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Knacked
Sexual slang (U.K, East Midlands, South Yorkshire, Lancashire (localised) :When men brag to their mates about sex with a very attractive women.
EG:
"I can't believe I knacked her"?
Anecdotally lying or exaggerating popping a girls cherry.
E.G:
"I knacked her ya know?"
Or similarly gloating about "breaking in" or "destroying" a supposed virgin (slang for wild, kinky, hard or just passionate sex) a woman known to be classy, and/or hard-to-get (usually to other lads). Or anal sex with a women :
"I PROPER knacked her!"
Conventionally among friends being deliberately as innapropriate, forthcoming or sexist, common as possible by replacing: "Knacked her."
With: "knacked that"
EG:
"I can't believe I knacked her"?
Anecdotally lying or exaggerating popping a girls cherry.
E.G:
"I knacked her ya know?"
Or similarly gloating about "breaking in" or "destroying" a supposed virgin (slang for wild, kinky, hard or just passionate sex) a woman known to be classy, and/or hard-to-get (usually to other lads). Or anal sex with a women :
"I PROPER knacked her!"
Conventionally among friends being deliberately as innapropriate, forthcoming or sexist, common as possible by replacing: "Knacked her."
With: "knacked that"
Related Words
Knacked • knacked out • knick knacked • knackers • Knocked Up • Knackered • knocked • Kacked • knocked the fuck out • knacker drinking
Knacked
1. I forgot my homework so my teacher knacked me.
2. I hit my hand off the wall and it knacked(If it's hurting at the time you say it is "knacks").
2. I hit my hand off the wall and it knacked(If it's hurting at the time you say it is "knacks").
Knacked by Clive Warren March 20, 2009
knacked out
1) A person who is exhibiting one or more of the following symptoms or habits: sleep deprivation, indifference to the world, lack of motor skills, no motivation to exist on earth any longer, poor decision making, and the occasional urge to kill yourself. Becoming knacked out is usually a result of intense mental or physical duress over long periods of time.
knacked out by amateur philosopher January 25, 2011
knick knacked
knick knacked by *CharmZ* March 23, 2009
knocked the fuck out
When a person is so annoying that they get you really mad and the only way to stop them doing what they are doing is to give them a single powerful punch to the face which knocks them unconscious, they are now said to be "knocked the fuck out". This is only achieved if it is a single punch which knocks them unconscious.
knocked the fuck out by PotatoChip May 23, 2003
Knocked Up
Knocked Up by startenhash October 21, 2003
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