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knock sb sideways/for six
UK informalDefinition
(Definition of knock sb sideways/for six from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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knock sb out phrasal verb (DEFEAT)
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knock sb out phrasal verb (IMPRESS)
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knock sb out phrasal verb (MAKE SLEEP)
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knock sb out phrasal verb (MAKE UNCONSCIOUS)
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knock sb over phrasal verb
- knock sb sideways/for six idiom
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knock sb up phrasal verb (MAKE PREGNANT)
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knock sb up phrasal verb (WAKE UP)
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knock sb's block off idiom
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knock sb/sth down phrasal verb (HIT)
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knock sb/sth down phrasal verb (REDUCE PRICE)
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SMART Thesaurus: Not fit & healthy
Synonyms and related words:
- cadaverous adjective
- complain of sth phrasal verb
- crook adjective
- far gone adjective
- frailty noun
- gaunt adjective
- hollow-eyed adjective
- ill adjective (NOT WELL)
- indisposition noun
- infirm adjective
- let yourself go idiom
- liverish adjective
- not agree with sb idiom
- organic adjective (LIVING)
- relapse noun
- rough adjective (ILL)
- sick adjective (ILL)
- sickly adjective (ILL)
- starved adjective
- unhealthy adjective
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