Knäck

An andjective used to describe things and actions, that are mostly positive.

Simon: OOh look at that flower its beautiful!
Chris: Yes indeed! Its very knäck!

You can also use Knäck to describe something negative, such as in this example:

Dude: Not to be racist or anything, but racecars suck!
Broski: Dude that was not very knäck of you to say that.

by Klaus Trophoby April 23, 2021

knocker

A bunch of things to describe someone
Either negative or positive

Cameron is such a knocker

by Knocker101 May 13, 2021

knock on some doors

When your boomer parents still think that you can apply for jobs by physically going to a business and asking if there are any jobs available, just like they did back in the day, before the popularity of the internet or pre-2000.

Dad: why don't you get off your arse and get a job.
Son: I've been looking online for weeks and applied for everything I can, there's nothing new.
Dad: Your not looking hard enough, go out and knock on some doors. That's what I did when I was your age.
Son: Dad, nobody does that anymore, employers and job agencies do everything online now. Even the job centre posts their own stuff there.
Dad: omg kids these days, don't know how good they have it. When I was your age I walked 20 miles to work and back barefoot whilst carrying a bag of cole on my back, I got paid 2 bob a week, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
Son: stfu dad, stop lying and get with the times.

by ppwned May 13, 2021

knacker

damage (something) severely.

I knackered my ankle playing on Sunday

by anonymous June 26, 2021

knäckebrot

Dried up bread that on its own tastes like cardboard, commonly found in any german supermarket or first graders lunchbox.

Although it contains the word "Knäck" in it, it is in fact not very knäck if you dont put some leberwurst or something like that on it.

I ate some delightful Knäckebrot this morning.

by Prof. Dr. Simon Acula June 3, 2021

Knäck

Adjective that describes things that are very pog, cool, awesome or just incredibly good.

Klaus: Broski have you heard that new song from lovejoy? Its very knäck!
Chris: Yeah mate its friggin awesome!

by Prof. Dr. Simon Acula June 3, 2021

Knock knock

A term used to make a joke that starts out as someone knocking on the door.

Dingbat: Knock knock.
Scallywag: Who’s there?
Dingbat: Mike.
Scallywag: Mike who?
Dingbat: Oxmaul.
Scallywag: I don’t get it. Mike Oxmaul?
Dingbat: I didn’t know that. HA HA!

by Likewater August 15, 2021