Knockout is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNOCKOUT in dictionary:

VERB:
• render (someone) unconscious
NOUN:
• a blow that induces unconsciousness
• an act of knocking someone out, especially in boxing
• an extremely attractive or impressive person or thing
• a tournament in which the loser in each round is eliminated.
• blow that renders an opponent unconscious
• a very attractive or seductive looking woman
• a blow that renders the opponent unconscious
ADJECTIVE:
• very strong or vigorous

Words related to KNOCKOUT

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Words that contain KNOCKOUT

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How to use KNOCKOUT in a sentence

• The lad realized now that, so far, Harris had the better of the encounter and that, if he hoped to win, it must be by a knockout.
• He feared that Darrin could do whatever he willed, and shivered with wonder as to when the knockout blow would come.
• As he advanced with his right extended, quivering, menacing, and poised for a knock-out blow, his left did not appear in the matter at all.
• Jackson the cricketer he knew, but Jackson the deliverer of knockout blows was strange to him, and he found this new acquaintance a man to be respected.
• He ended the encounter by striking the man a regular knockout blow, and the fellow went down in a heap.
• At least, Rossland measured his action as one of sudden, intensive reflection as he watched him, smiling complacently at the effect of his knock-out proposition upon the other.
• So astonished was the third at this unexpected attack, and the complete knock-out of his companions, that he did not raise a hand in their defence.
• The partial knock-out blows were not to their liking.
• If Corbett used apple sauce to oil his arm for a knock-out blow, every man with red blood wanted apples.
• The devil of it is we never seem to land the knockout punch.
• If they would beat it and stay hid and leave the Artists fatten up their Scenes, probably the Bloomer could be converted into a Knock-Out.
• She scored what is known in the Ibsen cult as a Knock-Out.
• Pitt planned to give French Canada the knockout blow in Empire Year.
• Hal accepted the catapult with profound respect, expressing full confidence in his ability to repel a formidable array of would-be boarders with a weapon of such knock-out record.
• It might be that the boy had taken one drink too many, or someone had given him knock-out drops.
• Jerry was tiring now and throwing discretion to the winds was trying for a knockout.
• Lloyd George sprang into the prize-ring with his battle-cry of the knock-out blow.

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