clock (one)

slang To strike one very forcefully, especially in the face. He made some rude comment about my mother, so I turned around and clocked him square in the jaw.

clock

tv. to earn, score, or total up someone or something. (As if the person or thing gained were being metered or clocked.) Sam clocked a date with Sally, and is he ever proud!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

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clock
all guns blazing
with (one's) guns blazing
with all guns blazing
with guns blazing
pound up
go flying
tear loose from (someone or something)
slam the door in (one's) face
slam the door in face

词组	clock (one)
释义	clock (one) clock (one) slang To strike one very forcefully, especially in the face. He made some rude comment about my mother, so I turned around and clocked him square in the jaw. See also: clock Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. clock tv. to earn, score, or total up someone or something. (As if the person or thing gained were being metered or clocked.) Sam clocked a date with Sally, and is he ever proud! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: clock all guns blazing with (one's) guns blazing with all guns blazing with guns blazing pound up go flying tear loose from (someone or something) slam the door in (one's) face slam the door in face
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