kenned

Inwardly steeling himself, Denoriel flipped up the silk flap and drew the cross out of the pouch by the heavy gold chain he had "kenned," created, and connected to the cross-at the cost of burnt fingers that Mwynwen had to heal.

This Scepter'd Isle Lackey, Mercedes 2004

She "kenned" his approach always, and at times when his life had been in danger -- and these were not of infrequent occurrence -- Mary Kerry, if sleeping, had awakened, trembling, though the scene of peril were a hundred miles away, and if awake had blanched and known a deadly sudden fear.

Dope Sax Rohmer 1921

I kenned Stella, asked her to move back to that higher box.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

I kenned Stella down to my shoulder and was heading upstairs when I jerked to a stop.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

In all the family stories, no one had ever kenned with anything other than birds.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

I nestled him against my chest, kenned him comforting vibes.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

I kenned her, felt her in my head: edgy now, but not alarmed.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

I crept downstairs into the dim moonlit glow of the kitchen and kenned Stella to the top of the cabinets.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

I kenned the critter, halfway hoping to feel a friendly thrum.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010

He leaned against me, pillowing his head on my leg, and kenned me a contented little hum.

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010