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Knocks Me Sick 

Knocks me sick or knocked me sick is the word describing complete disgust; literally so horrible that it 'knocks' one sick.

The phrase is a word originating in Liverpool and is mainly used by 'scousers' (people from merseyside).
person1)"ew this bowl of scouse had baked beans in; it knocks me sick

person 1) "eeee mate did you see that lad the other day?"
person 2) "yeah I did lird and his face knocked me sick
Knocks Me Sick by anonifly February 22, 2010
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knocks me sick 

common scouse phrase used instead of 'makes me feel sick', 'grosses me out' or 'freaks me out'.
'he knocks me sick'
'nah i can't touch polystyrene it proper knocks me'
'beans genuinely knock me sick'
'just watched that ted bundy thing and it proper knocked me sick'
knocks me sick by L25imm May 10, 2022
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