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knockdown | a blow that knocks the opponent off his feet | |
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run over, run down, knock down | injure or kill by running over, as with a vehicle | |
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knock down, cut down, push down, down, pull down | cause to come or go down | |
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knockdown | [in furniture] easily assembled and dismantled | |
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blast, knock down | shatter as if by explosion | |
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powerful, knock-down | strong enough to knock down or overwhelm | |
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knock down, deck, coldcock, dump, floor | knock down with force |