This is the 4456th most frequent German word.
knappes
"Knappes" means "scarce" or "tight" in English, often referring to something in short supply.
Here, "knapper" is used to describe the victory as narrow or close, indicating that the margin of success was small.
Das war ein knapper Sieg.
That was a narrow victory.
Here, "knapp" denotes a shortage or deficit, implying that there is limited availability or sufficiency.
Das Geld ist momentan knapp.
Money is currently in short supply.
In this context, "knapp" means concise or succinct, referring to the delivery of the content in a brief manner.