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verb - transitive

• to impress.

  Knock me dead.

  Last edited on Apr 21 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 09 2009.

• A formal introduction-
  
  Come and meet em I'll give ya a knock down'

  Last edited on Jan 24 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 24 2012.

adverb

• stolen.

  I bought it cheap because it's knocked off.

  • See more words with the same meaning: stolen, stolen goods.

  Last edited on May 31 2004. Submitted by Matthew R. from Blackpool, United Kingdom on May 31 2004.

notes

• "Knocked off" is also the -ed conjugation of "knock off".

  Last edited on May 08 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on May 08 2011.

• In a deep sleep.

  He's knocked out on my bed.

  Last edited on Mar 06 2002. Submitted by Al from Pomona, CA, USA on Mar 06 2002.

• A prostitute,bitch
  
  This tart is a flamin' knocker'

  Last edited on Jan 24 2012. Submitted by John Kitus from Boise, ID, USA on Jan 24 2012.

noun

• A knocker or a "knock" is a crackhead. Etimology stems from their habit of knocking on doors of people all day and night with confusing stories about why they need $7 and change.

  Last edited on Mar 13 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Mar 13 2015.

noun - plural

• breasts.

  Check out the knockers on that chick!

  Last edited on Mar 28 2011. Submitted by Kevyn J. from Manhattan, KS, USA on Jul 07 1998.

• adverb - really, very, conveying a sense of the extreme. Originated from the fact that when people are doing something to an extreme, things get knocked over. First derived from the movie Casablanca where in one dramatic scene, cups are knocked over. Started in West LA.

  We had a knockin good time.

  Last edited on Feb 25 2003. Submitted by Amy from Los Angeles, CA, USA on Feb 25 2003.