knockblock
When you and your partner are engaging in sexual activities and a deliveroo driver knocks on the front door with your pizza. This also applies to UberEasts, Amazon etc.
knockblock by AnnTeaks2 August 10, 2021
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kochblock
being denied access to something by someone with greater economic resources than yourself, such as your employer. refers to the koch brothers efforts to rob the american people of democracy through massive spending on political advertisement.
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knoblock
Damn, he's got knoblock for that broad!
Named after the playwright somethin Knoblock. For real, he wrote plays.
Named after the playwright somethin Knoblock. For real, he wrote plays.
knoblock by Davey and Goliath March 27, 2005
Knockbackkimber
Knockbackkimber by Rohans.house.debris August 1, 2021
Knockback Laughter
A rare disease that only goes to the sweaty try-hards, trying to get a laugh and not a fake one. This disease will make you knock your head back and laugh up to the ceiling. This laugh is very easy to pick out of the crowd when you hear it. When you hear a har-har-har sound, you will feel bad for someone.
Knockback Laughter by jdm714 January 27, 2018
knockback
(verb): to knock, pound, or rap on a wall, floor, or ceiling, whether manually or with an object, in response to undesired sound coming from the other side.
(noun): an act or instance of "knocking back" in response to such a noise.
(noun): an act or instance of "knocking back" in response to such a noise.
knock block
Punishment, in the form of a hunk of plastic that the band director bangs on with his conducting stick to keep time when the band keeps messing up the rhythm of a certain song. Usually makes an agonizingly sharp and loud sound, particularly for those poor suckers (like me) who are sitting in the front row of chairs.
Band director: " You guys keep screwing up this song! Joe, would you go out to my car and grab my knock block for me?"
Band members: "AAAGH! NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!"
Band members: "AAAGH! NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!"
knock block by Blinx-the-kitty October 9, 2008
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