knock one back

knock back

1. To drink something, usually an alcoholic beverage, quickly. A noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "back." Let's get together and knock back some cold ones tonight.

2. To physically force someone or something backwards. A noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "back." The rumbling of the earthquake knocked us all back.

3. To cost someone a particular amount of money. A noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "back." Geez, how much is this car repair going to knock me back?

knock one back

verb

See knock back a drink

See also: back, knock, one

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

See also:

cut back
buck off
choke back
brush back
bring back
claw back
chop back
be/go back to square one
come back and see us
back to square one

References in periodicals archive

It sounds standard until you knock one back and feel the effects immediately.

THE DISH: A little Italy in Kenya

You can knock one back in no time, and your palate is ready for number two--or number four, for that matter.

New white IPAs

As much as you may want to, it's not the done thing in polite society to hold your nose as you knock one back.

So good, you'll be moving in!

"Don't head straight for the penis - a head massage isn't something he's likely to ask for but most men won't knock one back if it's offered and, once he's had it, he'll be begging for more," she says.

Lessons in summer loving; It could be the sizzling climate, one too many cocktails or the fact that everyone's stripped to their Speedos... but a holiday in the sun can do wonders for your sex life. Here, relationship expert Tracey Cox shows you how to make sure your summer break goes with a bang

词组	knock one back
释义	knock one back knock back 1. To drink something, usually an alcoholic beverage, quickly. A noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "back." Let's get together and knock back some cold ones tonight. 2. To physically force someone or something backwards. A noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "back." The rumbling of the earthquake knocked us all back. 3. To cost someone a particular amount of money. A noun or pronoun can be used between "knock" and "back." Geez, how much is this car repair going to knock me back? See also: back, knock Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. knock one back verb See knock back a drink See also: back, knock, one McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: cut back buck off choke back brush back bring back claw back chop back be/go back to square one come back and see us back to square one References in periodicals archive It sounds standard until you knock one back and feel the effects immediately. THE DISH: A little Italy in Kenya You can knock one back in no time, and your palate is ready for number two--or number four, for that matter. New white IPAs As much as you may want to, it's not the done thing in polite society to hold your nose as you knock one back. So good, you'll be moving in! "Don't head straight for the penis - a head massage isn't something he's likely to ask for but most men won't knock one back if it's offered and, once he's had it, he'll be begging for more," she says. Lessons in summer loving; It could be the sizzling climate, one too many cocktails or the fact that everyone's stripped to their Speedos... but a holiday in the sun can do wonders for your sex life. Here, relationship expert Tracey Cox shows you how to make sure your summer break goes with a bang
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