Verb: knock nók- Rap with the knuckles
"knock on the door" - Deliver a sharp blow or push
"He knocked the glass clear across the room"; - strike hard - Collide with force or violence
"My car knocked into the tree"; - bump - Make light, repeated taps on a surface
"he was knocking his fingers on the table impatiently"; - tap, rap, pink - Sound like a car engine that is firing too early
"The car knocked when the ignition was too far retarded"; - pink, ping - [informal] Find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws
"Don't knock the food--it's free"; - criticize, criticise [Brit], pick apart, damn [informal] Noun: knock nók- The sound of knocking (as on a door or in an engine or bearing)
"the knock grew louder"; - knocking - Negative criticism
- roast [informal] - A vigorous blow
"the sudden knock floored him"; - bash [informal], bang, smash, belt [informal], sock [informal] - A bad experience
"the school of hard knocks" - The act of hitting vigorously
"he gave the table a knock"; - belt [informal], rap, whack [informal], whang [informal]
Sounds like: knobby, nonock Derived forms: knocking, knocked, knocks See also: batter, run into Type of: bad luck, blow, bump, collide with, comment, crit [informal], criticism, critique, go, hit, impact, impinge on, knap [archaic], misfortune, notice, point out, rap, remark, run into, sound, strike Encyclopedia: Knock, Knock Ginger |