Knows [verb]

That she had her definite reason he knew, as a woman knows when another woman is wearing a last year's gown.

Old Pit Town knows lots of good people, and would give us letters, I suppose.

Perhaps Mademoiselle Zizine, of the French theatre, was the reason—who knows?

The single employer rightly knows that there is a wage higher than he can pay and hours shorter than he can grant.

He, who knows the dangers and necessities we were in, will appreciate the joy we felt and that we feel at its arrival.

“No man knows how much he can spend, till he tries,” observed Mr. Weller.

One finds new friends;—and dear little girls; and—goodness knows what I shall find next.

If God is all wise, and knows all that happens, will He not know what is for man's good better than man can tell Him?

But this term would have no mnemonic significance to one who knows the word Mars as meaning only one of the planets.

As a fighting unit they are on their last legs and when they will be set upon their feet again Lord K. knows.