knickerbocker

Old nic-name for a New Yorker. Comes from the days when it was New Amsterdam and the ruling Dutch wore knickers for pants. Since these were so commonly seen on the streets there, the name was then applied to the residents. Source of New York Knicks basketball team name as well.

She comes from three generations of Knickerbockers.

by Shay McC. May 17, 2005

Ass kickery

The kicking of ass.

I specialize in ass kickery and guitar playing.

by The Derek-ness May 14, 2004

knockerbocker

A sport of knocking big boobs together. Created in response to a misspelling on moving boxes.

And Audrey has KNOCKed Mary out of the ring! KNOCKerbocker!

by Not R February 3, 2010

Bommy-knocker

A medieval flail or mace.

“Get me some bread, or I'll hit you with my bommy-knocker.”

by SomeShitlord September 21, 2017

tyre kicker

A prospective purchaser of a car who does not know what he or she is looking for when examining the car. From the pointless gesture of kicking the tyres often employed by such.

For Sale: 1965 Triumph Spitfire, Old English White, Partial Service History, No Tyre Kickers.

by Sweavo January 6, 2007

Knee knocker

1) A term used by sailors for the jamb of a water-tight door. A water-tight door's opening is about 20 inches above walking surface.

2) A term used by hot-rod enthusiasts for after market items mounted to the bottom of a dashboard assembly. (ie. Tachometers, Nitrous Oxide switches, etc.)

If you can't lift a swab bucket over a knee knocker, you have no reason to be on my ship.

by Koakoa September 12, 2015

Knackered

1. Exhausted
2. Sexually spent
3. Reprimanded
4. Broken / malfunctional

1. I was knackered when I got in from work.
2. After my seventh ejaculation I was well and truly knackered.
3. The teacher caught us smoking and now we're going to get really knackered.
4. I tried to fix my dad's PC but now it's more knackered than ever.

by Dan Fox June 12, 2003