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Knock-off

Knock-off Meaning & Definition
Knock-off Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Knock-off?

[v] stop pursuing or acting; "drop a lawsuit"; "knock it off!"
[v] get rid of; kill; "The mafia liquidated the informer"
[v] write quickly, as of letters or notes
[v] take by theft; "Someone snitched my wallet!"
[v] cut the price of

Synonyms | Synonyms for Knock-off: cop | dash off | do in | drop | fling off | glom | hook | liquidate | shave | snitch | thieve | toss off | waste

Related Terms | Find terms related to Knock-off: abscind | accomplish | achieve | ad-lib | amputate | annihilate | assassinate | attain | author | ban | bar | bat out | bob | botch | break | breathe | bump off | bungle | buy it | call a strike | call it quits | cash in | cease | check in | check out | clip | close down | close shop | coauthor | collaborate | compass | compose | consummate | cook up | cool | croak | crop | cull | cut | cut away | cut off | cut out | dash off | deal with | desist | discharge | discontinue | discount | dispatch | dispose of | do | do anyhow | do by halves | do carelessly | do in | do offhand | do the job | do the trick | dock | draw back | drop off | dust off | editorialize | effect | effectuate | eliminate | enact | enucleate | eradicate | except | excise | exclude | execute | extemporize | extinguish | extirpate | fake | fake up | fetch | finish | formulate | free-lance | fudge up | fulfill | ghost | ghostwrite | give over | go on strike | go west | halt | have it | improvisate | improvise | indite | isolate | jury-rig | kick in | kick off | kick the bucket | knock out | knock over | knock together | lash up | lay off | leave off | liquidate | loot | lop | make | make up | manage | mutilate | nip | novelize | pamphleteer | pare | pass out | patch | patch together | patch up | pause | peel | peg out | perform | pick out | pipe off | play by ear | plunder | polish off | pop off | pound out | prepare | produce | prune | put away | quit | ransack | realize | recess | relieve | rifle | rob | root out | rough out | roughcast | roughhew | rule out | scenarize | scrap the plan | secure | set apart | set aside | shave | shear | shove off | shut down | shut up shop | slap up | stamp out | step off | stick up | stop for breath | strike | strike off | strip | strip off | subtract | succeed | surcease | take | take a break | take a recess | take a rest | take away | take care of | take five | take off | take out | take ten | take time out | throw off | throw on paper | throw together | toss off | toss out | toss together | trifle with | truncate | turn the trick | vamp | walk out | whip up | whomp up | wing it | wipe out | work | work out | write

See Also | bring down | cease | compose | cut | cut back | cut down | discontinue | give up | indite | kill | lay off | mark down | nolle pros | pen | quit | reduce | steal | stop | trim | trim back | trim down | write

Knock-off In Webster's Dictionary

\Knock"-off`\, n. Act or place of knocking off; that which knocks off; specif. (Mach.), a cam or the like for disconnecting something, as a device in a knitting machine to remove loops from the needles.
\Knock"-off`\, a. That knocks off; of or pertaining to knocking off.

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