Similar words: knocked down, knocker, knock, knock out, knock off, knock on, knockoff, knockout. Meaning: adj. knocked unconscious by a heavy blow knocked-out. adj. damaged.
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31 Liverpool were knocked out of the competition in the third round.
32 He knocked out five letters in two hours last night.
33 He knocked out his pipe in the big glass ashtray.
34 Henri Leconte has been knocked out in the quarter-finals of the Geneva Open.
35 The Welsh team was surprisingly knocked out in the semi finals.
36 He was knocked out by a single blow to the head.
37 No one expected that he would be knocked out so easily.
38 Several of the child's teeth were knocked out in the accident.
39 The diamond must have got knocked out of my ring when I dropped it.
40 People come to see people get knocked out.
41 You attacked, knocked out and severely injured your victim.
42 Another time he was knocked out of bounds.
43 He was knocked out in a brawl at a Hollywood restaurant, suffering a broken jaw and three shattered teeth.
44 There were rows of streetlights knocked out by crackheads so they could do their thing in private.
45 The wind knocked out of her, Jonnie held her stomach, waited to breathe again before rushing the younger woman.
46 The shelling was resumed, and the machine gun finally knocked out by a heavy shell.
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47 Moorer lost the crown when he was knocked out by George Foreman.
48 Two of his front teeth had been knocked out and blood was running from the corner of his mouth.
49 The breath was knocked out of him, the spell scattered and snuffed out.
50 He knocked out his opponent only five minutes into the fight.
51 He is a good boxer, a powerful puncher who has knocked out 18 of his 20 opponents to date.
52 Most of that nonsense had been knocked out of him.
53 Over the past season, six teams have been knocked out of the No. 1 spot, North Carolina repeatedly.
54 At one corner, a large chunk had been knocked out completely, leaving a nasty, jagged edge.
55 They had been standing around the table like two rubes with the sense knocked out of them.
56 Gina Coulstock, 18, stumbled, fell heavily and was knocked out when she hit the road.
57 A tooth was knocked out and he also suffered bruising.
58 However, if the tooth is knocked out completely, little additional damage can be done by fighting on.
59 Meanwhile, Sabino High, top-ranked in Class 4A, was beaten by Tempe and knocked out of the playoffs.
60 The impact, occurring shortly before midnight local time, apparently knocked out all communications before warning could be given.
More similar words: knocked down, knocker, knock, knock out, knock off, knock on, knockoff, knockout, knockdown, knocking, knock down, knock about, knock over, hard knocks, knock-on effect, cocked, locked, docked, shocked, blocked, locked in, landlocked, cocked hat, well stocked, shellshocked, knickerbockers, washed out, weed out, make do, wiped out.