knockname

A descriptive nickname given to something that refers to someone or something in a sarcastic, derogatory, or slanderous manner but with a humorous context.

Snuggie Steve, Ball Cap Ben, Drunkie Darlene, Sweet John are all examples of a knockname.

by Sweet John May 4, 2009

knocknaheeny

a scumhole on the north side of cork city

you will walk through any town you will run through knocknaheeny

by Joshor123 December 21, 2009

knockneed

is short for (knock-kneed), ie: with knees comming together. which usually indicates old age and probably physical weakness.

he's an old knockneed man

by MiSs`UnDaZTood October 9, 2006

Knockometer

Derbysharian slang for 'Hammer'.

"Hammer that nail in with your new knockometer!"

by Derbyshire Linguist September 27, 2022

Knocknacarra

knocknacarra is the place to live. it’s not rough, but it’s the most fun place in galway. kside is pretty lit at night getting chased by the feds and everything. Everyone’s tryna be like us but no one can ever beat us.

Man can we go to knocknacarra today, it was so fun when we went last week.

by kside March 8, 2021

knickname

Knickname also spelled nickname, is an alternative version of the proper term for a name added to or substituted for the proper name of a person, place, etc., as in affection, ridicule, or familiarity.

Proper use of the term Knickname is demonstrated when one places another persons "Knickname" or "Nickname" in between their first and last name.

John "Insert appropriate Knickname" Doe
Chris "I stand corrected" Rakers

by Smart Accountant October 28, 2007

knocknacarra

Knocknacarra is a city 6km out from the centre of Galway
Notorious for being the worst ends in Galway only pussyo innocent boys are brought up in knocknacarra

Jeez I sure would hate to live in knocknacarra, them are some dead ends

by MOYONTOP January 13, 2020