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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.
"Brad was talking so I knocked him the fuck out!"

knocked the fuck out

The phrase commonly used on friday movies when someone gets their ass kicked.
knocked the fuck out by John Spartan November 22, 2003

Knocked the Fuck out

When someone gets punched really hard and they hit the floor. You go up to them and say "You got knocked the fuck out."
*Boy gets punched and hits ground*

Person: "You got knocked the Fuck Out".

knocked the fuck out

One who gets knocked the fuck out. This is commonly happening to a person in Gainesville, FL USA called Joe Mullett.
Joe Mullett really got knocked the fuck out at the party. The guy hit him and he lost 3 teeth and broke his nose!!!11

JOE GOT KNOCKED TEH FUCK OUT!!1
knocked the fuck out by Erik August 7, 2004

knocked the fuck out

When you punch someone so hard, they acheive a level of unconsciousness that only fags are worthy of reaching.
That bitch who tried to steal my car? I chased him down the street and punched him in the face, then his head hit the brick wall and he dropped. Now THAT'S knocked the fuck out!

knocked the fuck out

1. To fall asleep
2. To pass out
1. I was so tired that when I got home I knocked the fuck out.
2. -Have you seen Jeff?
-Yeah he's knocked the fuck out on the couch.
knocked the fuck out by pete5 February 5, 2007
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