervals, and points awarded for distance; each flag passed would earn 1 score, so an 80+ yard strike would earn the player 4 points. A match might be over 10 strikes, and prize money, and side-bets, could be huge, for the time. I don't know of the game being played since the late 1970s, but I hope to stand corrected on that! Anyway, no real connection to snooker.
What are words that have the letter k in them for scrabble?
Merriam-Webster's Official Scrabble Players Dictionary includes the 4 letter words kaas (the spiritual self of a human being in Egyptian religion), kabs (an ancient Hebrew unit of measure), kadi (a Muslim judge), kaes (a bird resembling a crow), kafs (a Hebrew letter), kagu (a flightless bird), kaif (hemp smoked to produce euphoria), kail (kale), kain (a tax paid in produce or livestock), kaka (a parrot), kaki (a Japanese tree), kale, kame (a mound of detrital material), kami (a sacred power or force), kana (the Japanese syllabic script), kane (a tax paid in produce or livestock), kaon (a type of meson), kapa (a coarse cloth), kaph (a Hebrew letter), karn (a mound of stones set up as a memorial), kart, kata (an exercise of set movements), kats (an evergreen shrub), kava (a tropical shrub), kays (the letter K), kbar (a kilobar), keas (a bird resembling a crow), keck (to retch), keef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria), keek (to peep), keel (to capsize), keen, keep, keet (a young guinea fowl), kefs (hemp smoked to produce euphoria), kegs, keir (a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics), kelp, kemp (a champion), keno, kens (to know), kent (to know), kepi (a type of cap), keps (to catch), kept, kerb (to provide with curbing), kerf (to make an incision with a cutting tool), kern (to be formed with a projecting typeface), keto (of or pertaining to ketone), keys, khaf (a Hebrew letter), khan (an Asian ruler), khat (an evergreen shrub), kibe (a sore caused by exposure to cold), kick, kids, kief (hemp smoked to produce euphoria), kier (a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics), and kifs (hemp smoked to produce euphoria), kill, kiln, kilo, kilt, kina (a monetary unit of Papua New Guinea), kind, kine (a type of television tube), king, kink, kino (a gum resin), kins (a group of persons of common ancestry), kips (to sleep), kirk (a church), kirn (to churn), kirs (an alcoholic beverage), kiss, kite, kith (one's friends and neighbors), kits, kiva (an underground ceremonial chamber), kiwi, knap (to strike sharply), knar (a bump on a tree), knee, knew, knit, knob, knop (a knob), knot, know, knur (a bump on a tree), koan (a paradox meditated on by Buddhist monks), koas (a timber tree), kobo (a monetary unit of Nigeria), kobs (reddish brown antelope), koel (an Australian bird), kohl (a type of eye makeup), kois (a large and colorful fish), kola (cola), kolo (a European folk dance), konk (to hit on the head), kook, koph (a Hebrew letter), kops (a hill), kore (an ancient Greek statue of a young woman), kors (a Hebrew unit of measure), koss (a land measure in India), koto (a musical instrument), kris (a short sword), kudo, kudu (a large antelope), kues (the letter Q), kuna (a monetary unit of Croatia), kune (a monetary unit of Croatia), kuru (a disease of the nervous system), kvas (a Russian beer), kyak (a kayak), kyar (a fiber obtained from coconut husks), kyat (a monetary unit of Myanmar (Burma)), and kyte (the stomach).
