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knackerise

(vb) to grab, squeeze and/or pull the testicles, either through the clothes or by opening the fly, to cause more or less severe pain. English. knacker knackers

Sometimes as a joke, often as torture, occasionally so that the victim will be so preoccupied with his pain that he desists from some antisocial behaviour.
He was being too aggressive, so I knackerised him. That gave him something to think about.

There's (name)! It's his birthday: grab him and knackerise him! Make his day!
by frankieco January 24, 2012
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old knackers yard

Simon.. She alright for her age isn't she, she's giving you the eye

Mike... Your joking mate, she must be 60, I am not going up that old knackers yard
by mitch00uk April 2, 2015
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BA Big-knackers

A guy who acts like Mr T from the A-Team.

He thinks girls dream about him all day because he's got the biggest balls.

There's one in every town and you can spot him a mile off. He wears loads of jewellery, usually fat gold sovereigns on his knuckles and he builds his muscles up to insane proportions.

Sometimes seen walking a fierce dog to complete the menacing look.
"Look over there, there's BA Big-knackers. He looks like a chav on steroids!"

"Watch out here comes BA Big-knackers with a giant hernia in his pants"
by funkbadger August 20, 2009
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Titty knackers

Irish slang, used to indicate a state of mentalness
"Would you look at that?! You are off your titty knackers! Tink of the babbies!!!"
by Paddy MacMahon January 10, 2009
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Knackers deep

to have sexual intercourse with a female and penetrate her massively allowing for only balls to petrude
"You off out tonight mate?"

"fo sho man, im gonna get knackers deep in that bitch"

"knnnnackeeeers deeeeep"
by voywho January 25, 2010
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knackers

1. A slang term for 'testicles'.
2. A yard where horses are killed for food or glue, short for the "knacker's yard".
3. Sometimes used in place of 'knackered', meaning 'tired' or 'worn out'.
1. He's got his knackers in a twist.
2. We sent Red Rum to the knacker's yard.
3. My knackers are knackers after all that fun in the knacker's.
by Kevin Watkins May 13, 2004
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knackers in knickers

I am off to a knackers in knickers night tonight
by cupcake fiend June 12, 2008
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