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knocked out 

When a person loses conciuessness ( yes i cant spell that)
Due to a accident such as being run over by a car, Hit with a metal pipe, Getting in a fight with someone who would other wise have killed you had your girlfriend not stepped in.
mitchell:" and stay down sucka!"
Your girlfriend:"please stop!
mitchell:"fine.. You got lucky today fool! Remember who knocked out you!'
knocked out by koliunaojfhakf July 2, 2006

knocked-out 

When someone uses the pull-out method for birth control and ends up getting pregnant.
Brittany said she was going to get her tubes tied, so she wouldn't get knocked-out again
knocked-out by Hacey L. May 14, 2007

Knocked out warm 

To pretend to sleep while someone performs homosexual sex.
Jeremy was curious so he knocked out warm
Knocked out warm by Kidcleft October 29, 2014

knocked out cold 

The act of a person being hit on the button. Usually the chin or behind the ear. Then going unconcious.
I saw a mma fight and guy got hit hard on the chin by a punch. He dropped and layed on the ground frozen for about 20-30 seconds. He got knocked out cold.

knocked out of the park

1. In Baseball or Softball, to achieve a home run by hitting the ball so hard that not even the player who stayed home with his sick kids could catch it.

2. A single hit that is so vicious that its effects are felt for a while afterwards, usually through flying backwards, falling to the ground, writhing in pain, and throwing up. Bonus points if you do it with a baseball bat.
Aaron tried to sneak up on me while I was blindfolded, but I kicked him in the groin, which caused him to be knocked out of the park.

half knocked out 

to be half asleep, or half unconcious
my brother was half knocked out after he pulled a all nighter
half knocked out by Aria N. March 29, 2008
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